danwei

Traditionally, the danwei was the provider of health care, housing, and ideological education.

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Traditionally, the danwei was the provider of health care, housing, and ideological education.

The J Curve Ian Bremmer 2006

Traditionally, the danwei was the provider of health care, housing, and ideological education.

The J Curve Ian Bremmer 2006

Traditionally, the danwei was the provider of health care, housing, and ideological education.

The J Curve Ian Bremmer 2006

To find out, VOA's Kate Woodsome talked with Jeremy Goldkorn, the Beijing-based editor of danwei.org, a website that keeps track of Chinese media, advertising, and urban life.

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He tells readers who want to make sense of China from outside of the country that their best bet is to head to the "web, armed with a few tip-offs," as they can find there "an Aladdin's cave of rich, diverse, detailed reporting and analysis," adding that the should try "chinadigitaltimes.net and danwei.org as a first 'open sesame.'"

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He tells readers who want to make sense of China from outside of the country that their best bet is to head to the "web, armed with a few tip-offs," as they can find there "an Aladdin's cave of rich, diverse, detailed reporting and analysis," adding that the should try "chinadigitaltimes. net and danwei. org as a first 'open sesame.'"

Illuminating and Misleading Takes on China 20 Years Since Tiananmen 2010

He tells readers who want to make sense of China from outside of the country that their best bet is to head to the "web, armed with a few tip-offs," as they can find there "an Aladdin's cave of rich, diverse, detailed reporting and analysis," adding that the should try "chinadigitaltimes. net and danwei. org as a first 'open sesame.'"

Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Illuminating and Misleading Takes on China 20 Years Since Tiananmen 2010

He tells readers who want to make sense of China from outside of the country that their best bet is to head to the "web, armed with a few tip-offs," as they can find there "an Aladdin's cave of rich, diverse, detailed reporting and analysis," adding that the should try "chinadigitaltimes. net and danwei. org as a first 'open sesame.'"

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CHANG (voice-over): Jeremy Goldkorn's site danwei. org was also recently blocked.

CNN Transcript Dec 27, 2009 2009