Jimmy Meixiong, Author at Harvard Political Review

Asia

How to pay three million dollars in order to lose a billion customers

Jimmy Meixiong - February 13, 2011

The super bowl is a true spectacle. This year over 110 million Americans tuned in to watch the super bowl. With such an outstanding...

Asia

Internet Takes on the Chinese Government

Jimmy Meixiong - February 6, 2011

Why an average case of Chinese corruption has become a national, internet-driven frenzy. With the recent conclusion of President Hu’s official state visit to...

Asia

Israeli Criticism of the U.S. handling of the Protests in Egypt: Justified or Unfounded?

Jimmy Meixiong - January 31, 2011

The protests in Egypt have been going on for over a week now, and the entire situation is truly an example of how globalized...

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Lawmaker's rhetoric during President Hu's state visit

Jimmy Meixiong - January 20, 2011

I was really excited to see how the U.S. was going to receive Chinese president Hu Jintao’s visit this week. A lot has happened...

HPRgument Blog

The Importance of Unbiased Press

Jimmy Meixiong - January 4, 2011

While enjoying the relatively mild weather and being extremely thankful to have made it home (and onto a plane) before the monster blizzard hit...

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Rising Tensions in the Korean Peninsula

Jimmy Meixiong - December 24, 2010

Ever since the sinking of a South Korean warship earlier this year, tensions on the Korean peninsula have been steadily escalating. The culmination of...

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China, America, and Korean Unification post-WikiLeaks

Jimmy Meixiong - December 2, 2010

2010 has been a banner year for WikiLeaks. Although the organization was relatively well known before this year for its leaks regarding police killings...