Guangxi bombings: does speculation of ethnic minority activism hold up?

Alexandra Grey

Guangxi bombings: does speculation of ethnic minority activism hold up?

Alexandra Grey

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In part one of an analysis of the 30 September bombings in Guangxi, South China, Alexandra Grey examined how fury over corruption and uneven economic progress can turn deadly. This piece examines suggestions ethnic unrest had a role in the blasts.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Interpreter
Publisher	Lowy Institute for International Policy
Publication status	Published - 12 Oct 2015

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Guangxi bombings: does speculation of ethnic minority activism hold up?

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