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Journal of International Solidarity

A. Shantha
Palestine
Colonialism
Canada
Imperialism
Mark Carney
Canadian Settler Colonialism
Housing Crisis
Green Party Of Canada
Gaza
Global South
Capitalism
India
Indigenous Nations
Immigration
NDP
China
Marxism
Women's Liberation
Civil Rights
Whiteness

A podcast that explores current affairs and history relating to imperialism, the global south, gender, political economy, and people-to-people ties

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Recent Guests

Immanuel Ness
Professor of Political Science at the City University of New York and a Marxist scholar focusing on migration and worker struggles globally.
City University of New York
Episode: Migration as Economic Imperialism (w/ Immanuel Ness)
Carl Zha
Host of the Silk and Steel Podcast
Silk and Steel Podcast
Episode: Demystifying Xinjiang and the 'Uyghur Genocide' Narrative (w/ Carl Zha)
Ken Hammond
Professor at the Department of History at New Mexico State University, expert in Chinese and East Asian history.
New Mexico State University
Episode: Revisiting the Chinese Revolution: Culture & Politics (w/ Ken Hammond)
Atul Chandra
Researcher at the Tri-Continental Institute for Social Research
Tri-Continental Institute for Social Research
Episode: How Kerala Eliminated Extreme Poverty (w/ Atul Chandra)
Tara Alami
Organizer with the Palestinian Feminist Collective and writer
Palestinian Feminist Collective
Episode: The Future of Resistance against Zio-Imperialism (w/ Tara Alami) | West Asia Series #3
Max Ajl
Researcher at the Tunisian Observatory for Food Sovereignty and the Environment.
Tunisian Observatory for Food Sovereignty and the Environment
Episode: Gaza 'Peace' Plan and War with Iran? (w/ Max Ajl) | West Asia Series #2
Zahra Haider
Multidisciplinary artist from Islamabad, Pakistan, her work explores state fractures, otherness, nationalism, and identity.
Independent artist
Episode: Patriarchy and Colonialism in South Asia (w/ Zahra Haider)
Radhika Desai
Renowned Marxist scholar and professor at the University of Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Episode: India's Place in a Multipolar World (w/ Radhika Desai)
Jyotishman Mudiar
Host of the show India & Global Left, discussing the history of the left movement in India.
Episode: India: A History of the Left Movement and Class Struggle (w/ Jyotishman Mudiar)

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Ashwin
Host of the International Solidarity Podcast, focusing on issues of imperialism, global solidarity, and social justice.

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Migration as Economic Imperialism (w/ Immanuel Ness)
Q: What does migration have to do with underdevelopment? Are high-skill and low-skill migrations different in their impacts?
Both high-skill and low-skill migrations contribute to the underdevelopment of source countries as they often deprive these countries of their talented individuals and do not provide significant benefits to local economies.
Demystifying Xinjiang and the 'Uyghur Genocide' Narrative (w/ Carl Zha)
Q: Are there tensions in terms of belonging with China for Uyghurs between different generations?
The younger generation that speaks Mandarin may feel more integrated, while the older generation, educated only in Uyghur, may feel less so, yet they still share a common identity.
Demystifying Xinjiang and the 'Uyghur Genocide' Narrative (w/ Carl Zha)
Q: What surprised you this time compared to even like the last time?
How much more convenient it is for a Chinese person to live in China in 2025, with advanced infrastructure and services.
Revisiting the Chinese Revolution: Culture & Politics (w/ Ken Hammond)
Q: How has the study of Marxism changed, evolved over time in China?
Initially, Marxism was less emphasized during the reform period, focusing more on Western economic ideas. In recent years, under Xi Jinping, there has been a reinvigoration of Marxist studies, with schools established to promote it more widely among students.
How Kerala Eliminated Extreme Poverty (w/ Atul Chandra)
Q: To what extent is the Kerala model replicable in other Indian states?
Atul suggests that the Kerala model can be replicated, as long as there is a political will to decentralize power and allocate budgets to local institutions.

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Focused on critical discussions surrounding imperialism, political economy, and international affairs, this podcast engages with contemporary issues that impact the Global South and their historical contexts. With an emphasis on gender dynamics and solidarity among diverse societies, it brings forward voices from various activists, scholars, and commentators who challenge mainstream narratives and advocate for social justice. Noteworthily, it highlights the intersections of global politics with local struggles, fostering a greater understanding of the shared challenges faced by marginalized communities around the world.

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