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@noamangali

lecturer in international development @uniofbath | works: https://t.co/sW32ON7Wdy | podcasts: https://t.co/dzUotVGbny https://t.co/uJ0sPciPM7

Bath, England Katılım Nisan 2008
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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
Why did radicals in the 1960s and 1970s see armed struggle as necessary for progressive struggle? How was this was connected to debates on the class nature of national liberation/progressive struggle? Why is it relevant today? My latest in @jamhoormedia (link at bottom of thread)
Jamhoor@jamhoormedia

📣 New Release📣 For our special issue on armed insurgency: @noamangali revisits the Maoist debates over armed struggle in 1970s Pakistan -- debates that still hold crucial lessons for today.

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Waqas انگاریہ@WaqasAalam·
In this report, I tried to report Labour Day from a historical perspective. A story written in blood and resistance. This is my tribute to martyrs of Chicago. #LabourDay
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Mateba@NewSweezyite·
mao was right in opposing the negation of the negation as a category in a materialist dialectic and somehow adorno, deleuze, althusser and macherey all agree with him on this
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ዎጋሶ@Atemesgen10·
@noamangali A context where such a developmentalist model is achieving significant improvement in the material conditions of the population and, of course, commensurate transformation in the structure of the economy while maintaining sovereignty in the face of consistent subversive pressure
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ዎጋሶ@Atemesgen10·
Apparently, the only accepted future for Africans is communes of mud hut dwelling subsistence farmers. Anything else is petit bourgeois developmentalism
noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali

The problem with the Western Marxist framing is how it obscures the diversity of global South Marxist thought, which broadly teaches us that subordinating class struggle to (petty) bourgeois-led developmentalism should NOT be the rule, but _at best_ a contingent response to 1/

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Furqan Shayk@FurqanShayk·
If this thread reaches enough people, I’ll publish a district-by-district map of Sindh showing dynasty seats, swing seats, and urban competitive seats.
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Furqan Shayk@FurqanShayk·
What I found should concern anyone who cares about democracy in Pakistan. 🧵 I analyzed all 168 seats of the Sindh Assembly by surname networks, political dynasties, party structures, and historical seat patterns.
Bakhtawar B-Zardari@BakhtawarBZ

To be this confident without a vote bank is hilarious. #Sindh will vote and speak for itself & elect whomever they want - with over 100 seats in provincial assembly it’s quite clear who that is #PPP ♥️🖤💚

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man with no game@SquintFeastwood·
@noamangali Please tell me about these orgs I would like to get involved. Real orgs, not those run by English speaking America lovers whose careers are funded by the West
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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
There are broadly three lines of thought in Marxism, globally. The first, often located in the West, takes class analysis seriously, but does not see the "decisive importance that [imperialism] has in really existing capitalism" (Amin). Taking class analysis seriously does not 1/
noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali

The problem with the Western Marxist framing is how it obscures the diversity of global South Marxist thought, which broadly teaches us that subordinating class struggle to (petty) bourgeois-led developmentalism should NOT be the rule, but _at best_ a contingent response to 1/

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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
@SquintFeastwood Again, no, the whole milieu is not US-funded or pro-imperialist. You seem to be going on "famous" social media personalities rather than an assessment of actual groups and organizations.
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man with no game@SquintFeastwood·
@noamangali That's meaningless. The whole mileu is US funded and pro imperialist. The most famous ones have been going hogwild over the attack on Afghanistan too
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Steve Jail@Biyombonesaw·
@noamangali Where did the claim that traore is "subordinating class struggle" even come from? It's not in the quoted article, which makes the criticism that traore is suppressing NGOs and human rights organizations while simultaneously engaging in social and developmental programs
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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
The problem with the Western Marxist framing is how it obscures the diversity of global South Marxist thought, which broadly teaches us that subordinating class struggle to (petty) bourgeois-led developmentalism should NOT be the rule, but _at best_ a contingent response to 1/
Momodou ✊🏿@MomodouTaal

Western Marxism will ultimately never be able to fathom third world struggles and the nature of protracted national liberation projects. History teaches us, that in the global south, class struggle must be subordinated to a national project of sovereignty and development.

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man with no game@SquintFeastwood·
@noamangali In Pakistan our Marxists are funded by Western imperialist govts and this support US imperialism in the name of eradicating religious fundamentalism (which was a US project in the first place)
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Fran Osrečki
Fran Osrečki@FranOsrecki·
@noamangali The problem with Western Marxism is that you need a PhD in political philosophy to understand what "socialism" means.
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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
In Pakistan we now have a new phenomena of those operating on the second line of thought who see the existing comprador-expansionist ruling class as laudable because they sometimes fight India or build roads. That is how the second line often bleeds into opportunism. 8/8
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noaman g ali نعمان غ علی@noamangali·
and is in a much better position to identify certain "national bourgeois" projects as, ultimately, fig leafs for a comprador project and/or an expansionist project that requires acceleration of class struggle. 7/
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