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As Google threatens to quit China over censorship, many Chinese citizens pleaded online for the company to stay. Does Google's decision help or hurt the democratization of China? Can a company still do well by doing good? Guest Edward Friedman, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Related Links Edward Friedman Can Google Beat China? (New York Times) Google and China, or how moral values can change business interests (The Daily Star) The Story of Sergey Brin Edward Friedman: Living Without Freedom in China Edward Friedman: China: A Threat to or Threatened by Democracy? Edward Friedman: China's Rise Challenges Democracy

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