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What I think should be changed Set up a new section focusing on CCG's possible government links, fold all current descriptions into the section, and add content that says otherwise (it could also be an NGO) citing reputable sources
Why it should be changed 1) The current version cites sources saying CCG is a govt activity. But there are also many reputable sources saying it is an NGO. CCG itself maintains it is an NGO. Beijing govt also says it is an NGO. The current version is, therefore, not neutral. 2) CCG is apparently a Chinese think tank based with significant international influence. Whether it is a govt activity or an NGO is not trivial.
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United Nations Economic and Social Council says CCG is an NGO. NBC News describes CCG as an non-govt thinktank [1] Bloomberg News describes CCG as a non-govt thinktank [2] [3] Financial Times describes CCG as a non-govt thinktank [4] The New York Times in publishing an op-ed from CCG allows the description of CCG as a non-govt thinktank [5] Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars describes CCG as a non-govt thinktank [6] European Policy Center describes CCG as a non-govt thinktank [7]
CCG maintains it is non-governmental [8]
Beijing Municipal Govt Civil Affairs Bureau describes CCG - along with hundreds of others - as an NGO [9] — Preceding unsigned comment added by Reluctantbeijinger ( talk • contribs) 04:20, 25 November 2022 (UTC)
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The Center for China and Globalization (CCG) is a Chinese non-governmental
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think tank based in
Beijing. CCG has been granted the official special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC)
[11] as a non-governmental organization.
CCG’s scholars have been often writing for the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg News [12], South China Morning Post, Beijing Review [13], CGTN, China Daily [14] and its experts have appeared frequently in newswires such as BBC, DW News, CNN and CNBC. CCG is also a national Postdoctoral Programme Research Center certified by the Chinese Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. In the “2020 Global Go To Think Tank Index” by the University of Pennsylvania Think Tank and Civil Society Program (TTCSP), CCG ranked 64th of the top think tanks worldwide, and the 60th in outstanding policy-oriented research programs [15]. CCG’s research concentration revolves around globalization, global governance, international economy and trade, international relations, global migration and talent studies. CCC has been recognized as a “4A non-governmental organization” by Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau [16].
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