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How China threat narratives feed anti-Asian racism and how to fight back We analyze how the recent trend of inflated “China threat” narratives is feeding anti-Asian racism, the interests driving this trend, and outline a potential counter narrative strategy. We distinguish between the inflated China threat narratives that are most likely to feed racism, and … Read more
Daniel Ellsberg has done it again! 50 years after his courageous whistleblowing release of the Pentagon’s secret Vietnam War history, The Pentagon Papers, he has again shaken the nation and the world with a new revelation.
President Biden’s European sojourn has been a signal effort to restructure the global disorder to reinforce U.S. hegemony and to contain and manage China’s rise.
U.S. vs. China: A Capitalist Globalization Divided but Not Transformed? by Andrew Lichterman.* Text of a presentation at the Asia Pacific Working Group webinar, “The U.S.-China competition and its impact on the people caught in the middle,” June 9, 2021. Yesterday, the U.S. Senate voted 68-32 to pass the Endless Frontier Act, framed as bolstering … Read more
The U.S.-China Competition and Its Impacts on the People Caught in the Middle, with Youkoung Ko, Brian Hoie and Andrew Lichterman https://online-file-storage.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/GMT20210610-010024_Recording_1600x800.mp4?fbclid=IwAR2jjbw59aDDGNY7PK5lbjhMmfrx9baLWh_B2Aqdi2r144LKqd_AKvg_-RA
Voices of the International Peace Movement: Inspiring June 12, 2021 Webinar https://online-file-storage.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/Voices+of+the+International+Peace+Movement.mp4?fbclid=IwAR3iejFliu2GN9KITHJfvEUWNCQUJyMs1EKqkpvDI9UDgRHSCibpFmDB5d4
President, Campaign for Peace, Disarmament & Common Security June 9, 2021 I am here to testify in favor of (S.1703 / H.2597) I am the President of the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security. My doctorate is in politics and international security studies. In 1980 I helped to launch the nuclear weapons freeze campaign that contributed … Read more
Biden Dangerously Accelerating the New Cold War with China Despite our differences with China—some of them profound—we would do well to prioritize pursuing mutually beneficial diplomacy and building collaborations to address the existential threats to survival over preparing for catastrophic war with the Middle Kingdom. by Joseph Gerson The bloom is off the rose. While … Read more
On May 15 a major conference to promote advocacy for a U.S. No First Use doctrine was organized by the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security, Massachusetts and Chicago Peace Action, Physicians for Social Responsibility and a host of other co-sponsors. Links to the sessions follow below Panel 1 – https://youtu.be/hgEWKZylveQ Dr. Ira Helfand, Elaine … Read more
State foreign and military policies don’t necessarily represent the interests of a nation’s people.