China

China’s early modern political economy provides a deeper understanding of their current socialist project.

This series examines the history of China's foreign policy since the 1949 revolution brought the Communist Party to power.

100 years after the CPC's founding, Hammond examines the history and politics of China's path toward socialism

Is China really a unique environmental calamity, or is it a source of inspiration for the environmental movement?

Course description: As China’s global rise rivals U.S. hegemony, the number one priority of U.S. foreign policy is to wage a demonization...

As protests in Hong Kong enter their sixth month, Western media and politicians continue to mislead the public.

Setting the stage for "great power confrontation" That China is a rising power is undeniable. Since its founding in 1949, the People’s Republic of China...

Twenty-five years ago today, every U.S. media outlet, along with then President Bush and the U.S. Congress were...

Since July 5, the Western corporate media has showcased the "Urumqui riots" and fashioned wealthy businesswoman Rebiyah Kadheer as the champion of the Uyghur. The violence pitting Hans against Uyghurs has been presented with little historical context that might explain the underlying tensions and their origins.

In an article in the ISO’s newspaper, Socialist Worker, dated June 4, 2009, and titled "Twenty Years after Tiananmen Square," Dennis Kosuth treats the epic Chinese Revolution with extreme hostility and polemicizes against what he calls the PSL’s "twisted thinking"on China.