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The People’s Statement on the Global Crisis is initiated by RESIST! and the Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN). RESIST! is an international campaign against neoliberal globalization and war. The APRN is a regional network formed in 1998 to develop cooperation among alternative research centers of NGOs, and social movements in the Asia-Pacific region and raise capacity in advocacy and education, particularly in the conduct of research, education, information and advocacy related activities.

Journals August 2011 - The Rise of China and its Implications
Written by Fred Engst   
Wednesday, 12 October 2011

(Partially presented at the ILPS 4th International Assembly in the Philippines on 9 July 2011)

  I would like to take this opportunity to address four related questions: First, can China rise to become a so-called “developed” country in the era of imperialism? Second, if it can, why can’t other Third World countries? Third, what does the rise of China mean for the people of China? And finally, what does the rise of China mean for the people of the world?

Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 October 2011 )
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Journals August 2011 - China: Continuing Class Struggle Sixty-two Years after the Revolution
Written by Pao-yu Ching   
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Editor’s note: This article also serves as the concluding chapter of a forthcoming book by Pao-yu Ching that helps define in sharp detail the main threads and controversies of China’s socialist revolution and subsequent capitalist reforms, and which offers ground-level glimpses and longer-term perspectives of the continuing class struggles in that vast country in the past sixty-two years.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 October 2011 )
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Journals August 2011 - Higher Education Reform During the Cultural Revolution
Written by Si Lan   
Thursday, 13 October 2011

A Milestone in the Advancement of Our Society

 

TRANSLATOR’S NOTE

One of the most vicious attacks on the Cultural Revolution was launched against the Higher Education Reform that Mao Zedong proposed in 1968 and carried out for a few years during the Cultural Revolution. Mao’s proposal to reform higher education had two main focuses: that university learning had be closely linked to the needs of agricultural and industrial production, and that students who entered universities should be selected from the ranks of workers, peasants, and soldiers.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 October 2011 )
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Rumsfeld details big military shift in new document
Written by by Greg Jaffe   
Wednesday, 20 July 2011

The Wall Street
Journal 11 March 2005

 Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld outlines in a new, classified planning document a vision for remaking the military to be far more engaged in heading off threats prior to hostilities and serve a larger purpose of enhancing U.S. influence around the world.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 23 July 2011 )
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