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 *Yu, Louis, Sitaram Asur, and Bernardo A. Huberman. "What trends in Chinese social media." arXiv preprint arXiv:1107.3522 (2011). Fulltext: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1107.3522
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 *Williamson, John. "Is the" Beijing Consensus" Now Dominant?." asia policy 13.1 (2012): 1-16. Fulltext:
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 China has one of the largest gaps between the rich coastal cities in the Southeast and the poor countryside in the Northwest and it is still widening. This is especially visible in the different educational chances. In this session, we compare the Gini coefficient with the EU and regional differences in the EU, look into reasons and measures to even that difference.
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 Family has played an important role in China since millenia. As a unit of identification, it supposedly is both more important than the individual or than the nation. Recent changes through 1-child-policy, job mobility and smaller family units show that China encounters change here too. The recent law on family visits shows how alienated this relation has become by now. Still, old people’s homes are the exception. The generation contract becomes more difficult with the agening of the people.
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 Republic of China. Vol. 96. Lund University, 2011. Fulltext: http://lup.lub.lu.se/record/1950819
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 Social media like blogs, microblogging (Weibo, similar to Twitter) plays an important role in Chinese society today. Similar to the social critical newspaper essays of the early Republican period, where intellectual opinion leaders carried out the public discourse, social media in China today creates a critical public sphere, a tool of democratization, control and legitimization of government power as well as of self-awareness as a citizen and of participation in the decision-making process. The more restrictive a regime is, the more power has the ability of the internet to change societies.
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 The China Model – Sacrificing Freedom for Economical Success With a steady growth and rise of living standards for more than 30 years, China is the most successful country in the world – in economic respect. However, it is also one of the most restrictive regimes in the
 world with surveillance, censorship, political imprisonment, large-scale bribery etc. In recent years, the
 Chinese government becomes more self-confident and offensively defends their societal system as more stable and controllable, therefore more economically-friendly than free Western societies. In about 2016, China may become the economic world leader in GPD, 10 years later it may become the world leader in GDP per capita. Several semi-authoritarian regimes in Asia look at the “China model” (cf. the term “Beijing consensus”) as a possible sample model to learn from.
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 *Qian, Xiaolei, and Russell Smyth. "Measuring regional inequality of education in China: widening coast–inland gap or widening rural–urban gap?." Journal of International Development 20.2 (2008):
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 United States) in every aspect and become the world’s leader.
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 *Xi Jinping: Excerpts from his speeches (in Chinese with partial English translations) – provided by the teacher from his personal archive
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