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Philip P. Pan is a foreign correspondent for The Washington Post and the newspaper's former Beijing bureau chief. During his tour in China from 2000 to 2007 he won the Livingston Award for Young Journalists in international reporting, the Overseas Press Club's Bob Considine Award for best newspaper interpretation of international affairs, and the Asia Society's Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism on Asia. He is a graduate of Harvard College and studied Chinese at Peking University. He lives with his wife and son in New York and will begin a new assignment for the Post in Moscow in 2008.

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What to Read on Chinese Politics
Foreign Affairs, November 30, 2012
...is more powerful. Out of Mao's Shadow: The Struggle for the Soul of a New China. By Philip P. Pan. Simon & Schuster, 2008. | The Party: The Secret World of China's Communist Rulers. By Richard McGregor. Harper, 2010. | There is no doubt that today's...
Why Are We Giving Visas to Chinese Spies?
Foreign Policy Magazine, January 9, 2013
...New York Times, was forced to leave China along with his family after his visa was not renewed. Philip P. Pan has also been waiting for more than 8 months for a visa to work as the Beijing bureau chief for the Times. These follow a similar incident in...
Under Cover - By Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
Foreign Policy Magazine, January 8, 2013
...New York Times, was forced to leave China along with his family after his visa was not renewed. Philip P. Pan has also been waiting for more than 8 months for a visa to work as the Beijing bureau chief for the Times. These follow a similar incident in...
The New York Times Misstated Their Own Bureau Chief's Job Title
New York Observer, January 7, 2013
...Philip P. Pan is the Beijing bureau chief. In an update to their China visa story, The New York Times misstated the name of their own Beijing bureau chief?s job title...
China Says Reporter for The Times Was Not Expelled
ACQ Magazine, January 5, 2013
...On a related matter, The Times is also waiting for the visa of its new Beijing bureau chief, Philip P. Pan, to be issued. Mr. Pan first requested a visa last March. The English- and Chinese-language Web sites of The Times have been blocked in China since...
NYT correspondent not expelled, says China
Manorama Online, January 4, 2013
...visa. NYT also alleged that besides Buckley's visa, China has also kept its new Beijing bureau chief Philip P Pan's accreditation pending. Pan reportedly applied in March, but his visa has not been processed. Hua also denied any prevalence of press...
China Says Reporter Chris Buckley Was Not Expelled
ACQ Magazine, January 4, 2013
...Press. On a related matter, The Times is also waiting for the visa of its China bureau chief, Philip P. Pan, to be issued. Mr. Pan first requested a visa last March. The Times’s English- and Chinese-language sites have been blocked in China since...
Reporter Forced to Leave China Had Problem With Visa, Officials Say
New York Times, January 4, 2013
...On a related matter, The Times is also waiting for the visa of its new Beijing bureau chief, Philip P. Pan, to be issued. Mr. Pan first requested a visa last March. The English- and Chinese-language Web sites of The Times have been blocked in China since...