1. Speak No Evil: Why the World Bank Failed to Anticipate Indonesia’s Deep Crisis —- It Often Soft-Pedaled Effects Of Country’s Corruption, Misread Extent of Poverty —- `Caught Up in Enthusiasm’
By Marcus W. Brauchli
Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal
14 July 1998
2. Cost of Growth: China’s Environment Is Severely Stressed As Its Industry Surges —- Beijing Seeks Foreign Help In Addressing a Problem With Global Implications —- Role for Western Companies
By Marcus W. Brauchli
Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal
25 July 1994
The Wall Street Journal
3. Toil and Trouble: Workers in New China Often Find Hardship Tied to Opportunity —- Forced Overtime in Factories, Poor Food and Dank Beds Fill Their Long Days —- Now Unrest Is Spreading
By Marcus W. Brauchli and Joseph Kahn
Staff Reporters of The Wall Street Journal
19 May 1994
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This story is hypocritical in the extreme. Your own magazine practices blatant censorship with impunity. It further backs up the idea of censorship when it comes to global warming stories. There is absolutely no balance on global warming stories in the mainstream media and CJR refuses to do anything about it or address it in violation of every printed canon of journalistic ethics. It is no wonder that the public opinion poll of the media hovers in the sewer at some 9% according to the latest polls.
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on Thu 24 Apr 2008 at 11:29 AM