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HK Dockworkers’ Strike Enters Third Week, Attracts Widespread Support (2)
- zisel: Also, the Shanghai ports might be a source of solidarity, given their strike almost exactly 2 years ago (Apr 20-22 2011):...
- zisel: Ellen pointed out that Li Ka-shing, who owns more than 70% of the ports, also owns more than 70% of shares in Husky Energy, a US-founded now...
Was Mao Really A Monster? (9)
- Behrooz Navaii: Blaming everything on him is not fair. And the numbers etc. He did have errors such as saying kill the birds and mix metals but,...
Maoism vs. Communism: A Debate (16)
- Juan: I believe this bears repeating - ” The Peoples Communes were the vehicle that would have led China to communism had they not been...
- Prince Kapone: Maoism is Marxism applied to China. We must remember that Marxism is not a dogma to be imposed on reality, but a science that should...
- jklowrie: I appreciate that there are various points of view here, so my remarks are generally intended unless I specifically name people. The...
- husunzi: Well I’ve been saying all along that land was not a commodity during the “socialist” period, so it didn’t have a...
Left Dead-End Street vs. Destructive Critique: China’s Counterinsurgency Policies and How to Respond (3)
- J Lowrie: Gongchao asserts that ” In 1978 the C P set out on the long march from capitalist state socialism to state socialist...
- husunzi: Thanks for your comment. The way I would reply to your Prog friends would be no, boycotting doesn’t help - unless a particular...
- Michael: This is a clear introduction to the distinction between the struggles of the working “class” and what passes for the...
1975 Documentary - The Barefoot Doctors of Rural China (7)
- Marlynn May: To Xiaoping Fang: Have you published your dissertation on barefoot doctors in Chinese villages under socialism from 1968 to 1983? I am...
Zhongguo List (1)
- Wilhelm Reichmann: Thank You for putting me on the mailing list though I cant prove my socialist credentials
The Great Leap Famine, the Cultural Revolution and Post Mao Rural Reform: The Lessons of Rural Development in Contemporary China (1)
- Pablo: Incredible article. Much needed and much hard to believe. The Cultural Revolution helped rural workers with urban workers’ and...
To be Attacked by the Enemy is a Good Thing (1)
- Michael: I’m the only person who chose to comment on this post in seven years? Then perhaps the impact of the book was not as important as...

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