Author: Stephen Glain
April 19, 2006
Beneath China's outward show of economic strength is an economic, social and environmental upheaval has turned the country into a caldron. For now at least, the Chinese regime is a greater threat to its own population, unmoored and angry, than it is to the United States or even its neighbors.
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