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Academic publisher Springer Nature bows to Chinese censorship

Springer Nature, the world’s largest academic book publisher, has blocked access to at least 1,000 academic articles in China, making it the latest international company to succumb to intensifying Chinese censorship demands.

Research by the Financial Times shows the publisher has removed more than 1,000 articles from the websites of the Journal of Chinese Political Science and International Politics, two Springer journals, in the Chinese market.

All of the articles in question contained keywords deemed politically sensitive by the Chinese authorities, including “Taiwan”, “Tibet” and “Cultural Revolution”.

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