You don’t have access to this lesson
Please purchase this course, or sign in if you’re already enrolled, to access the course content.
Making the world Anew: Bandung Spirit and the De-dependency Development of China1 episodes / 1 uploaded
Making the world Anew: Bandung Spirit and the De-dependency Development of China
655
1 episodes / 1 uploaded
The lecture argued that colonialism and later neoliberal globalization locked the Global South into growth without development and ongoing dependence on the West.
About the Instructor
This seminar is presented by Prof. Yin Zhiguang of Fudan University, who is known for his insights into China’s role the Global South. In this lecture, Prof. Yin reviewed how colonialism, followed by neoliberal globalization, shaped the Global South, resulting in growth without development and structural dependence on Western countries. He also addressed the sensitive question of whether China belongs to the Global South community, and examined the continuing relevance of the spirit of the Bandung Conference for countries in the Global South.
Course Plan
Related
The Rise of the Civilizational State (Part I)
The term “civilizational state” is in vogue. Coined by Professor Zhang Weiwei, this emerging model of development and political discourse poses a challenge to Western assumptions.