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The Politics of Liu Xiaobo's Trial
2012This chapter explores the macro-level political development in China and the possibilities of liberalization in the context of weiquan and weiwen . The government is resorting to both hard and soft measures to maintain stability and legitimacy.
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The Cultural Iconoclast: Liu Xiaobo
1998‘We decide to hunger strike! We have to protest! We have to appeal! We have to repent!’ These are the slogans of the 2 June Declaration of Hunger Strike. Liu Xiaobo, a young cultural critic, joined the hunger strike and supported the pro-democracy movement of 1989.
Ka-Ho Mok
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Liu Xiaobo, Charter 08 and the Challenges of Political Reform in China
, 2012 In December 2008 some 350 Chinese intellectuals published a manifesto calling for reform of the Chinese constitution and an end to one-party rule. Known as "Charter 08", the manifesto has since been signed by more than 10,000 people.
Hualin, Fu +2 more
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Liu Xiaobo. Un intellectuel chinois face à la tradition et au nationalisme
China Perspectives, 1997 Muyard Frank. Liu Xiaobo. Un intellectuel chinois face à la tradition et au nationalisme. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°40, 1997.
Frank Muyard
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(Un)Doing Constitutionalism: The Cases of Liu Xiaobo and Xu Zhiyong [PDF]
Asian Studies Review, 2016 Based on the cases of Liu Xiaobo and Xu Zhiyong, this article reviews the Court judgments and discussions about the criminal charges of “inciting subversion of state power” and “disrupting public order” used against Liu Xiaobo and Xu Zhiyong respectively.
Aubié, Hermann, Wang, Xinhong
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Liu Xiaobo and China's Humiliation of Obama
New Perspectives Quarterly, 2010Buoyed by its creditor's hold on the United States and its ability to withstand the harsh winds of recession blowing from across the Pacific, China has graduated in its own mind from an emerging economy to a world power. From their confrontation with Google to their renewed repression of dissidents to their dissing of President Obama, China's leaders ...
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