by chuang | Jun 10, 2019 | Blog
Image: Bobby Yip1 Commentators ranging from academic celebrities such as Noam Chomsky and Slavoj Zizek to some of the world’s top China labor scholars have hailed “the Jasic Conflagration” as an event of “historic significance” or even “the most important labor...
by chuang | Jun 7, 2019 | Blog
Image: Alamy Updated translation of “China: Der Winter kommt” from issue #103 (February 2019) of the German magazine Wildcat. We publish this as the first in a series of blog posts attempting to grapple with events and trends in China over the past year, on which...
by chuang | Jun 3, 2019 | Blog
Image: Catherine Henriette/AFP/Getty Excerpt from “Red Dust,” part 2 of our economic history of modern China, from Frontiers, the second issue of the Chuǎng journal. Print copies of Frontiers [have been] distributed to our sustainers and [are now on sale via AK Press...
by chuang | Jul 31, 2018 | Blog
Over the past week, activist and leftist corners Chinese social media have again exploded in courageous demonstrations of solidarity for a group of workers and their supporters being persecuted by the twin hands of capital and the local state, this time in Pingshan...
by chuang | Jun 14, 2018 | Blog
Update on the “Eight Young Leftists” persecuted by Guangzhou police last winter, analysis of their case, and translation of Huang Liping’s open letter. — On November 15th of last year, police from the Xiaoguwei Subdistrict of Guangzhou stormed into a reading...
by chuang | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog
Image: Protesters marching in downtown Saigon. The front banner reads, “Do not give the SEZs to Red China [Trung Cộng], not even for one day.” Source: Kao Nguyen / AFP From 111 BCE to 968 CE the territory around contemporary Hanoi was ruled by...
