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The Manner Coffee Case: Trending Terms, Income Inequality, and China’s Private Sector

The Manner Coffee Case: Trending Terms, Income Inequality, and China’s Private Sector

By Gavin Hsu
A recent Baidu trending search term reveals Beijing’s continued efforts to suppress the private sector.

Indonesia: Dividing the Spoils

Indonesia: Dividing the Spoils

By Luke Hunt
A conversation with Keith Loveard about inequity and his latest book.
COVID-19: A Catalyst for Rising Inequality in Thailand

COVID-19: A Catalyst for Rising Inequality in Thailand

By Tita Sanglee
The current COVID-19 outbreak has exacerbated the country's already wide gap between rich and poor.

India’s Biggest Shopping Mall Reflects Rich-Poor Divide

India’s Biggest Shopping Mall Reflects Rich-Poor Divide

By Rukhsar Ansari and Vishal Arora
A literal wall hides the poor from those going to the mall next door.

What Hong Kong Occupy Could Achieve

What Hong Kong Occupy Could Achieve

By Stratos Pourzitakis
The protestors may not win genuine universal suffrage for 2017, but they may do something even more important.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Piketty in Seoul: Rising Income Inequality in South Korea

By Steven Denney
Advocates of the bestselling French author are calling for major reforms in South Korea.

South Korea’s Incoherent Economic Policy

South Korea’s Incoherent Economic Policy

By Yong Kwon
The Park administration is struggling to craft policies that can address growing inequality and slowing growth.
Water Scarcity and Social Equality in China

Water Scarcity and Social Equality in China

By tackling water scarcity head on, Beijing is improving social equality and fostering sustainable development.

Cambodia's Economic Challenge

Cambodia's Economic Challenge

Even as the skyline of Phnom Penh grows with the symbols of modern architecture, Cambodia’s economy still faces a host of challenges.

Politics Meets Poverty in Southeast Asia

Politics Meets Poverty in Southeast Asia

Governments are spending vast sums to reduce crushing poverty. While the cause is a noble one the reasoning and approach may be faulty.

Is China’s Growth Sustainable?

Is China’s Growth Sustainable?

By Calvin Wong
The Diplomat's inaugural student essay contest winner Calvin Wong writes about Chinese economic growth - and wins a trip to Japan to help us cover the APEC summit.
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