Kaiser Kuo and David Moser are delighted to be joined in Popup Towers by Rogier Creemers, post-doctoral fellow at Oxford, author of the fantastic China Copyright and Media blog and one of the most informed academics working on Chinese internet governance. We've always enjoyed our previous chances to grill Rogier on his thoughts, and our discussion this week didn't disappoint either.
Authoritarian schooling in Shanghai vs. the American approach
A conversation with Chinese adoptees in the U.S.
Alarm bells in the ivory tower: Jim Millward on the Cambridge University Press censorship fiasco
Richard McGregor on the complicated ties between China, Japan, and the U.S. since World War II
North Korea behind the scenes, with Evan Osnos
China in drag: Michael Bristow discusses his new book on China’s — and one man’s — incredible transformation
China’s tightening grip on cyberspace
China’s environmental challenges: Overfishing, toxic soil, and unbreathable air
U.S.-China relations after six months of Trump, with Susan Shirk and Stan Rosen
Of dirty words and Party-speak: Sinica Podcast live in D.C.
Gillian Wong and Josh Chin on journalism careers in China
China’s great spiritual revival
Joan Kaufman on foreign nonprofits and academia in China
Straight talk on North Korea and China, with Lyle Goldstein
China’s Asian power play: Tom Miller on the future of Belt and Road
Jerome A. Cohen on human rights and law in China
Guo Wengui: The extraordinary tale of a Chinese billionaire turned dissident, told by Mike Forsythe and Alexandra Stevenson
David Rank, top U.S. diplomat, on why he resigned to protest Trump
Islamophobia in China, explained by Alice Su and Ma Tianjie
How does investigative reporting happen in China? A conversation with Li Xin of Caixin
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