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As part of our on-going series of reading recommendations and conversations about Tibet and Tibetan history, we are today featuring a short ...

Continuing our series seeking to draw attention to overlooked readings on Tibet, we are happy to be able to provide comments by two long-tim...

By Geremie R. Barmé [The following remarks were written in response to a series of questions from writers at Woroni , the paper produced by ...

It has been a few weeks since we last posted an installment of recommended reading on the situation in Tibet and neighboring provinces. Here...

(Please note: The following is based on my recent book about the Ta-pa-ni Incident (a colonial era uprising that changed the course of mod...

James Miles of The Economist was in Tibet when the riots and protests started on March 14. China’s strict limitations on foreign journalist...

With the crisis in Tibet entering its third week, we continue to sweep the web in search of interesting and/or informative pieces to bring t...

Foreign media coverage of the demonstrations and riots in Lhasa , Qinghai , Sichuan , and Gansu two weeks ago has sparked a significant bac...

The coverage and dialogue about the situation in Tibet has continued over the past days, evolving largely (in great part due to foreign medi...

A third installment of readings on Tibet. 1) This insightful piece on the economic roots of discontent in Tibet by Pankaj Mishra, an Indian...

A few days ago, we published a handful of links to websites providing good or unique coverage of events or history related to the situation ...

Many of us here at China Beat have been following very closely the story on the recent uprisings in Tibet and neighboring provinces. These ...