From Partnership to Rivalry: China and the USA in the Early Twenty-First Century
by Walden Bello (These are the unpublished, uncorrected page proofs of this article that has been...
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At the summit of global capitalism: The US and China
At the Summit of Global Capitalism: Accommodation, Rivalry, or Confrontation between the US and China? | by Walden Bello, Focus on the Global South
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The three revolutions of the Chinese Communist Party
The Communist Party of China led three revolutions of world-historic significance in its short 100-year-history: national liberation, the “Cultural Revolution,” and China’s rapid capitalist transformation.
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China, US must both stop destabilization
by Walden Bello originally posted on the Inquirer China’s seizure of maritime formations that are...
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The “New Cold War” between the United States and China
As the “New Cold War” between the United States and China threatens to escalate to an...
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China’s Global Expansion: A Balance Sheet
Presentation at “China in Cambodia Dialogue,” Phnom Penh, Dec 18 and 19, 2019 By Walden Bello* I...
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China: An Imperial Power in the Image of the West?
by Walden Bello On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s...
Read MoreChina Programme
As China continues to play an increasingly important and more powerful role in the global political economy and especially in Asia, the more interest it generates from various sectors. There is now a growing awareness in civil...
Read MoreWorkers Call on Governments to Defend Public Services & Reject RCEP
We are trade union and civil society representatives from seven Asian countries who came together to discuss the impacts on labour rights and essential public services of the proposed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership...
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The Rise of Chinese TNCs, BRICS, and Current Global Challenges
Does BRICS still offer an alternative model of development that can address the current global...
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The Rise of China and BRICs: A multipolar world in the making?
By Dorothy-Grace GuerreroIt is commonly said that the world is entering a multipolar phase in...
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The Challenge to Asia’s Social Movements
By Walden Bello*(Speech at meeting of international social movements, Hotel Trang, Bangkok, August...
Read MoreCan the green economy solve China’s development and environment challenges?
by Dorothy GuerreroIn acknowledging the many challenges that it is facing in achieving its development goals and addressing environmental problems, China has embarked on reforms aimed at rebalancing its economy to address...
Read MoreThe New Focus on the Global South: A message from our Chairman of the Board
Dear Friends, As many of you have heard, Focus on the Global South has been going through a transition. Financial realities have forced us to make some difficult decisions, including a significant cut in our staff size. At the...
Read MoreWall Street Excess and Main Street Distress: the Apple Connection
By Walden Bello*Foreign Policy in Focus Apple’s march to market supremacy has been accomplished at tremendous cost to both American and Chinese workers.Ever since the beginning of the current global economic crisis, the...
Read MoreRights of Mother Earth: Revitalizing Natural Resource Struggle in Asia
On April 24, 2010, the Universal Declaration of The Rights of Mother Earth was proposed and launched at the People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Ensuring the rights of...
Read MoreWhy China has to Climb Down on the Spratlys Issue*
(The Chinese Government newspaper Global Times recently contacted the author for an email interview on the Spratly-West Philippine Sea controversy. After I submitted my answers, I received no acknowledgment or any further...
Read MoreAkbayan Congressman and Focus founder Walden Bello debates Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on “Asia: Who Owns the Wealth”
The debate sponsored by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) takes place 2-415 pm, Monday, June 13 at the World Economic Forum (WEF) being held at the Shangri-la Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia. The event is a special...
Read MoreChina’s New Climate Diplomacy in the COP16
By Roxanna Chen and Dorothy-Grace Guerrero* Compared to the bleak, frustrated atmosphere in which the COP15 in Copenhagen ended, the COP16 in Cancun closed with a collective sigh of relief from the parties: “the Cancun Decisions...
Read MoreClass and conflict : tensions at the heart of Asia and Europe
An interview with Walden Bello by the Transnational InstituteThis interview is part of a series in the run-up to the Asia-Europe Peoples’ Forum [1] examining the economic and social state of Europe and Asia and the...
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