Summary of Josh Chin & Liza Lin's Surveillance State

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The People’s Government in Urumqi, China, has a Population Data Collection Form that requires people to report information about their religious faith and travel habits. It also has a list of countries that are problematic for the regime.
#2 In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In Urumqi, the police would ask people about their religious faith and travel habits. Tahir’s eyes drifted to the right-hand margin, where he saw a series of checkboxes reserved for the police to fill out: Uyghur, unemployed, passport holder, prays daily, etc.
#3 Xinjiang is a far-western region of China that shares borders with eight countries. It has been a part of China since ancient times, but no state based in China has controlled the territory for a thousand years. The Communist Party under Mao went there to promote economic development and dilute the influence of minority populations.
#4 China’s government has a list of countries that are problematic for them, and one of these is Uyghurstan.

Sujets

• Religion
• Surveillance
• Privacy
• Social Science

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 13 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350031157
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on Josh Chin & Liza Lin's Surveillance State
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The People’s Government in Urumqi, China, has a Population Data Collection Form that requires people to report information about their religious faith and travel habits. It also has a list of countries that are problematic for the regime.

#2

In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In Urumqi, the police would ask people about their religious faith and travel habits. Tahir’s eyes drifted to the right-hand margin, where he saw a series of checkboxes reserved for the police to fill out: Uyghur, unemployed, passport holder, prays daily, etc.

#3

Xinjiang is a far-western region of China that shares borders with eight countries. It has been a part of China since ancient times, but no state based in China has controlled the territory for a thousand years. The Communist Party under Mao went there to promote economic development and dilute the influence of minority populations.

#4

China’s government has a list of countries that are problematic for them, and one of these is Uyghurstan.

#5

In China’s far-western region of Xinjiang, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#6

In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#7

In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#8

In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#9

In China’s far-western region of Xinjiang, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#10

In China’s far-western region of Xinjiang, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. In a surprise move, the authorities also put a Uyghur economist named Ilham Tohti on trial for inciting ethnic hatred. Tohti was China’s most influential advocate for greater Uyghur autonomy inside China.

#11

China’s authoritarian Communist Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat in late 2016, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. The government began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#12

In China, the Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat. In late 2016, Party leaders frustrated with the status quo quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in the campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.

#13

Chinese officials were preoccupied with the separatist threat in Xinjiang, China’s far-western region, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. They began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#14

Chinese authorities were preoccupied with the separatist threat in Xinjiang, China’s far-western region, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. They began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#15

Chinese police were preoccupied with the separatist threat in Xinjiang, China’s far-western region, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. They began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#16

China’s authoritarian Communist Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat in late 2016, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. They began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#17

China’s authoritarian Communist Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat in late 2016, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance. They began collecting data on a more intimate level.

#18

China’s authoritarian Communist Party was preoccupied with the separatist threat in late 2016, when they quietly ushered in an ambitious new phase in their campaign to eradicate Uyghur resistance.