ch. 1. How should Tibet be governed? Tibet should be governed by China / Francesco Sisci
Tibet should be fully independent and self-governing / Tibet Justice Center
Tibet should be governed by a "middle way" approach / Lobsang Sangay
The Dalai Lama is an effective leader of Tibet / Isabel Hilton
The Dalai Lama is not an effective leader of Tibet / Andy Lamey
The Central Tibetan Administration should be Tibet's legitimate ruling body / Kelsang Gyaltsen
Tibet should adopt a democratic government / Tenzin Gyatso, the Dalai Lama
ch. 2. What is the impact of Chinese rule in Tibet? China Is leading efforts to preserve Tibet's environment / George Schaller
China is destroying Tibet's environment / Y.C. Dhardhowa
China's treatment of the Tibetan people has increased self-immolation protests / Lois Farrow Parshley
Globalization and modernization have increased self-immolation in Tibet / Pankaj Mishra
China is committing cultural genocide in Tibet / Rajiv Malhotra
ch. 3. How should the US engage Tibet? The US Congress should strengthen the Tibetan Policy Act / Richard Gere
The US Government is aggressively implementing the Tibetan Policy Act / Daniel Baer
The United States should do more to support Tibet's autonomy / Stephanie Brigden
China protests US comments on Tibet, says "disgusting" / Ben Blanchard
The US Congress and State Department should support policies and programs to aid Tibet / Robert Menendez
The United States should lead in urging China to stop human rights violations in Tibet / Yeshe Choesang
chapter 4. What is the best way to encourage political change in Tibet? The international community should apply coordinated political pressure to help Tibet / Bianca Jagger
A global boycott on Chinese goods will spur political change in Tibet / Jonathan Zimmerman
China should resume talks with the Dalai Lama / The Economist
The political psychology of self-immolation / Costica Bradatan
Social media have mobilized support for the free Tibet movement / Saransh Seghal.