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... of racialized labor. Copyright © 2018 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2018 China South Africa racial capitalism Global South empire ...

... for the “One China” campaign, Beijing returned to the region at the dawn of the new millennium through the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) policy package which subordinates every facet of the relations for economic gain. China’s recent activities in Southern Africa suggest that it will balk...

... of rising as a Pacific power. Instead, this paper argues that in facilitating the China Dream, over the next few decades, the Chinese government is and will be more interested in engaging with the Global South than with any other regions of the world, particularly in its military engagement in Africa...

... of domestic and international sources—including RT, CGTN, and Reuters—reporting on China’s new naval station in Djibouti, which is located close to the only “official” US military base in Africa: Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti. 19 China says the naval station will help it to support its troops involved in UN...

..., the geographical, chronological and thematic range of this course will indeed be global - encompassing the history of Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe from the earliest time to 129 130/RADICAL HISTORY REV1EW the present. In addition to the two weekly lectures...

...-three Asian nations — Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Ceylon, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and Yemen — and six African nations — Egypt, Ethiopia, the Gold...

... as to how far Africa and its elites can advance, competitively, along any such path? In short, does the world of capi- tal, however freshly variegated it may now be (with Brazil a formidable player in Mozambique, for example, and China the same throughout the region), not still structure Mozambique...

... the world, from England to South Africa to Japan, until she settled in the United States.”1 Rama Rau’s transformation from fledgling author into the embodiment of the modern cosmopolitan ideal was largely a function of her elite status, her family connections, and the opportunities avail- able to her...

... E. McDonnell introduce students to HIV/AIDS in western and sub-Saharan Africa, including Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, and Ghana. Readings by Lisa Law cover Southeast Asia, while the research of Shao-hua Liu, Elanah Uretsky, and Sandra Teresa Hyde all closely analyze China. While the class cannot...

..., and the Proliferation of State Capitalisms.” 4. There is a raging debate among scholars, journalists, and policymakers in and outside China over whether China can be considered a (neo)colonial power in Africa and elsewhere, and whether the Belt and Road Initiative can be seen as an overt or covert (neo)colonial...

... by widen- ing their gaze to China, India, Japan, and America. They dealt with the natural his- tories, religions, and ethnographies of most parts of the connected world. With the advent of the French Revolution, European triumphalism ensured the truncating of this trend. Henceforth European...

...- wide communist movement, and from the far right (i.e. imperial Japan, whose anger against white supremacy burst forth during World War 11). In fact, it has been the historic practice of ”liberals” in Japan to accede to the dictates of European racism in Africa and elsewhere; these policies...

... Oceans.1 Pre-Islamic Arabs conducted a trade in Africans from northern and eastern Africa to parts of Europe, across Turkey, the Middle East, India, and as far as China centuries before the Atlantic slave trade peaked in the nineteenth century...

... brought workers at Ford plants in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Port Elizabeth and Pretoria, South Africa, into productive transnational “poetry dialogues.” It contends that while the dialogues raised workers' identity as workers to an international scale, their effects were limited due to a single industry...

... on relationships of diplomacy, including trade and commerce, but is also always backed up by the muscle of the military. The apparent demise of the TPP means that Camp Humphreys will likely become increasingly important to US dominance in the region, especially against the rising competitive power of China, which...

..., Timor, Java, Sumatra, Kedah, Borneo, and the Moluccas, besides traveling to the east coast of Africa, Aden and the Gulf, and China. Though north India came under the rule of Afghan kings in the eleventh century, India’s interactions with Afghanistan, central Asia, and Iran were much older. One effect...

... (and problematically) known as the early modern period. Themes and case studies include the importance of sexuality and religion to conquest and rule in Mesoamer- ica and Europe; the role of female seclusion and state formation in Europe, China, and the Middle East; the significance of slavery and its gendered...

... and the Boer settlers in southern Africa ended in 1902, many of the so-called Randlords hungered for the return of “native” workers, who had been drawn away by the conflict. Any profit from the deep mines of the Transvaal colony depended on the exploitation of a poorly paid labor force. But would...

.... Copy held by the authors. 28. Zhong Weiyun and Xu Sujiang, “China’s Support for and Solidarity with South Africa’s Liberation Struggle,” in SADET, International Solidarity, pt. 2, 1213 – 54. 29. See correspondence in HART: NZAAM, MB 241, Macmillan Brown Archives, University...

... of that imperialism — missionaries, teachers, traders, and colonial officials —  believed sport to be an important part of their civilizing mission among the so-­ called darker nations of the world.1 Military interventions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America fueled the popularity of Western sports, especially...