Fallows, James M

A critique of the media which discusses why the values of journalists have changed, how their practices are undermining the credibility of the press, and how they affect the future of America by distorting the election process.

A critique of the media which discusses why the values of journalists have changed, how their practices are undermining the credibility of the press, and how they affect the future of America by distorting the election process.

Collects twelve essays from "The Atlantic Monthly" journalist James Fallows that examine topics that relate to the transformation of China's economy and political structure in the twenty-first century.