Perry Link on China's Charter 08
The New York Review of Books Podcast
Perry Link, professor of East Asian studies at Princeton University, speaks with Hugh Eakin about the Chinese state's reaction to Charter 08, a document calling for human rights and democracy signed
by thousands of Chinese citizens since its release in December. To read the Charter, or to find more articles by Perry Link, please visit nybooks.com.
Perry Link, professor of East Asian studies at Princeton University, speaks with Hugh Eakin about the Chinese state's reaction to Charter 08, a document calling for human rights and democracy signed
by thousands of Chinese citizens since its release in December. To read the Charter, or to find more articles by Perry Link, please visit nybooks.com.
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Perry Link, professor of East Asian studies at Princeton University, speaks with Hugh Eakin about the Chinese state's reaction to Charter 08, a docume...
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by thousands of Chinese citizens since its release in December. To read the Charter, or to find more articles by Perry Link, please visit nybooks.com.
Perry Link, professor of East Asian studies at Princeton University, speaks with Hugh Eakin about the Chinese state's reaction to Charter 08, a document calling for human rights and democracy signed
by thousands of Chinese citizens since its release in December. To read the Charter, or to find more articles by Perry Link, please visit nybooks.com.
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