Lee: another view/ A New Left In China

[Michael Pugliese]

I've read that globally, slavery didn't end until the early 20th
century, when it was finally outlawed on the Arabian peninsula.

Reese

   Over the 3 post a day limit already so double duty on this.

   For Reese, "Disposable People: New Slavery in the Global Economy, " by
Kevin Bales. " http://www.aperture.org/  The photojournalism of S. Salgado
that Aperture magazine has published is stunning on Third World slave-like
work in mining and such.

   For Kevin re: WTO and a New Left in China.
http://www.newleftreview.net/  NLR 6, Nov. -Dec. 2000

Wang Hui: Fire at the Castle Gate

The Chinese intellectual scene has been transformed by the emergence of a
New Left. Its leading theorist explains how and why the neo-liberal
consensus of the early nineties broke down, and considers what a radical
agenda should look like as social and political problems mount.

                                              Michael Pugliese