Search Results for China and the Global South

... 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...

... not account for the disproportionate effects of the pandemic on racial minorities and global South countries. In this teaching essay, the author describes how his course on the history of HIV/AIDS takes a global approach to highlight that the AIDS crisis is not over. Starting with histories of HIV/AIDS...

... of this geopolitical phenomenon, this essay juxtaposes the conjuring of transnational Chinese financial capital at Johannesburg’s premier airport with a story of a murder of a Chinese trader by an African employee. “China’s rise” in the Global South presents new frontiers for global capital and a new color line...

... social, economic, political, or cultural. I taught “Global Women’s Movements since 1840” as an upper-level under- graduate course at the University of the South, an Episcopal liberal arts college in Tennessee. There is a relatively new women’s studies...

... of the peninsula while working on a unilateral ex- periment in nation-building in South Korea. As with China, it was not clear in 1946 exactly how, or to some even whether, Korea fit into an Asian containment strategy. Applying the internationalist trusteeship principle to the 144...

... game. Japanese interests had already become just such a global player. And now China also began to step ever more assertively into the world’s capitalist arena.8 And so did the capital of Korean, Indian, Brazilian, and other provenances. Thus a newspaper headline of December 11, 2012, states...

.... Khalili , Time in the Shadows ; Wood , Empire of Capital . 7. Satkowski , “New ‘Footprint’ Emerging.” 8. Suokas , “Malaysia Shifts Focus”; Cohen , “Photos Reveal Growth.” References Cohen Zachary . 2015 . “ Photos Reveal Growth of Chinese Military Bases in South China...

... America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East appeared to mesh into one unstoppable torrent. The activists of 1968 regarded solidarity with the Third World (the period’s most common term for what today is usually called the global South) as their prime internationalist responsibility. Well into the 1970s...

... and Rockets in the Spree Economy,” in Vertigo: The Strange New World of the Contemporary City, ed. Rowan Moore (Glasgow: Glasgow Festival Company, 1999), 155. 6. Carolyn Cartier, Globalizing South China (Oxford: Blackwell, 2001), 231. 7. Rowan Moore, “Vertigo: The Strange New World...

...–1820 (1991), The Sextants of Beijing: Global Currents in World History (1999), and several articles on such topics as the militarization of culture in eighteenth-century China, Chinese legal history, and Chinese interest in Western technology. Her current research...

... and buried after all. Not all progressive individuals and movements plunged into bouts of disillusionment and despair over the developments in China, the Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe. Global expansion and capitalist con- solidation by the United States and its NATO allies met with continued...

... education curricula in the United States, Spain, Denmark, England, Palestine, the Philippines, Barbados, and South Africa. Looking for models that attempted to tran- sition workers from accommodatory to transformatory forms of global solidarity, the authors concluded that, despite a few exceptions...

... of World Affairs in 1949. “Whether you think in terms of China, or the Middle East or South East Asia, India immediately comes into the picture.”31 If the boundaries of Asia proved quite capacious, India’s role was no less critical. For while Nehru decried the possibility that India should or would...

... international sport dominated on the pitch and in the boardroom by nations of the global South, as well as on Japanese, Korean, or Taiwanese baseball and China’s “Ping-­Pong” diplomacy.17 Perhaps the dearth of scholarship in these areas reflects the varied priorities and disciplinary categorizations...

...Miriam Formanek-Brunell; Lidwien Kapteijns Copyright © 1994 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1994 History in Global Perspective: Cultures in Contact and Conflict Miriam Formane k-Brunell Lidwien Kapteijns Wellesley College Spring 1993 History is not what...

... Gwadar came about through a combination of factors: junta rule, the emergence of the Dubai real estate market, an ascendant China, and finally 9/11, which offered a fleeting opportunity for Pakistan to end its global isolation and reimagine its regional role, which a strongman general grabbed with both...

... Globalization from Above,” 51–69 . References Abelshauser Werner . Die langen fünfziger Jahre: Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, 1949–1966 . Düsseldorf : Schwann , 1987 . Amsden Alice H. Asia’s Next Giant: South Korea and Late Industrialization. New...

... Narrative from the Fifteenth to the Twenty-first Century (2007) and of Tigers, Rice, Silk, and Silt: Environ- ment and Economy in Late Imperial South China (1998). He is currently working on a book manuscript titled “China: An Environmental History from Earliest Times to the Present.” Gregg Mitman...

... of apprenticeship in 1838, when the first East Indian con- tract laborers arrived to toil on the sugar plantations of British Guiana. Shortly there- after, a sequence of settler societies followed each other into the uncertainties of the coolie trade, immigration, and free labor. The global processes...

.... The countries covered have a global sweep across five continents and include archives in South Africa, the United States, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Russia, India, and Australasia. International organizations also are included. The state of the art of digitization of such collections...