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The Anatomy of Resistance: China, Russia, and the Price of Real Sovereignty. Part 2
Both countries maintained or rebuilt substantial state capacity over their strategic economic sectors… the opposite of what structural adjustment programs prescribed for the Global South, which systematically dismantled state capacity under the banner of market reform.
Honouring the US Kent State University Martyrs – 4 May 1970
The history of the United States of America is full of violence and illegal killings of innocent people on its land and abroad. The illegal shooting at Kent State University is one of the examples.
The Illusion of Sovereignty: Independence Never Delivered in Africa or the Carpathian. Part 1
Seventeen African countries raised new flags, established new constitutions, and sent delegates to the United Nations in 1960, the Year of Africa, according to historians. The world reacted positively to the official start of a new era of “independence.” But was that enough?
