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In High-Tech Camps: How Do Minorities Live in China by Darren Byler is a fascinating study immersing the reader in the world of minorities in modern China. The author talks about how modern technology is used to control and suppress minorities, including Uighurs, Tibetans and other ethnic groups.

In the book, you will learn about the fate of people who ended up in "high-tech camps," where the most advanced technologies are used to track and control their behavior. The author explores questions about how these measures affect human rights, freedom of speech and social justice in modern China.

Darren Byler offers readers an in-depth analysis of the complex issues surrounding ethnic minorities in China and calls for discussion and action. This book will be a valuable source of information for anyone interested in modern politics, human rights and technological innovation.

"In high-tech camps: How do minorities live in China?" is a defiant study that makes you think about the fate of minorities in a world where technology is increasingly affecting our lives and freedom.

Product characteristics

ISBN - 9786178053871
Type of binding - Soft
Year of publication - 2022
Number of pages - 160
Status - New
Type of printing paper - Offset
Language of publication - Ukrainian

Price for 1 piece 6.76 USD

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