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• Crisis in China
  28 June 2015, by Robert Paris

  Is China’s stock market bubble bursting?
  Billions wiped off share values in June – only the Greek stock market is more volatile
  Dikang, chinaworker.info
  “Before leaving the world, I wish to say I concede defeat. With capital of 1.7 million yuan and four-times margin, I bet the entirety on China Railway Rolling Stock Corp (CRRC). I have only myself to blame, nobody else.”
  So reads the suicide note left by a 32-year-old stock market speculator from Hunan who jumped to his death in (…)

• China Workers
  6 March 2009, by Robert Paris

  site : china worker
  Hukou – China’s apartheid system Sat, 9 Aug 2008.
  China’s one-party state is authoritarian towards its people but libertarian towards capital
  Vincent Kolo and Chen Lizhi
  Whereas life for China’s poor majority is micro-managed through an oppressive system of permits, surveillance and penalties governing where they can live, work or study, and how many children they can have, capital enjoys one of the most deregulated environments in the world. China’s one-party (…)

• STALIN RUINS THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
  19 December 2021

  C.L.LR. James
  STALIN RUINS THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
  EVEN WHILE THE STALINISTS, BY FALSIFICATION AND PHYSICAL repression, were destroying the propagandists of international Socialism, the world revolution which had seemed so remote in October, 1924, stirred itself, and even while the new theory was being made law presented the International with one of its greatest opportunities. We have to pass over how the Stalinists forced the Communist Party of Poland to support Pilsudski in the coup (…)

• La Chine dans le monde impérialiste actuel (en anglais)
  18 juin 2008, par Robert Paris

  China in the Contemporary World Dynamic of Accumulation and Class Struggle :
  A Challenge for the Radical Left
  By Loren Goldner
  Everyone recognizes the growing importance of China both for world capitalist accumulation and for the remaking of the international working class. But the variety of approaches to the question in the broader “left” are as diverse as the old gamut of viewpoints on the “Russian question”, and ultimately flow from the same theoretical frameworks. The old Maoists (…)

• Workers struggle in China
  14 August 2009, by Robert Paris

  Jilin province: 30000 workers at Tonghua Steel on strike to protest against privatisation
  Thu, 30 Jul 2009.
  Striking workers violently clash with the police, the chief executive is dead, dozens of police vehicles destroyed and dozens of workers arrested
  Lizhi Chen, chinaworker.info
  On Friday 24 July, several tens of thousands of workers and retired employees as well as their relatives at the state-owned enterprise of Tonghua Steel Group Corporation in the city of Tonghua (Tonghua (…)

• “No economy is falling faster than China’s at this moment”
  1 April 2009, by Robert Paris

  China: End of the economic ‘miracle’
  Mon, 23 Mar 2009.
  “No economy is falling faster than China’s at this moment”
  Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info
  The first months of 2009 have seen a dramatic aggravation of the global capitalist crisis. This is confirmed by an unremitting flow of terrible economic data: surging unemployment, plunging industrial output, shrinking global trade, and a second wave (or is it the third?) of bank failures and bailouts. One crisis area, however, is causing (…)

• La Chine en crise
  19 décembre 2008, par Robert Paris

  La Chine pourrait terminer l’année 2008 avec la croissance économique la plus faible en près de 20 ans. Une série d’économistes estiment que la croissance sera située entre 5% et 6,5% au quatrième trimestre. Pour l’ensemble de l’année, la Banque mondiale avait indiqué qu’elle s’attendait à ce que l’économie chinoise progresse de 9,4%. "Notre prévision est plutôt pessimiste", dit Tao Dong, analyste au Crédit Suisse à Hong Kong, qui prévoit 6,5% de croissance entre octobre et décembre. Selon (…)

• China : millions of workers losing their jobs !!!!
  8 March 2016, by Robert Paris

  Chinese government prepares to sack millions of workers
  In the lead-up to the National People’s Congress (NPC) starting on Saturday, the Chinese government has announced massive layoffs in state-owned enterprises in coal and steel. Further sackings in other basic industries are being foreshadowed in moves that will result in millions of workers losing their jobs and heightened political and social tensions.
  The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership has delayed taking steps to deal (…)

• Qui était Mao Dze Dong
  29 juillet 2010, par Robert Paris

  Sur la Chine
  Même s’il a tout fait ensuite pour effacer ces origines, le PC chinois est issu de la révolution ouvrière de 1925-27. Il a ensuite fondé son activité sur de tout autres perspectives qui n’étaient plus prolétariennes. De 1937 à la fin de la guerre mondiale, le PCC de Mao s’allie avec Tchang Kaï-shek.
  La prise du pouvoir par une armée ne peut pas donner le pouvoir aux travailleurs ni une société menant au socialisme. La révolution sociale n’est pas une guerre, pas même une (…)

• Le premier grand commerce international utilisait la monnaie des coquillages cauris il y a plus de 4000 ans
  20 février 2021, par Robert Paris, Tiekoura Levi Hamed

  Le premier grand commerce international utilisait la monnaie des coquillages cauris il y a plus de 4000 ans Il y a plusieurs milliers d’années, le peuple chinois avait besoin d’une monnaie efficace qui pourrait être utilisée pour le commerce dans toutes les parties de son immense empire. Ils ont ainsi choisi les carapaces de cauris parce qu’elles étaient difficiles à contrefaire, mais surtout parce que les sources de cauris étaient loin de la Chine et étaient donc difficiles à obtenir. (…)