What are some good books about the current state of "Actually Existing Socialist" countries? i.e. DPRK, China, Vietnam, Laos, Cuba, Venezuela. Anything on Laos is appreciated, as its pretty rare to hear about it.

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Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 15:24:47 No.8578

What are some good books about the current state of "Actually Existing Socialist" countries? i.e. DPRK, China, Vietnam, Laos, Cuba, Venezuela. Anything on Laos is appreciated, as its pretty rare to hear about it.

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 15:50:41 No.8579

>>8578
on China, Chuang is good. Issue 2 is about more contemporary issues, while 1 is more historical

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 15:53:52 No.8580

File: 1636214032095-0.pdf (3.71 MB, 232x300, ChuangIssue1_SMALL.pdf)

File: 1636214032095-1.pdf (7.16 MB, 199x300, Issue2_Body_SMALLfile.pdf)

>>8579
sorry, forgot to link: https://chuangcn.org/about/

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 15:55:42 No.8581

>>8579
Appreciate it, but isn't Chuang kinda shady? You know anonymous collective and the fact that one of their writers works now for the Kissinger Institute?

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 15:58:51 No.8582

>>8581
>the fact that one of their writers works now for the Kissinger Institute?
source? also isn't the Kissinger Institute pro-PRC? lol

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 16:17:01 No.8584

>>8582
This article covers it quite well
https://redsails.org/the-xinjiang-atrocity-propaganda-blitz/

Anonymous 2021-11-06 (Sat) 17:21:52 No.8595

>>8582
>>8584
I personally like chuang and the two issues you posted are very good reads, just thought you should know that they had this incident

Anonymous 2021-12-07 (Tue) 17:00:17 No.8855

>>8578
https://foreignlanguages.press/new-roads/from-victory-to-defeat-pao-yu-ching/

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