Study exposes Chinese censors' deepest fears.

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    • Abstract:
      The article discusses a report within the issue regarding a social media study by Harvard University political scientist Gary King and postdoctoral (Ph.D.) students Jennifer Pan and Margaret Roberts investigating what China’s government censors fear most. Topics include the pervasiveness of China's Internet censorship, China’s so-called Jasmine Revolution, which was inspired by the Arab Spring in 2011, and censors' responses to blogs related to various forms of collective action.