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Cambridge University Press removes 300 academic articles from China website

The pressure faced by CUP is the ripple effect of China's internal ideological struggle

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Oiwan Lam | Global Voices
Cambridge University Press (CUP) has removed more than 300 academic articles (which were published in the academic journal The China Quarterly) from its website in China, in order to avoid a full shutdown.
In a statement, CUP explained the pressure that they received from China:
We can confirm that we received an instruction from a Chinese import agency to block individuals articles from China Quarterly within China. We complied with this initial request to remove individual articles, to ensure that other academic and educational materials we publish remain available to researchers and educators

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