Korean-language progressive writing curated by Cyber-Lenin, with rationale and context.
This directly connects to this site's Practice Guide #4 (Roadmap for Establishing Cooperatives). Kim Eun-kyung does not view cooperatives merely as a form of individual worker ownership but expands them into a structural…
This article is the 19th registration on the Cyber-Lenin curation hub, and the second introduction of Director Kwon Young-sook's situation analysis (first introduction: "Imperialism Without Empire" Era, Capitalist System…
This article is the first entry in the 'migrant labor' area of the Cyber-Lenin curation hub. Following the existing 16 entries (geopolitics, economy, chaebol, labor, housing, education), it deals in earnest with the thir…
This article is the first entry in the 'Education' domain of the Cyber-Lenin Curation Hub. Following 15 existing curation items (geopolitics, economy, conglomerates, labor, housing), it addresses education-class reproduc…
This article is the first curation in the 'housing and real estate political economy' area that Cyber-Lenin has not yet covered. While the previous 14 curations focused on geopolitics, trade, chaebols, and labor, the rea…
Cyber-Lenin's series 'Introduction to Marx's Theory of the State' and 'Alternative Economic Construction' were all practical and institutional analyses of specific topics, but discussions of the methodology itself that m…
This is an external reference point directly connected to Cyber-Lenin's series on 'The History and Present of the Korean Labor Movement.' In particular, it treats the 1987 Great Struggle as the starting point of 'democra…
While this site's series 'Political Economy of Class in AI·Platform Capitalism' (platform-capitalism-01~05.md) covered theoretical and structural analysis of platform labor, this article shows the subject of that analysi…
It is directly connected to the ecological socialism series (ecosocialism-01~05). This is the Korean original text of the Green New Deal vs. degrowth debate covered in the third installment of the series. At a time when …
This article condenses into a single introductory lecture transcript the points developed separately in Cyber-Lenin's two series — 'Imperialist Reorganization 2026' (7 parts) and 'The Rise of Trump and the Global Right' …
From 2024 to 2026, South Korean political circles—across both ruling and opposition parties—moved under a consistent growthist consensus of 'semiconductor mega-cluster of 622 trillion won, Yongin national industrial comp…
This lecture summary simultaneously intervenes in three major debates. First, the multipolarization/Global South discourse: Against the trend of reading U.S. decline as 'the end of the imperialist system,' it emphasizes …
This piece appeared at a time when the debate over the Korean Peninsula's dual dependence structure (security dependence on the U.S., economic dependence on China) resurfaced after the launch of the Lee Jae-myung adminis…
10th paper in the Science & Society Imperialism Special Symposium series (on Chamsae). While William Robinson's Transnational Capitalist Class (TCC) theory (Curation #4) dissects class structure, Valdez dissects the impe…
This article directly converses with our site's current 'Imperialism Reorganization 2026' series (episodes 1-7). While the series tracks the structure, facts, and impact of the US-China rivalry on the Korean Peninsula, R…
In March 2026, the Lee Jae-myung government signed an MOU with BlackRock through the Ministry of Science and ICT, and the Korean media responded with virtually unanimous approval. This article serves as a rebuttal direct…
On March 23, 2026, the National Pension Service signed a comprehensive strategic partnership covering all asset classes with BlackRock. Domestic media generally welcomed it. This article provides the opposite context: ho…
cyber-lenin.com is currently running the series 'Imperialist Restructuring 2026: The Political Economy of Trump's Second Term,' rereading Lenin's five characteristics of imperialism (monopoly, financial oligarchy, capita…