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Samir Amin


  • Letter of intent for an inaugural meeting of the International of Workers and Peoples

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    23.08.2018

    In a letter to his comrades, workers, activists and friends, Samir Amin outlines his [last] request to establish a new International of Workers and Peoples. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Tribute to Samir Amin

  • Audacity, more audacity

    Samir Amin | Labour & Political Economy
    23.08.2018

    Samir Amin is proposing a way out of the current situation of capitalism in crisis. Nations should socialise the ownership of monopolies, de-financialise the management of the economy and de-globalise international relations.

    Tagged under Labour & Political Economy Tribute to Samir Amin

  • Bicentenary of Marx

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    23.08.2018

    In his book,  Le bicentenaire de Marx, Samir Amin reflect on the work of the man who has immensely influenced his own work and life. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Tribute to Samir Amin

  • Bicentenary of Marx

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    23.08.2018

    In his book,  Le bicentenaire de Marx, Samir Amin reflect on the work of the man who has immensely influenced his own work and life. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Tribute to Samir Amin

  • Financial globalisation: should China move in?

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    23.08.2018

    Reflecting on the current crisis in the capitalist system, Samir Amin wonders whether China would be attempted to try to cure the system. 

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Tribute to Samir Amin

  • The election of Donald Trump and the implosion of liberalism

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    08.12.2016

    Trump’s victory signals the inevitable implosion of the liberal order. This will pave the way for construction of the alternative, which comprises: at the national level, the abandonment of liberal economic management for the benefit of sovereign projects, giving rise to social progress; and at the international level, the construction of a system of polycentric globalization.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • Brexit and the EU implosion: National sovereignty for what purpose?

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    21.07.2016

    The defence of national sovereignty, like its critique, leads to serious misunderstandings once one detaches it from the social class content of the strategy in which it is embedded. The leading social bloc in capitalist societies always conceives sovereignty as a necessary instrument for the promotion of its own interests based on both capitalist exploitation of labour and the consolidation of its international positions.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles Europe Brexit, Imperialism, Samir Amin, Globalization

  • On Western views about Chinese policy in Xin Jiang

    Samir Amin | Governance
    13.01.2016

    Western powers and their media clergy have no right to give lessons of democracy to China. They should first correct their ugly behavior in the places they control.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Rwanda’s proxy wars for imperialist interests

    Samir Amin | Violence & Peace
    24.04.2014

    Rwanda, a military dictatorship, plays a key destabilising role in the Great Lakes region to benefit its imperialist partners, US and UK, whose primary interest is the mineral wealth in Eastern DR Congo. Democratic forces should work had to expose imperialist agendas and weaken Western influence in the region

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Rwanda

  • Russia and the Ukraine crisis

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    17.04.2014

    Russia’s policy to resist the project of colonisation of Ukraine by western powers should be supported. The target of constructing a Euro-Asian community, independent of the Triad and its European subordinate partners, is a positive initiative

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • The South: What are the alternatives?

    Samir Amin | Governance
    21.11.2013

    The project to which we wish to contribute is that of a creative utopia. If one were to give that future, that vision, a name, one could call it ‘value-based development,’ in other words development based on a body of moral, ethical and social values that integrate democracy, liberty and equality, solidarity, etc. To my mind, this is called ‘communism,’ as envisaged by Marx.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Samir Amin reflects on Egypt

    Samir Amin | Governance
    05.09.2013

    On 15 July 2013 Samir Amin was interviewed by Beifang, China. He expressed his views that the action of the army was not a coup d’etat as well as the tasks facing the popular movement in Egypt

    Tagged under Governance Egypt

  • The Chinese Yuan and HSBC Bank

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    13.08.2013

    Until now, China has resisted continuous pressure to put an end to manipulation of the Yuan. This resistance has allowed China to continuously record the strongest growth rates in the world. There is no reason whatsoever for flexible exchange to encourage foreign trade growth. So why does HSBC Bank insist on this?

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • An important victory of the Egyptian people

    Samir Amin | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    10.07.2013

    Sixteen million Egyptians demonstrated against the government of President Morsi that led to his downfall. Western powers, Israel and the Gulf countries hate the perspective of a democratic, socially progressive, independent Egypt

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Egypt

  • Chávez has died, but the Bolivarian revolution continues

    Samir Amin | Governance
    10.04.2013

    ‘The death of Chávez is a great tragedy that saddens the Venezuelan people and all those who are fighting around the world for the same cause as what inspired the Bolivarian revolution'

    Tagged under Governance

  • Rescuing Mali from Islamist militants

    Samir Amin | Governance
    14.02.2013

    The eradication of reactionary political Islam from Mali is the unavoidable necessary condition for reconstruction of the country. But it is not sufficient. And as things stand, the current war will be long, costly and painful and its outcome remains uncertain.

    Tagged under Governance Mali

  • Liberal capitalism, crony capitalism and lumpen development

    Samir Amin | Governance
    21.11.2012

    Liberalism creates nothing, in the peripheries of the Global South that agree to submit to it, other than a crony capitalism based on a Comprador State in opposition to the National State committed to sustainable economic and social development.

    Tagged under Governance

  • The electoral victory of political Islam in Egypt

    Samir Amin | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    28.06.2012

    The Gulf States, America and Israel are hell bent on frustrating the revolution in Egypt. That is what the results of the presidential election show.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Egypt

  • The failed emergence of Egypt, Turkey and Iran

    Samir Amin | Violence & Peace
    21.06.2012

    These three Middle Eastern nations have not succeeded in their attempts at emergence due to meddling by imperialist powers and the lack of capacity to challenge them.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Egypt

  • The first round of the presidential elections in Egypt

    Samir Amin | Governance
    31.05.2012

    cc S SThe first round of the presidential elections was organized to produce the result that Washington and the Egyptian ruling power are pursuing, that is, to reinforce the alliance between the two pillars of the system, the high command of the Army and the Moslem Brotherhood.

    Tagged under Governance Egypt

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