Modern China's national development defied the teleological “master course” to follow an
alternative trajectory. It was essentially a collective search for, successively, a revolutionary …

In this concise historical and conceptual analysis of China's evolving position in a world
defined predominantly by global capitalist development, Lin offers a critical review of …

Postrevolutionary China aspired to proletarian internationalist principles. By a symbiotic
logic, socialism and internationalism are interwoven ideologically, practically, and …

The traditions of communist revolution and socialist internationalism, which once defined the
People's Republic of China, have today faded into the distant past. The programme of …

Marx did not foresee the socialist revolutions in economically backward national settings—
the Leninist initiative broke the imperialist chains to create the first Soviet regime in Russia in …

During the Cold War era, China was generally seen by the Left in the West as a model of
revolutionary socialism. The Left was especially attracted to the Maoist policies of public …

This paper critically traces Marxist and certain other relevant traditions of knowledge about
China's evolving position in the capitalist modern world, seeking to place current struggles …

By all accounts China is now awake, having risen from the ranks of the ancient Middle
Kingdom to be considered a potential hegemon to succeed the USA. Some accounts of …

The return of the Middle Kingdom to the center stage of history is the most significant geo‐
civilizaitonal development of the 21st Century. China's rise raises anew the great question …

The imposition of modernity on China is no recent matter. After 1840, Western colonial
powers compelled China into ever-widening networks of interaction, communication and …