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China Information's latest issue, vol. 28, no. 2 (July 2014) is a special issue on cyberpolitics, put together by guest editor Guobin Yang. The articles are free for download until 16 August 2014.China Information presents timely and in-depth analyses of major developments in contemporary China and overseas Chinese communities in the areas of politics, economics, law, ecology, culture, and society, including literature and the arts.China Information pays special attention to views and areas that do not receive sufficient attention in the mainstream discourse on contemporary China. It encourages discussion and debate between different academic traditions, offers a platform to express controversial and dissenting opinions, and promotes research that is historically sensitive and contemporarily relevant.ArticlesGuobin YangPolitical contestation in Chinese digital spaces: Deepening the critical inquiry[Abstract] [Full text]Silvia LindtnerHackerspaces and the Internet of Things in China: How makers are reinventing industrial production, innovation, and the self[Abstract] [Full text]Marina SvenssonVoice, power and connectivity in China’s microblogosphere: Digital divides on SinaWeibo[Abstract] [Full text]Jesper Schlæger and Min JiangOfficial microblogging and social management by local governments in China[Abstract] [Full text]Steven J. BallaHealth system reform and political participation on the Chinese Internet[Abstract] [Full text]Robeson Taj Frazier and Lin ZhangEthnic identity and racial contestation in cyberspace: Deconstructing the Chineseness of Lou Jing[Abstract] [Full text]Marcella SzablewiczThe ‘losers’ of China’s Internet: Memes as ‘structures of feeling’ for disillusioned young netizens[Abstract] [Full text]Ning ZhangWeb-based backpacking communities and online activism in China: Movement without marching[Abstract] [Full text]Visit CIN's website for more information on the journal, subscribing and submitting manuscripts, and follow CIN's Facebook page.