Kenneth Hammond

Kenneth Hammond, a professor of history specializing in early modern China, dives into China's global strategies and domestic policies. He discusses the implications of China's rising influence in the Global South and critiques Western efforts to hinder its progress. The conversation takes a turn when they debate the complexities of Uyghur treatment and the definition of genocide. Hammond also explores the possibilities of a multicentric international order and questions if a socialist future is feasible without environmental degradation.