... the body Maoist socialism class unemployment postsocialism ...

... the Maoist political class system reveals that system as a biopolitical invention. the body Maoist socialism class unemployment postsocialism ...

...) and the increase in patient visits for impotence, yijing was conceptualized as a symptom of Maoist socialism, when sexual desire was discouraged, whereas impotence became a symptom of the post-Mao reform, as public perception of sexual desire had changed from negative to positive. In the Maoist period...

... for impotence, yijing was conceptualized as a symptom of Maoist socialism, when sexual desire was discouraged, whereas impotence became a symptom of the post-Mao reform, as public perception of sexual desire had changed from negative to positive. In the Maoist period (particularly in the Cultural Revolution...

... the local and the national, Cai demonstrates how the local was appropriated and also preserved by the national in narrative form throughout the Maoist revolutionary years. Far from erasing local specificity, the national, while remolding social relations, also drew on existing relations to embed itself...

... the installation of Finnish paper mills in Uruguay. By exploring the racial, gendered, and class tensions involved in the rhizomatic, multiclass, multiethnic Asamblea, the chapter explores the ensemble of discourse that ranged from a former Maoist organizer blockading an international bridge with his tractor...

... relied on the telluric spirit, and, lastly, how both helped transform this telluric spirit into a biopolitical form of governance that differed fundamentally from the jianghu spirit and from liberalism, neoliberalism, and Soviet-style socialism. class struggle gift economy work unit guanxi...

... in the traditional Maoist hukou model and the contemporary neoliberal economy, respectively. The novel’s migrant workers illustrate both the far-reaching ramifications of each of these socioeconomic models, as well as their respective limitations. Liu Zhenyun migrant worker hukou identity denotation ...

... of Marxism.” More generally, it was also the moment and the means by which the party-state began transforming itself into a war machine. Traditional Chinese Medicine the Water Margin yiqi “becoming Maoist” brother-friend-stranger-enemy In examining changes in language, in the economy...

... of discourse that ranged from a former Maoist organizer blockading an international bridge with his tractor, to a barely clad, studded-in-glitter Gualeguaychú Queen of the Carnival protesting in front of the world’s heads of state at the Vienna Summit. As a wide range of social movements, political parties...

... organization and information management implicit in the traditional Maoist hukou model and the contemporary neoliberal economy, respectively. The novel’s migrant workers illustrate both the far-reaching ramifications of each of these socioeconomic models, as well as their respective limitations. Liu...

... in which local farming households and communities are brought into the sphere of the market economy as the nation moves away from Marxist and Maoist ideals. hydropower dams displacement Nu River moral economy property rights As part of its development efforts in the West, the Chinese...