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| Access: | http://www.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/archive2/2013/03/13/asahi1_130313/ajw.asahi.com/category/special/leadership_shift/default.htm (downloaded 13-03-2013) (part of the Digital Archive for Chinese Studies - to gain access please refer to http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/dachs/access_de.html!) |
| Material: | Computer file |
| Title: | Leadership shift |
| Source: | ajw.asahi.com, The Asahi Shimbun (08 Nov. 2012) |
| Orig. URL: | http://ajw.asahi.com/category/special/leadership_shift/ |
| Description: | 18 css, 26 gif, 75 html, 1 ico, 321 jpeg, 27 js, 7 png files (11.3 MB) |
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| Language: | eng. |
| Loc. note: | In part 3 embedded google map showing the cost of Hsia-men/Amoy missing |
| Contents: | Senkaku dispute led to Hu's retraction of retirement plan / Kenji Minemura ; Nozomu Hayashi. -- Xi tried to rebuild China from the bottom up / Nozomu Hayashi. -- Xi showed early interest in Taiwanese political activists / Nozomu Hayashi. -- Xi avoided corruption trap by keeping distance from local officials / Nozomu Hayashi. -- Xi maintains balance between reformists, conservatives / Nozomu Hayashi. -- Li chose political career over chance to study abroad / Kenji Minemura. -- Hu, Li were like brothers during Communist Youth League days / Kenji Minemura. -- Li's rise hits snag over lack of achievements on local level / Kenji Minemura. -- Quick promotion made it difficult for Xi to keep promises with Shizuoka governor / Nozomu Hayashi. -- In secret voting, Xi rose in popularity while Bo fell / Nozomu Hayashi ; Kenji Minemura. -- Party elders, family background pushed Xi to the top / Nozomu Hayashi ; Kenji Minemura |
| Subjects: | Government Chung-kuo kung-ch'an-tang - Congresses China - Politics and government - 21st century Hsi Chin-p'ing, 1953- Hu Chin-t'ao, 1942- Li K'o-ch'iang, 1955- |
| Access: | http://www.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/archive2/2009/04/28/branigan090428/www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/apr/20/china-newspaper-launch/default.htm (downloaded 28-04-2009) (part of the Digital Archive for Chinese Studies - to gain access please refer to http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/dachs/access_de.html!) |
| Material: | Computer file |
| Author: | Branigan, Tania |
| Title: | China defies media cuts and closures with new newspaper launch : English-language version of nationalist state tabloid part of Beijing's drive to promote views globally and rebuild reputation / Tania Branigan |
| Published: | Beijing |
| Source: | guardian.co.uk (20 Apr. 2009) |
| Description: | 12 css, 97 html, 88 gif, 8 jpeg, 8 js, 4 png, 1 other file (1,22 MB) |
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| Language: | eng. |
| Subjects: | Media Freedom of the press - China Mass media - Censorship - China |
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