Li Minqi

Li Minqi
Li Minqi speaking on Subversive Festival (2009)
Born	1969
Nationality	Chinese
Alma mater	Beijing University University of Massachusetts Amherst
Known for	Chinese New Left World-systems approach
Scientific career
Fields	Political Economy Marxism World Systems Theory Chinese economy
Institutions	University of Massachusetts Amherst York University University of Utah

Movements in contemporary
Chinese political thought
Liberalism Ai Weiwei Bo Yang Gu Su Qin Hui Xu Jilin Xu Youyu Zhu Xueqin Zhang Weiying Wu Jinglian Liu Xiaobo Fang Fang He Weifang Zhang Qianfan Mao Yushi Li Yinhe
Neoauthoritarianism Chen Yuan Wang Huning Zhang Weiwei Jin Canrong Eric X. Li Gan Yang Jiang Shigong Wu Jiaxiang Xiao Gongqin Zheng Yongnian Hu Xijin Chen Ming Jiang Qing Kang Xiaoguang Yan Xuetong Daniel A. Bell Chen Kuiyuan
New Left Dai Jinhua Deng Liqun Gao Mobo Cui Zhiyuan Li Minqi Sima Nan Wang Hui Wang Shaoguang Qiu Zhanxuan Yue Xin
Politics of China Socialism with Chinese characteristics Democracy movements
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Part of a series about
Imperialism studies
Theories Dependency theory Intercommunalism Neo-Gramscianism Neocolonialism Social imperialism Super-imperialism Three Worlds Theory Ultra-imperialism World-systems theory
Concepts Ecologically unequal exchange North–South model Unequal exchange Superprofit Uneven and combined development
People Samir Amin Giovanni Arrighi Paul A. Baran Charles Bettelheim Ľuboš Blaha Nikolai Bukharin Arghiri Emmanuel John Bellamy Foster Andre Gunder Frank Michael Hardt Rudolf Hilferding Peter Gowan J. A. Hobson Vladimir Lenin Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev Li Minqi Rosa Luxemburg Antonio Negri Kwame Nkrumah Huey P. Newton Walter Rodney Paul Sweezy Leon Trotsky Immanuel Wallerstein
Works The Accumulation of Capital Empire How Europe Underdeveloped Africa Imperialism Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism Monopoly Capital Multitude Naked Imperialism
Related Banana republic Economic development Illicit financial flows Global North and Global South Lumpenbourgeoisie Neo-Marxism Prebisch–Singer hypothesis Primitive accumulation of capital Third worldism
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Li Minqi (born 1969) is a Chinese political economist, world-systems analyst, and historical social scientist, currently professor of economics at the University of Utah.^[1] Li is known as an advocate of the Chinese New Left and as a Marxian economist.^[2]