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He likes to study about the
latest advancements in computer technology and shares his views on his blog.
I am honored
to have obtained Professor Sidney Gluck's (right) permission
to allow me to repost here some of his work and interview
related to China and socialism.
Professor Gluck is professor emertius at the New School University in New York.
A classical Marxist, Gluck has been studying China for 60 years
in history and modern development. He has lectured all over
the country and still welcomes engagement at the age of 94 – photo © Sandi Bachom
