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Critical China Scholars, Understanding China and Resisting Sinophobia in 2025: An Introductory Syllabus - positions politics
As China’s influence grows on the world stage, the specter of China looms ever larger in the political machinations of the US and its allies, while the promise of China as an humane alternative contin...
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April 15, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Disseminare pensiero critico sulla Cina... positionspolitics.org/critical-chi...
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New on episteme in positions politics, china and histories of the working class
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episteme issue 11: China and Histories of the Working Class
episteme issue 11 explores Chinese labor history through class consciousness, labor activism, and worker democracy from the late-Qing period to the post-Mao era. I would like to mark the recent passin...
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February 26, 2025 at 3:03 AM
New on episteme in positions politics, china and histories of the working class
positionspolitics.org/episteme-11/
positionspolitics.org/episteme-11/
Reading "The Commune Form: The Transformation of Everyday Life" by Kristin Ross
February 14, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Reading "The Commune Form: The Transformation of Everyday Life" by Kristin Ross
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Thanks to the popularity of digital platforms, feminism, and disabled women’s increased educational attainment, a growing number of female-led disabled persons’ organisations has emerged in China. This is a welcome change in a movement traditionally dominated by men, write Luanjiao Hu and Ling Han.
Gender and Disability in China: The Rise of Female-Led Disabled Persons’ Organisations | Made in China Journal
In recent years, thanks to the popularity of digital platforms, an increasing number of female-led disabled persons’ organisations (DPOs) focusing on disability inclusion has emerged in mainland China...
madeinchinajournal.com
February 13, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Thanks to the popularity of digital platforms, feminism, and disabled women’s increased educational attainment, a growing number of female-led disabled persons’ organisations has emerged in China. This is a welcome change in a movement traditionally dominated by men, write Luanjiao Hu and Ling Han.
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It only got worse from here
Hong Kong bookstore disappearances shock publishing industry
Four men working for a Hong Kong bookstore that sells books critical of China vanish, sending jitters through the city's publishing industry.
www.bbc.com
February 10, 2025 at 9:32 AM
It only got worse from here
The Commune Form. A Conversation between
Kristin Ross and Andreas Petrossiants. Inspiring!
Kristin Ross and Andreas Petrossiants. Inspiring!
I spoke with Kristin Ross about her recent book "The Commune Form," and about the joy and pleasure of building non-accumulative forms of life. May a million communes bloom www.e-flux.com/journal/151/...
The Commune Form: A Conversation - Journal #151
Kristin Ross interviewed by Andreas Petrossiants about her recent book The Commune Form: The Transformation of Everyday Life.
www.e-flux.com
February 6, 2025 at 8:56 AM
The Commune Form. A Conversation between
Kristin Ross and Andreas Petrossiants. Inspiring!
Kristin Ross and Andreas Petrossiants. Inspiring!
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Since the ’80s, Trump has never made much distinction between his personal business experience with incipient globalization and his policy prescriptions. If Trump was getting a bad deal, then so was the entire nation. www.nplusonemag.com/online-only/...
Back to the ’80s? | Andrew Liu
“When did we beat Japan at anything?” Trump railed in 2015. “They send their cars over by the millions, and what do we do? When was the last time you saw a Chevrolet in Tokyo? It doesn’t exist, folks....
www.nplusonemag.com
January 31, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Since the ’80s, Trump has never made much distinction between his personal business experience with incipient globalization and his policy prescriptions. If Trump was getting a bad deal, then so was the entire nation. www.nplusonemag.com/online-only/...
Interesting piece on digital migration
New on praxis, in positions politics, Lilian Kong and Shiqi Lin, “Hello My Chinese Spy, Take My Data”: Welcome to the Playground of the Digital Cold War
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Lilian Kong and Shiqi Lin, “Hello My Chinese Spy, Take My Data”: Welcome to the Playground of the Digital Cold War
On January 12, 2025, just days before the short video platform TikTok was pressured to shut down in the U.S., a sensational “migration” began. Millions of American internet users flocked to the Chines...
positionspolitics.org
January 31, 2025 at 8:32 AM
Interesting piece on digital migration
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American Historical Assoc. Votes Overwhelmingly to Support Resolution to Oppose Scholasticide in Gaza
American Historical Association Condemns Israel’s Scholasticide in Gaza
The American Historical Association, the oldest learned society in the United States, has adopted the “Resolution to Oppose Scholasticide in Gaza,” condemning Israel’s “intentional effort to comprehensively...
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January 6, 2025 at 3:30 PM
American Historical Assoc. Votes Overwhelmingly to Support Resolution to Oppose Scholasticide in Gaza
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A scholar says the the American Historical Association's overwhelming support of a resolution condemning the scholasticide perpetrated by the Israel in Gaza — that is, the destruction of the conditions for schooling in Gaza — would not be controversial if it were about anywhere other than Palestine.
Scholar Says AHA’s Vote on Gaza Scholasticide Shouldn’t Be Controversial
Professor Rebecca E. Karl explains why she voted in favor of the American Historical Association’s resolution.
truthout.org
January 9, 2025 at 6:07 PM
A scholar says the the American Historical Association's overwhelming support of a resolution condemning the scholasticide perpetrated by the Israel in Gaza — that is, the destruction of the conditions for schooling in Gaza — would not be controversial if it were about anywhere other than Palestine.