Philip Bowring

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Confucian confusion a blow to women
Last updated Sunday, 1 April, 2012, 11:38am , by Philip Bowring
Blackballing minimum wage a bit rich
Last updated Sunday, 1 April, 2012, 1:11pm , by Philip Bowring
Democratic camp's art of the improbable
Last updated Sunday, 1 April, 2012, 2:18pm , by Philip Bowring
When Uncle Sam calls East Asia's bluff
Last updated Sunday, 1 April, 2012, 3:49pm , by Philip Bowring
Arrogance and fear drives currency policy
Last updated Wednesday, 23 May, 2012, 7:29pm , by Philip Bowring
Wealth divide has roots in land policy
Last updated Thursday, 19 July, 2012, 6:22am , by Philip Bowring
Rule by gesture, not meaningful policy
Last updated Sunday, 1 April, 2012, 8:30pm , by Philip Bowring
US power not all it's cracked up to be
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 7:45am , by Philip Bowring
Smoke and ire
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 10:37am , by Philip Bowring
Age of unreason
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 12:57pm , by Philip Bowring
Big winners
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 2:21pm , by Philip Bowring
United affronts
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 3:09pm , by Philip Bowring
Malaysia's malaise
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 4:37pm , by Philip Bowring
A myopic world view through the Han lens
Last updated Tuesday, 17 July, 2012, 12:46pm , by Philip Bowring
Missed opportunities
Last updated Tuesday, 3 April, 2012, 8:06pm , by Philip Bowring

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Philip Bowring has been based in Asia for 39 years writing on regional financial and political issues. He has been a columnist for the South China Morning Post since the mid-1990s and for the International Herald Tribune from 1992 to 2011. He also contributes regularly to the Wall Street Journal, www.asiasentinel.com, a website of which he is a founder, and elsewhere. Prior to 1992 he was with the weekly Far Eastern Economic Review, latterly as editor.

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Huangpu is a district of pigeon fanciers and the skies over Shanghai have seen birds racing back to their coops for the best part of a century. Words and pictures by Jonathan Browning.

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