Post by: Phil A. Neel
Through a discussion of Nike’s Flyknit this essay deal with recent struggles and socioeconomic/technological trends in China, their relation to changing fashions in the West and possible forms of resistance that may emerge in global supply chains..
Note: Much of the material on China below is drawn from the important ...
capital, china, class struggle, marxism, Nike, sabotage, supply chain
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The riot is most important, then, not in its traditional ability to win demands that progressives can only drool over, but instead when it takes on a demandless character. This absence of demands in the riot and occupation implies two things: First, it implies a rejection of existing mediations ...
