Beijing's bid to integrate the Tibetan Autonomous Region more closely into China through infrastructure investment, immigration and social services is only a partial recipe for the area's success, and leaves the region as a potential challenge to national stability as well as undermining President Hu's "Go West" policy. Economic growth, from a very low base, is strong, tourism is set to boom, and farmers are getting help. But the use of force and the disempowerment of the ethnic...
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