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    “ Freedom means knowing how big your cage is.” –Cheng Yizhong All green NGOs in china have green in their title

    1994 china connected to internet A quarter of urban China is online, up to half in 5 years 40 mil PCs sold last year Average user is 25 (45 in US) A quarter use BBS sites frequently Green dam now only public computers

    Best way for international groups to engage internet communities anywhere is through multi-tier approach

    Add clip of forestry guy’s post to CD website

    Real estate values, the cautionary principle

    Motivated by Jilin accident-loss of trust, real estate Chinese mandate 20 km from city center Number of people killed in tiananmen square…400-800

    Migrant beaten to death (6 officials punnihsed/fired) , woman killed her official rapist (more than 4 million posts, freed on bail) anyone could be Deng Yujiao, public interest lawyer released…maybe not free But where are environmental releases? Few arrests, Wu Lihong?

    Reasons for reduced trust of community members and information 50 cent party members, angry youth-discourage pluralistic views Participation but no consensus

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    Yale Presentaion, Green Internet Communities - Presentation Transcript

    1. Green Internet Communities Rattling the Bars of Environmental Discourse
    2. The Internet in China Large | Young | Social | Censored
      • Broadband users above age 13 number 286-300 million (nearly 2x US figures)
      • Users under 35 make up 73% of online population (35% in the US)
      • 92% contribute regularly to user-generated content sites
      • Censorship denied access to 19,000 websites in 2002
        • Green Dam
    3. The Internet’s Contribution
      • Green public sphere unique in china because
        • Issue specific community
        • Transnational community
        • Engages public policy and politics without being explicitly political, nonpartisan
        • Contention can take place online
    4. Many Voices | Many Media
      • Communication across space
    5. Many Voices | Many Media
      • Communication across class
        • Blogs / Bulletin Boards
    6. Many Voices | Many Media
      • Communication across Time - Microblogs
    7. The Internet’s Contribution A Cake Walk Together
      • Shanghai Maglev Protests – January 2008
    8. Cake Walks Continue
      • Xiamen – May 2007
      • Chengdu – May 2008
    9. The Internet’s Contribution Government | People
      • Pressure from the bottom up
      • Top-down, faster communication
    10. Reason for Doubt
      • Mistrust of the information
        • Lots of information, little filter
        • Emphasis on speed and not quality or understanding
      • Mistrust of the people
        • Scapegoats are usually found
        • Verbal abuse rampant
        • 50 cent party members
      • 艾林琳 Linden Ellis
      • U.S. Project Director
      • [email_address]
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