The Bandung Spirit
In 1955, the leaders of former Global South colonies met in Bandung, Indonesia, brought together by a common spirit for national liberation and cooperation. Seventy years later, is there any trace of it left?
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The Twentieth Century, the Global South, and China’s Historical Position
Chinese scholar Wang Hui looks back at the twentieth century, which was born out of the multiple revolutions in the peripheral areas of the world, including China.
The World Needs a New Socialist Development Theory
Dossier no. 66 examines the historical and current thinking on the question of development and offers an outline for a new socialist development theory.
The Emergence of a New Non-Alignment: The Twenty-Fourth Newsletter
A new mood of defiance in the Global South has generated bewilderment in the capitals of the Triad (the United States, Europe, and Japan), where officials are struggling to understand why governments in the Global…
Can the Global South Build a New World Information and Communication Order?: The Twentieth Newsletter (2023)
It is remarkable how the media in a select few European and North American countries is able to set the record on matters around the world. In the second half of the twentieth century, post-colonial…
Sovereignty, Dignity, and Regionalism in the New International Order
This dossier analyses the growing fragility of the US-led ‘rules-based international order’ and examines the possibilities of regionalism to advance the construction of a new global system.
We Need a New Trade Union of the Poor Rooted in the Global South: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2022)
The International Monetary Fund recently critiqued the economic policies of Liz Truss, who recently resigned from being UK’s prime minister, as measures that would ‘likely increase inequality’. What is stunning here is the IMF’s worry…
