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Supply chains & solidarity: Charmaine Chua at Mitau Lecture

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On Thursday, Feb. 13, members of the Macalester community gathered at the John B. Davis Lecture Hall for the 44th annual G. Theodore Mitau Endowed Lecture presented by scholar and activist Charmaine Chua. In her talk titled “What does anti-imperial working class internationalism mean today?,” Chua, an assistant professor of global studies at the University of California Santa Barbara, read out the final chapter of her upcoming book. She explored…

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Supply chains & solidarity: Charmaine Chua at Mitau Lecture

On Thursday, Feb. 13, members of the Macalester community gathered at the John B. Davis Lecture Hall for the 44th annual G. Theodore Mitau Endowed Lecture presented by scholar and activist Charmaine Chua. In her talk titled “What does anti-imperial working class internationalism mean today?,” Chua, an assistant professor of global studies at the University of California Santa Barbara, read out the final chapter of her upcoming book. She explored…

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