Revolution from Below: China's Emerging Civil Society

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Event

Revolution from Below: China's Emerging Civil Society

Thu, April 1st, 2004

Pulitzer prize winning journalist, Ian Johnson, drew on his experience as China Bureau Chief for the Wall Street and excerpts from his recently published book, Wild Grass, to speak about the evolving character of civil society in China.

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East Asia China Political Reform

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Event Speaker

Ian Johnson

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