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CER links: Liu Xiaobo, Tibet, Reform and opening

What we’ve been reading recently:

FT.com – China’s ‘warp-speed’ industrial revolution – Thirty years after landmark economic reforms, the government’s unspoken mantra still – more or less -holds firm: “We’ll give you growing prosperity if you don’t question our right to absolute power."

The Associated Press – Scholars, lawyers call for release of China critic – Rushdie, Gordimer, others call for release of rights activist Liu Xiaobo

The New Republic – Losing Lhasa – A bit on China’s new Tibet strategy from The New Republic

Bloomberg.com – Ex-Japan Leader Sought U.S. Nuclear Attack on China, Asahi Says – Newly declassified documents show a less dovish side of Nobel Peace Prize-winning Prime Minister Eisaku Sato

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