Can learning labor history give us hope for the future of unions? ALEX GALLO-BROWN Organized labor is having a moment. In the last half-year alone, baristas at more than…… Read more “FOR AMERICAN LABOR, THE PAST ISN’T PAST”
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Renewable Energy Projects Power Up in Tribal Nations
By TED MCDERMOT The Kayenta solar farms on the Navajo Nation, shown here in 2019, span 365 acres and produce 55 megawatts of power that supply enough…… Read more “Renewable Energy Projects Power Up in Tribal Nations”
From rapid growth to stagnation, will “Made in China” products continue to be the pride for Chinese people?
Author: Sansan Wu Translated by Zimo Zhu, Yunqiao Xu, Yifei Zhu In 2003, Dijun Liu, who had a stable job in the Food Bureau, resigned resolutely and…… Read more “From rapid growth to stagnation, will “Made in China” products continue to be the pride for Chinese people?”
Tailing Dams in Peru: Ways to Resolve Technical and Social Problems Based on Brazil and Canada’s Case Studies
By Serena Chiang and Kasei Oma “We build infrastructure like a building or a bridge relatively quickly, and people might imagine that it will last forever, but…… Read more “Tailing Dams in Peru: Ways to Resolve Technical and Social Problems Based on Brazil and Canada’s Case Studies”
The Age of BRI: The Social Conflicts in Peru Related to Mining Activities Deteriorated Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
By Mingchen Xu and Yuyang Pan China has become the second-largest trading partner of Latin America, while Latin America has become the second-largest destination for Chinese overseas…… Read more “The Age of BRI: The Social Conflicts in Peru Related to Mining Activities Deteriorated Due to COVID-19 Pandemic”
The Dilemma Between Chinese Mining Tycoon and Peruvian Town Morococha: an Analysis of Toromocho Mine in Morococha, Peru
By Sitong Chen, Yidi Sun and Yingle Su Toromocho Mountain, 140 kilometers from the capital Lima, at 4,600 meters height, has a magnificent view comparable to any…… Read more “The Dilemma Between Chinese Mining Tycoon and Peruvian Town Morococha: an Analysis of Toromocho Mine in Morococha, Peru”
China Rises as Trump Cedes leadership in Coronavirus Crisis
By DOYLE MCMANUS WASHINGTON COLUMNIST MARCH 29, 2020 WASHINGTON — In the best of all pandemic-ridden worlds, the coronavirus would spur powerful countries to cooperate with one another since everyone…… Read more “China Rises as Trump Cedes leadership in Coronavirus Crisis”
The Age of BRI: Chinese Extractive Activities in Colombia Is Social Acceptance Needed in Light of New Regional Conflicts?
By Jingyi Pan, Xiaoyi Lyu China, in the recent years, has become the second-largest trading partner (right after the U.S.) for the region of Latin America, with…… Read more “The Age of BRI: Chinese Extractive Activities in Colombia Is Social Acceptance Needed in Light of New Regional Conflicts?”
Trump Defends Using ‘Chinese Virus’ Label, Ignoring Growing Criticism
By Katie Rogers, Lara Jakes and Ana Swanson WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday defended his increasingly frequent practice of calling the coronavirus the “Chinese Virus,” ignoring…… Read more “Trump Defends Using ‘Chinese Virus’ Label, Ignoring Growing Criticism”
CSR for a “Better Connected World” | Huawei
By Glen Gilmore As the world’s largest telecommunications company, Huawei, ranked 79th on Forbes’ list of the Most Valuable Brands for 2018, is a global leader in Digital Transformation. When it comes…… Read more “CSR for a “Better Connected World” | Huawei”
Chinese Companies in Ecuador Should Enhance Dialogue with NGOs
By Jin Wan and Yuchen Ge As the largest creditor of Ecuador, China provides around 60 percent of this South American country’s financing and funds numerous loan deals,…… Read more “Chinese Companies in Ecuador Should Enhance Dialogue with NGOs”
Behind the Debts, Mines, and Oil: The Image and Life of the Chinese Business Community in Ecuador
By Yuchen Ge and Yunan Liu “For these women, the important things are the nature, the water, and the well-being of their communities. And what is happening with these Chinese…… Read more “Behind the Debts, Mines, and Oil: The Image and Life of the Chinese Business Community in Ecuador”