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The Rights and Responsibilities of Disagreement

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2014

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Morton, Katherine

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Australian Centre on China in the World - Australian National University

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As part of the robust engagement of the People's Republic of China with media and academic opinion internationally, outspoken interventions, pointed critiques as well as rambunctious declamations are increasingly common. This should be the cause of celebration: multiple voices from China on topics of moment will surely enrich our understanding of that important country and the variety of professional and public opinion.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/226012

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The China Story Journal

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Open Access

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