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In traditional Chinese cormorant fishing, the snares tied around the birds' necks are lose enough that they can swallow small fish, but not large ones, which they are trained to deposit at the feet of the fisherman. (Yes, this is a metaphor for our article on Chinese economic
Sam Bowman@s8mb · Oct 6The new issue of Works in Progress, arriving with subscribers this week, is our best ever and packed with must-read pieces.
Our lead essay is @RobinRivaton and @bswud on how China's cities, and the competition between them, have driven its rise to techno-industrial preeminence.
Our lead essay is @RobinRivaton and @bswud on how China's cities, and the competition between them, have driven its rise to techno-industrial preeminence.
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