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What If China Had Bought Newsweek?

By Dan

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Not sure how to relate this Evan Osnos post, entitled, "What if China had bought Newsweek," to doing business in or with China, beyond just tossing out the old adage on how different we are and of how we need to try to resolve our differences.  So I won't even try.

At the same time, I just know this article is so thoughtful and its topic so important that at some point (if not now) some aspect of the article/topic will have major ramifications somewhere somehow.

Is it a precursor of something? If so, what? 

No matter what, I recommend you read it as it certainly does have insight into how we (Americans) view them (Chinese) and how they view us and of the disconnect that is and likely always will be inherent in that.    

Full post as published by China Law Blog on June 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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