Textbook Pirates Find a Huge Market in China

Foreign publishers are frustrated by a lack of government cooperation, but also fear being shut out of the market

By JEN LIN-LIU

Beijing

Douglas G. Hunt, an associate professor of English at the University of Missouri at Columbia, clicked open his e-mail one morning in October and found a message that informed him that The Dolphin Reader, an anthology he...

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