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  1. 6일 전

    China, an alternative to capitalism | with Clara Mattei【Roughly Chinese EP28】

    Send us Fan Mail s China an alternative to capitalism? Economist Clara Mattei, author of The Capital Order and Escape from Capitalism, professor of economics at The University of Tulsa, and a co-founder of FREE (Forum for Real Economic Emancipation), joins Roughly Chinese to discuss austerity, wage labor, market dependence, and the political control of capital. From the United States to China, we ask why capitalist societies treat the economy as inevitable—and whether China shows that another logic of development is possible. 00:00 – 03:10: intro 03:10 – 08:52: why Clara started Forum for Real Economic Emancipation 08:52 – 15:30: why austerity is a tool to maintain capitalism, not to generate growth? 15:30 – 23:47: what does an alternative to capitalism look like? 23:47 – 40:05: is China is an actual existing alternative to capitalism? 40:05 – 43:59: how is Chinese economy tied to Chinese politics? 43:59 – 49:25: why the “golden age of capitalism” is not an aspiration? 49:25 – 52:24: what does the China alternative offer to the global south? For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/ For podcast, search Wave Media wherever you get your podcast! For China travel, pls visit: https://chinanotjusttravel.com/ Prof. Clara Mattei's FREE: https://www.freefreeforum.org #china #capitalism #roughlychinese Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    52분
  2. 【Roughly Chinese EP24】Why is everybody becoming Chinese now? | with Cyrus Janssen

    6월 4일

    【Roughly Chinese EP24】Why is everybody becoming Chinese now? | with Cyrus Janssen

    Send us Fan Mail 3If you have been following the latest trends on the Internet, the CHINA-MAXXING is hard to miss: people are celebrating the "chinese moments" in their life. But why is China becoming so attractive on the Internet all in a sudden? In this episode of Roughly Chinese, we are happy to have our friend Cyrus Janssen, a YouTube content creator, an investor, and an OG China-Maxxer, who had spent more than a decade in China, to explain to us: what's all the China trends about? 00:00 - 01:10: intro 01:10 - 30:10: when Cyrus moved to China 30:10 - 36:10: does China feel like an old or a young country? 36:10 - 45:56: why some of the most anti-China voices are from overseas Chinese?  45:56 - 54:09: do Chinese people talk about politics and policing? 54:09 - 59:00: what do Cyrus’s children think about China? 59:00 - 1:05:07: do Americans and Chinese think about freedom differently? #china #chinamaxxing #trends #roughlychinese Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    1시간 6분
  3. Who Really Benefits From U.S. Sanctions? And How Do We Resist Them? | Maryam Jamshidi [Thinkers Forum]

    6월 4일

    Who Really Benefits From U.S. Sanctions? And How Do We Resist Them? | Maryam Jamshidi [Thinkers Forum]

    Send us Fan Mail Are sanctions really a peaceful alternative to war — or are they part of how U.S. power is enforced? Professor Maryam Jamshidi joins Thinkers Forum to discuss how U.S. sanctions rely on private actors such as banks, corporations, lawyers, plaintiffs, and compliance departments. We explore the fusion of sanctions and national security, the Iran conflict, corporate power, and how countries like China, Iran, and Brazil can resist U.S. economic coercion. We discuss: 00:00-02:50: intro 02:50: the roles of private actors in U.S. sanctions regime 13:32: tariffs as sanctions policies 20:22: history of “peacetime” U.S. sanctions 31:04: Iran conflict through the lens of U.S. sanctions and Iranian resilience 40:24: how countries can resist U.S. sanctions 40:24-54:47: hope for the future? Maryam Jamshidi is a professor at the University of Colorado Law School. Her work focuses on national security, sanctions, international law, political economy, and U.S. power. Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    52분
  4. [Roughly Chinese] Why Does Chinese Fashion Still Look Western? | Gracia Ventus

    5월 29일

    [Roughly Chinese] Why Does Chinese Fashion Still Look Western? | Gracia Ventus

    Send us Fan Mail Why Does Chinese Fashion Still Look Western? | with Gracia Ventus of ROSEN China has 5,000 years of civilizational history — so why do Chinese people still dress in the visual language of Western modernity? In this episode, Yunpeng sits down with Gracia Ventus, designer and writer behind ROSEN / The Rosenrot, to talk about fashion as culture, class, labor, and everyday life. Why do suits, jeans, sneakers, puffers, and luxury brands feel “normal,” while Chinese historical references often feel like costume? And what would it take to make Chinese aesthetics genuinely wearable again? For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/ 00:00 - 02:40: Intro 02:40 - 12:45: How Gracia became a designer 12:45 - 16:35: How to design clothing that transcends culture? 16:35 - 25:15: Clothes vs Cultural Relics 25:15 - 38:45: Fashion conglomerates’s influence on consumers 38:45 - 45:49: Why should we care about clothes? 45:49 - 52:11: Custom or clothes? For podcast, search Wave Media whenever you get your podcast! Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    52분

  5. 5월 28일

    [Roughly Chinese] Here is how the Internet ROASTS the Trump-Xi summit...

    Send us Fan Mail The Roughly Chinese POD is BACK! In this episode, our host Mimi Zhu and Yunpeng Zhang sat down for Trump's China visit memes circulating on both Chinese and English social media! Why did Chinese people "celebrate" Trump in Beijing on the Internet? What were Chinese people thinking about when Trump was in Beijing? How was the Chinese Internet bantering Elon Musk and Jensen Huang?  ALL in this episode! 00:00 Intro 01:30 Memes break down 39:45 Stories from the Chinese Internet 47:55 Summit summary 59:00 HOT TAKES Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    1시간 9분
  6. [Thinkers Forum] Before the Belt and Road, There Were the Mongols ｜ Marie Favereau

    5월 26일

    [Thinkers Forum] Before the Belt and Road, There Were the Mongols ｜ Marie Favereau

    Send us Fan Mail Historian Marie Favereau joins Thinkers Forum to explain why the Mongols were not just conquerors — but builders of a mobile, connected Eurasian world that still changes how we think about China, Central Asia, and the Silk Road. We discuss: 02:38: why the story of the Mongol empire is much more than destruction? 09:20: what does a Mongol "city" look like? 11:21: how did the Mongols view us “city" people? 29:22: had the Mongol rulers in China "gone native"? 34:48: how similar were the Mongol and British Empires? 42:01: the Mongol Silk Road--what does it look like? 47:24: the Silk Road cities between China and Europe 56:31: Prof. Favereau's message to the Chinese readers Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

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  7. After Venezeula, has America Become a Rogue State? | SinoPolitik EP10

    1월 16일

    After Venezeula, has America Become a Rogue State? | SinoPolitik EP10

    Send us Fan Mail On January 3, 2026, US special forces raided Venezuela, kidnapped President Nicolás Maduro from Miraflores Palace in a lightning operation, and flew him to face drug charges in New York. Trump claims it's about stopping narcotics, but is it really? Our analysis exposes the hypocrisy: America's long history with drug cartels (Iran-Contra, Honduras pardons), why Venezuela's oil (world's largest reserves) is the true target, and how weak global demand makes it economically dubious. No plan for democracy, no Guaidó or Machado involvement—just Neo-Jacksonian violence for spoils, echoing Andrew Jackson's frontier wars. Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    17분
  8. Neoliberalism Failed. So Why Is It Still Here? | SinoPolitik EP9

    1월 7일

    Neoliberalism Failed. So Why Is It Still Here? | SinoPolitik EP9

    Send us Fan Mail The 2008 financial crisis should have ended neoliberal economics forever. Instead, it was rebranded and became more powerful than ever. In this episode, Peter Yang break down how neoliberalism triggered the global financial collapse, why it escaped accountability, and how concepts like “inclusive institutions” ultimately helped preserve the system rather than reform it.  From Wall Street bailouts that made the next crisis even worse, to the Eurozone debt crisis that sacrificed an entire generation, rising inequality, and China’s post-2008 economic defiance, this video traces how the global economic order was reshaped and why it is now entering a new phase of crisis. Support the show For more news and stories about China, pls visit: https://thechinaacademy.org/

    22분
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