China’s Capitalism and the World
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Please join the Critical China Scholars for our next webinar!
*China’s Capitalism and the World*
Thur, Nov. 19, 5-6:30 EST — Register here (free)
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The past decades have witnessed a dramatic increase in the pace and
scale of global capitalist expansion; the rapidity of consequent social
transformations is in part due to China’s increasing participation in
these processes. The Belt and Road Initiative and its associated
infrastructure projects have received a huge amount of attention, but
this webinar expands the focus to less understood and less often seen
aspects of the reorganization of global capital. Based on extensive
research and innovative approaches, the speakers will make visible the
ways in which Chinese investment in South America, Southeast Asia, and
Sub-Saharan Africa is reshaping local and global life, resource
extraction, and relations of political domination and resistance.
_*Co-sponsors:*_ Gongchao
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Made in China Journal
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The Nation
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_*Moderator:*_ Eli Friedman, Cornell University
_*Panelists:*_
* Patrick Bond, School of Government, University of the Western Cape
* Juliet Lu, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Atkinson Center for
Sustainability & Department of Global Development, Cornell University
* Farai Maguwu, Executive Director, Centre for Natural Resource
Governance, Harare, Zimbabwe
* Omar Manky, Department of Social and Political Sciences, Universidad
del Pacífico
* Gustavo Oliveira, Global & International Studies, University of
California, Irvine
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