Originally published on the CCS website https://criticalchinascholars.org/interventions/ September 22, 2022 Critical China Scholars (CCS) stands in solidarity with the people of Taiwan in their struggle...
Originally published on the CCS website https://criticalchinascholars.org/interventions/ September 22, 2022 Critical China Scholars (CCS) stands in solidarity with the people of Taiwan in their struggle...
Among the vignettes that bookend the six chapters of Victor Seow’s deft Carbon Technocracy is a recollection of the 1932 Pingdingshan massacre. On Sept 16 of that...
Brian Hioe, a writer and activist in Taiwan, has written a critique of the piece by Mark McConnaghy recently published on positionspolitics.org/praxis. We are linking...
Translated by Suzy Kim Translator’s Introduction The March 9, 2022 South Korean presidential election was narrowly won by the conservative People Power Party candidate, Yoon...
There could be no more fitting illustration of the arrogance of American power in the world than speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit...
This is an excerpt of an interview with members of Chuang conducted as a collaboration among Cinder Bloc, History Against Misery, and The Antifada podcasts....
On 16 November 2017, Cambodia suffered a “terminal blow to democracy,” when the nation’s Supreme Court officially dissolved the Cambodian National Rescue Party (គណបក្សសង្គ្រោះជាតិ/CNRP), the...
For three decades, contemporary public discourse on the Philippines has been marked by reference to a period called the “post-Marcos era.” Weeks after a high-stakes national election,...
Published on May Day, to celebrate workers of the world THE PRELUDE Entering history, entering movement. This paper is a political project. It sketches a...
This piece was written anonymously by a group in China. It was translated by the Chuang collective and is linked here with Chuang’s permission.https://chuangcn.org/2022/03/letter-from-china-ukraine/
This essay looks back upon China’s LGBTQ culture around the 2008 Summer Olympics to reflect upon its contemporary gender and sexual politics around the 2022...
On the 11th of February 1945, the Yalta Agreement was signed by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin. This Agreement divided Europe for the decades to come....
Originally published on the CCS website https://criticalchinascholars.org/interventions/ September 22, 2022 Critical China Scholars (CCS) stands in solidarity with the people of Taiwan in their struggle...
Among the vignettes that bookend the six chapters of Victor Seow’s deft Carbon Technocracy is a recollection of the 1932 Pingdingshan massacre. On Sept 16 of that...
Brian Hioe, a writer and activist in Taiwan, has written a critique of the piece by Mark McConnaghy recently published on positionspolitics.org/praxis. We are linking...
Translated by Suzy Kim Translator’s Introduction The March 9, 2022 South Korean presidential election was narrowly won by the conservative People Power Party candidate, Yoon...
There could be no more fitting illustration of the arrogance of American power in the world than speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit...
This is an excerpt of an interview with members of Chuang conducted as a collaboration among Cinder Bloc, History Against Misery, and The Antifada podcasts....
On 16 November 2017, Cambodia suffered a “terminal blow to democracy,” when the nation’s Supreme Court officially dissolved the Cambodian National Rescue Party (គណបក្សសង្គ្រោះជាតិ/CNRP), the...
For three decades, contemporary public discourse on the Philippines has been marked by reference to a period called the “post-Marcos era.” Weeks after a high-stakes national election,...
Published on May Day, to celebrate workers of the world THE PRELUDE Entering history, entering movement. This paper is a political project. It sketches a...
This piece was written anonymously by a group in China. It was translated by the Chuang collective and is linked here with Chuang’s permission.https://chuangcn.org/2022/03/letter-from-china-ukraine/
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