China’s Rise: Strength and Fragility by Au Loong Yu (with contributions from Bai Ruixue, Bruno Jetin & Pierre Rousset) Published Resistance Books, Merlin Press and International Institute for Research and Education ISBN 978-0-85036-637-2 Reviewed by Garth Frankland No one who [...]
Bai Ruixue and Au Loong yu 24th April 2013 The strike by around 450 dockworkers at Hong Kong International Terminals (HIT) to demand for higher wages, which began almost one month ago, continues into its fourth week as management still [...]
Au Loong Yu (Translated by Bai Ruixue) reviews the news musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel and draws a comparison with modern China. Some critics did not like the new film version “Les Miserables” because of the wretched situation it [...]
A review of ‘Art of Change’, an exhibition of contemporary performance and installation art from China in the Hayward Gallery, London, 7 September – 9 December 2012. Andy Kennedy and Au Loongyu How to map contemporary Chinese art? What kind [...]
Whether it happens a few years or a few decades from now it is more or less inevitable that China will replace the United States as the world’s largest capitalist economy writes Patrick Scott. Since re-entering the capitalist world the [...]
Terry Conway interviewed Au Loong Yu, the author of the forthcoming book China’s Rise Strength and Fragility (Resistance Books, IIRE, Merlin Press) TC: Can you explain why you have developed the term bureaucratic capitalism to describe China today and what [...]
Ian Parker reflects on his recent visit to China Capitalism in China is rapidly uprooting and throwing into the market-place all that seemed fixed and fast frozen since the revolution in 1949 but, as with all other forms of capitalism, [...]
It is interesting to read the debate among Chinese on Liu Xiaobo being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Although most liberals welcome this as encouragement for fighting for democracy in China, there are people who claim that Liu is not [...]
Last November, dozens of well known Chinese intellectuals launched the Charter 08 to call on Chinese government to respect basic civil and democratic rights. Soon afterwards the core leader of the appeal, Liu Xiaobo, was arrested and remains in custody [...]
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