Sources for More Information

Links to WWW sites
on China

Hot Topic:
Tiananmen Anniversary

Top Twelve Sites

Americans & the World - Public Opinion on International Affairs

Internet Guide for China Studies

Chinese military power page
This site covers Chinese military power and is sponsored by the Project on Defense Alternatives. It provides access to the spectrum of U.S. opinion regarding China's strategic development.

Chinese Foreign Policy Net
Online index of web-based information sources relating to China's foreign relations maintained by a Stanford graduate student. Good links to primary sources, such as government statements, as well as relevant news, publications, and organizations. Information from the Chinese government is in English where available, and in Chinese otherwise.

National Committee on U.S.-China Relations
Nonprofit educational organization, founded in 1966, that encourages understanding of China and the United States between citizens of both countries.

State Department's U.S.-China page
Links to U.S. government sites on China, including U.S.-China bilateral trade agreement.

Human Rights in China
Human Rights in China is an international nongovernmental organization founded by Chinese scientists and scholars in March 1989. It monitors the implementation of international human rights standards in the People's Republic of China and carries out human rights advocacy and education among Chinese people inside and outside the country. Many Chinese language documents and links.

China News Digest
The most comprehensive site for information in Chinese and English on all aspects of contemporary China. They also maintain a database of information on the June Fourth 1989 crackdown and subsequent pro-democracy and human rights activities. Excellent daily email summary of China-related news. They also publish a monthly Chinese language magazine (Huaxia wenzhai) featuring political and literary writings, mainly by Chinese students and scholars living abroad.

Silicon Valley for Democracy in China
English-language news on dissident activities in China.

Tibet Information Network
This is an independent news and research service providing information and analysis of developments in Tibet.

Working Group on Environment in U.S.-China Relations
Part of Woodrow Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Project, this is an ongoing forum of experts that considers how U.S. foreign policy and assistance might be more effectively crafted to produce more environmentally sound development and better relations with the People's Republic of China. Good links.

Media Studies
This is the winter 1999 issue of the Media Studies Journal, which focuses on the subject of "Covering China." The issue covers the events and processes that shape the media in China and American coverage of China.

Comprehensive List
Arranged by Topic