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Beijing’s Bold New Censorship

September 10, 2017;

By Perry Link, New York Review of Books Authoritarians, in China and elsewhere, normally have preferred to dress their authoritarianism up in pretty clothes. Lenin called the version of dictatorship he invented in 1921 “democratic centralism,” but it became clear, … Continued

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