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James Fallows

Monday, August 15th, 2011

National Correspondent for The Atlantic, writing from China since 2006. Author of Postcards from Tomorrow Square. Book signing to follow.

Fallows shares the human stories, charts China's bumpy transition to democracy, and makes sense of both its economic explosion and its environment impact -- while showing us what its growth means for us.

Click here to view a video of James Fallows.

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WKU Political Science students explore Washington, D.C.

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