Tag Archives: capitalism

Video-Interview mit Ralf Ruckus

Posted on 2022-04-27 by gongchao

Josef Muehlbauer vom Varna Institute for Peace Research (VIPR) interviewte am 18. April 2022 Ralf Ruckus. Die beiden sprachen über die sozialen Kämpfe in der Volksrepublik China, die Organisierung der Arbeiter:innenkämpfe, linke Gruppen, die Kulturrevolution und Chinas Weg in den Kapitalismus. Zum Video geht es hier. Continue reading →

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Podcast including an interview with Ralf Ruckus on “The Communist Road to Capitalism”

Posted on 2021-11-23 by gongchao

Victors’ Children from Canada released episode 11 of their podcasts on November 22, 2021. It includes an interview with Ralf Ruckus, author of “The Communist Road to Capitalism.” Please, listen to the podcast here. Continue reading →

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Video: China’s Economic System

Posted on 2021-11-19 by gongchao

On November 17, 2021, Ralf Ruckus, Joel Andreas, and Ho-fung Hung spoke about the socialist period in the People’s Republic of China, the market reforms and transition, and the current capitalist crises. The event titled “China’s Economic System” was moderated by Dong Yige. It was part of the webinar-series “China and the World” organized by TNI, gongchao.org, Lausan, and others. Please, watch the video here. Continue reading →

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Capitalist China, Labor Unrest, and the Western Left: Interview

Posted on 2021-10-20 by gongchao

For his Youtube channel “Studying Maoist China,” Felix Wemheuer interviewed Ralf Ruckus on October 15, 2021. They talked about the book “The Communist Road to Capitalism” and related questions. Please, watch the video here. Continue reading →

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The Communist Road to Capitalism in China

Posted on 2021-10-16 by gongchao

The online discussion event The Communist Road to Capitalism in China with Ralf Ruckus which took place on June 12, 2021, as part of the series China and the Left is now available as a podcast. Please, click here to get to the podcast. Continue reading →

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The winding road towards capitalism

Posted on 2021-10-12 by gongchao

Systemic Disorder published a review of Ralf Ruckus‘s book under the title: The winding road towards capitalism. Continue reading →

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Conflict in China: 1949 to now

Posted on 2021-09-21 by gongchao

DSA San Francisco organized an online panel discussion with Dong Yige, Zhang Yueran, Chris Connery, and Ralf Ruckus on September 18, 2021. Please, watch the video here. Continue reading →

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The book “The Communist Road to Capitalism” is out

Posted on 2021-07-10 by gongchao

The book The Communist Road to Capitalism. How Social Unrest and Containment Have Pushed China’s (R)evolution since 1949 by Ralf Ruckus has just been published by PM Press. For more information, see here, for buying the book, please, go here. Continue reading →

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Three Online Discussions in May and June 2021

Posted on 2021-04-16 by gongchao

The online discussion series “China and the Left” will continue in May and June 2021 with three events: Chinese Investments and Labor Struggles in Indonesia (on May 15), How China Escapted Shock Therapy. The Market Reform Debate (on June 5), and The Communist Road to Capitalism in China (on June 12). Continue reading →

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On Colonialism and Terror-Capitalism in Xinjiang

Posted on 2021-03-18 by gongchao

Darren Byler presented his analysis of the events in Xinjiang during an online discussion on January 9, 2021 (podcast). In February he elaborated on these topics in an interview with Ralf Ruckus: Standing with the Oppressed. On Colonialism and Terror-Capitalism in Xinjiang. Continue reading →

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