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- Terror Capitalism – The Enclosure of Uyghurs in Xinjiang
- Online Discussion Series Continues
- Documenting Mass Protest Incidents
- Webinar series by the Critical China Scholars
- Online Discussion Series in September 2020: China and the Left – Critical Analysis & Grassroots Activism
- Why China Is Capitalist
- Leninists in a Chinese Factory
- Interview on the Protest Movement in Hong Kong
- The Communist Road to Capitalism
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Terror Capitalism – The Enclosure of Uyghurs in Xinjiang
The online discussion event Terror Capitalism – The Enclosure of Uyghurs in Northwest China (Xinjiang) took place on January 9, 2021, and is part of the series China and the Left – Critical Analysis & Grassroots Activism. It is now available as a podcast. Please, click Terror Capitalism in Xinjiang to get to the podcast. Continue reading
Online Discussion Series Continues
The online discussion series “China and the Left – Critical Analysis & Grassroots Activism” continues in January and February 2021. Continue reading
Documenting Mass Protest Incidents
For several years, the Blog News Worth Knowing or Wickedonna was a major source of information on mass protests in China before the people who ran it, Lu Yuyu and Li Tingyu, were arrested in 2016. Lu Yuyu was released from prison this year, and Cao Yaxue wrote an interesting article on the project of documenting social protests in China: Documenting Mass Protest Incidents: The Extraordinary Story of Two Ordinary Chinese. Continue reading
Webinar series by the Critical China Scholars
The Critical China Scholars have been organizing an interesting webinar series featuring left-wing perspectives on China with the next event coming up on October 28, 2020: https://criticalchinascholars.org/webinars. Continue reading
Online Discussion Series in September 2020: China and the Left – Critical Analysis & Grassroots Activism
This online discussion series brings together activists and researchers with a left-wing perspective in order to shed more light on China’s changed role in the world as well as on the social conflicts and mobilizations in the country. It tries to instigate more direct exchanges and solidarity at the grassroots level between overseas initiatives and social struggles and activists in China. Continue reading
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Tagged activism, China, feminism, grassroots, Hong Kong, labor unrest, movement, protest, queer, social struggles
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Why China Is Capitalist
Eli Friedman wrote an interesting article for Spectre Journal on Why China Is Capitalist. Toward an anti-nationalist anti-imperialism. Continue reading
Leninists in a Chinese Factory
Zhang Yueran wrote an article for the Made in China Journal website on the organizing attempts of Maoist students in the Jasic factory in Shenzhen: Leninists in a Chinese Factory. Reflections on the Jasic Labour Organising Strategy. Continue reading
Posted in English, Texts
Tagged Jasic, labor unrest, Maoism, organizing, Zhang Yueran
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Interview on the Protest Movement in Hong Kong
This is an interview on the latest developments in Hong Kong, the protest movement, ‘Hong Kong identity,’ and more. The Italian version was published here. The interview was done by email with an activist who has been involved in social movements in Hong Kong for several years and has been part of the current movement from the start, with a left-wing standpoint and a critical view on some of the forms and aims of the movement. Continue reading
The Communist Road to Capitalism
The book The Communist Road to Capitalism. How Social Unrest and Containment Have Pushed China’s (R)evolution since 1949 has just been announced and will be published by PM Press in October 2020. Continue reading
Critical Perspectives on the “Jasic Movement” – Suitable tactics of intervention?
The blog nqch.org published a short summary of the “Jasic Movement,” the wave of repression that followed, and the debate among left-wing groups in China on the current state of class struggles and forms of labor support in China – as well as a list of selected articles on the “Jasic Movement” in English and Chinese: Critical Perspectives on the “Jasic Movement”. Continue reading
