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Russia, China strike accord at APEC meetings
Russia, China strike accord at APEC meetings President Vladimir Putin has met with his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the APEC Summit in Vladivostok. The meeting, which took place on Friday, has become the second between the … Continue reading
Lonmin, Platinum Industry at Root of Marikana Massacre in South Africa
Lonmin, Platinum Industry at Root of Marikana Massacre in South Africa 44 people killed in week of violence prompting government to declare week of mourning By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire – Lonmin Platinum PLC has ordered its striking … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Economy, News, Politics
Tagged 44 Killed, Abayomi Azikiwe, Africa, AMCU, ANC, Communist Party, COSATU, Labor Movement, lonim massacre, Lonmin, Miners Strike, Mining Industry, nsnbc, NUM, Pan African News Wire, Platinum Industry, Police Violence, RSA, Social Development, South Africa, South African Mining Industry, Workers Unions
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The 18th CPC Party Congress Special: The Coming of a Second Chinese Social Revolution?
The 18th CPC Party Congress Special: The Coming of a Second Chinese Social Revolution? China: Rise, Fall and Re-Emergence as a Global Power: Some Lessons from the Past By Prof. James Petras via The 4th Media. Introduction The study of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Asia, Politics
Tagged Anti-Imperialism, asia, China, China Politics, Chinese Communist Revolution, Chinese Economy, Chinese Revolution, communist party of china, CPC, Global Trade, imperialism, james petras, Politics, Social Development, Socialism, Transition to capitalism, World Trade
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“World War III of Contending Systems and Ideologies—Socialism versus Capitalism—For Global Hearts and Minds”
“World War III of Contending Systems and Ideologies—Socialism versus Capitalism—For Global Hearts and Minds” Socialism versus Capitalism: Who Will Win? Revolutionary Consciousness as a Material and Motive Force An old aphorism says: “A conservative is a liberal who has been mugged; … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Politics, World
Tagged asia, Bethune, Capitalism, Civil Liberties, communist party of china, economics, economy, finance, Geo-Politics, Jim Craven, market dynamics, material circumstances, neoclassical economics, nsnbc, Political Science, Politics, prof Jim Craven, science, Scientific Socialism, Social Development, Social Sciences, Socialism, subjective consciousness, the 4th media, Tsinghua University
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The Great Transformation: From the Welfare State to the Imperial Police State
The Great Transformation: From the Welfare State to the Imperial Police State James Petras – Introduction: The United States has experienced the biggest political upheaval in its recent history: the transformation of a burgeoning welfare state into a rapidly expanding, … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Northern America
Tagged 9/11, Civil Liberties, collective freedoms, Dr. James Petras, executive branch of government, Fascism, international terrorism, james petras, National Security, national security council, NATO, NDAA, nsnbc, Patriot Act, Police State, Politics, Social Development, social security, Terrorism, Welfare State
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The Electoral Victory of Political Islam in Egypt by Samir Amin
The Electoral Victory of Political Islam in Egypt By Samir Amin — The electoral victory of the Muslim Brotherhood and of the Salafists in Egypt (January 2012) is hardly surprising. The decline brought about by the current globalization of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Middle East, Politics
Tagged Afriica, economy, Egypt, Egypt Economy, Egyptian Elections, GCC, global security, Gulf Countries, Human Rights, Middle East, Middle East Politics, Muslim Brotherhood, nsnbc, Politics, Religion, Salafist Movements, samir amin, Social Development
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The Western Welfare State: Its Rise and Demise and the Soviet Bloc
The Western Welfare State: Its Rise and Demise and the Soviet Bloc Introduction: One of the most striking socio-economic features of the past two decades is the reversal of the previous half-century of welfare legislation in Europe and North America. … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, World
Tagged Class Struggle, economy, james petras, labor and capital, nsnbc, orthodox economy, Politics, Social Development, social programs, social security, Social Welfare, socio-economic welfare reforms, Soviet Union, welfare legislation, Welfare State, Western Welfare State
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