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China Issues Rules Banning Dishonesty In Science Publishing

Chinese regulators overseeing the field of academic publishing for scientific articles have issued rules explicitly banning dishonest practices.

Leaving China? Your books, Maps and DVDs May Be Confiscated

An odd thing happened when movers came to box up Ruth Kirchner's furnishings as she was preparing to return to Berlin after a decade in China.

Opposing Editorials Reflect Ideological Rift in Communist Party

The People’s Daily and Study Times, ran editorials expressing their opposing views on the issue of constitutionalism: limiting the government’s power by a higher system of laws that protects citizens’ rights.

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