• Introduction
• This Issue’s Contributors

Internet Control and Information Access

• How the Chinese Authorities View the Internet: Three Narratives
  The Editors
• Concerning the Development and Administration of Our Country’s Internet
  Wang Chen
• Netizens Comment on the Internet White Paper
• China’s Internet Censorship System
  Bei Feng
• The Internet Is a Natural Enemy to Authoritarian China
  Gao Wenqian
• Update on China’s Open Government Information Regulations: Surprising Public Demand Yielding Some Positive Results
  Jamie Horsley

Standing on the Right Side of History?

• China’s Internet Censorship and Controls: The Context of Google’s Approach in China
  Rebecca MacKinnon
• Excerpt from Testimony of Alan Davidson, Director of Public Policy, Google Inc. before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China
• HRIC Talks with Adam Kanzer of Domini Social Investments

Online Risks and Resources for Netizens

• The Internet and Chinese Civil Society
  Li Dan
• Social Networking in the Golden Shield Environment
  He Qinglian
• Human Rights and Malware Attacks
  Nart Villeneuve
• Ten Things to Look for in Tools that Circumvent Internet Censorship
  Roger Dingledine
• Behind the Padlock Icon: Certificate Authorities’ Mysterious Role in Internet Security
  Seth Schoen
• Glossary of Technical Terms
  Compiled by HRIC
• The Internet, Human Rights, and China: A Resource List
  Compiled by HRIC