| Drastic medicine: Privatization of schools and hospitals in China | The Economist | June 15, 2002 (Vol ) | (1) | |
| China in 2001: Economic liberalization and its political discontents. | Dali L. Yang | Asia Survey | Jan.-Feb. 2002 (Vol 42) | 14(15) |
| The changing role of money in China and its implications. | Carsten A. Holz | Comparative Economic Studies | Fall 2000 (Vol 42) | 77(15) |
| Easing the transition to a competitive electricity market in China: A role for tolling agreements. | Journal of Project Finance | Winter 2000 (Vol 5) | 33(7) | |
| The geography of privatization in China, 1978-1996 | Sun Sheng Han, Cifton W. Pannell | Economic Geography | July 1999 (Vol 75) | 272(15) |
| How long can Beijing hang tough? | Business Week | February 8, 1999 | 38(1) | |
| The sleeve unravels: China. | The Economist | October 10, 1998 (Vol 348) | 80(1) | |
| The China that Clinton won't see. | Richard Tomlinson | Fortune | Juley 6, 1998 (Vol 138) | 130(4) |
| Zhu's leap forward. | John Coomley, Mishi Saran | Time International | March 16, 1998 (Vol 150) | 16(4) |
| Bullish technocrat in china shop. | David Roche | Time International | March 16, 1998 (Vol 150) | 21(1) |
| Will China be next? | George Wehfritz | Newsweek | December 1, 1997 (Vol 130) | 48(1) |
| A Chinese giant forges a capitalistic soul: Wuhan Iron & Steel Co. | Richard Tomlinson | Fortune | September 29, 1997 (Vol 136) | 184(5) |
| The new emperor: Power flows to Jiang Zemin. | Berton Woodward | Maclean's | September 29, 1997 (Vol 110) | 33(1) |
| China goes private. | Maclean's | September 22, 1997 (Vol 110) | 43(1) | |
| Socialism dies, again. | Michael S. Serrill | Time | September 22, 1997 (Vol 150) | 44(1) |
| Out of the shadow of Deng. | The Economist | September 20, 1997 (Vol 344) | 39(2) | |
| Restructuring. | September 13, 1997 (Vol 344) | 6(1) | ||
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