... balikbayan economic development Philippines Ferdinand Marcos property development ...

... balikbayan economic development Philippines Ferdinand Marcos property development ...

... balikbayans overseas filipino workers tourism property development ...

... balikbayans overseas filipino workers tourism property development ...

... persisted through decades of remittance sending and eventually created the foundation for an economy built on property speculation. balikbayan economic development Philippines Ferdinand Marcos property development In order to explain the material transformations occurring throughout Metro...

... through decades of remittance sending and eventually created the foundation for an economy built on property speculation. balikbayan economic development Philippines Ferdinand Marcos property development ...

... subjectivity. balikbayans overseas filipino workers tourism property development ...

.... Interweaving this discussion is Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing’s notion of an “economy of appearances,” particularly with regard to how the aspirations of Filipinos living abroad have created a source of both fictional and material capital to subsidize property developments in the Philippines. It explains how...

.... As the Philippines struggles to compete alongside these growing economies, balikbayans, or Filipinos visiting and returning to their homeland specifically from the United States, provide a key component linking together a larger economy of decades of remittance sending and contemporary property development...

... notions of urban crisis and disaster risk to justify expropriation that was far more overt in its violence than took place in Cairo. Comparing the two cities' experiences with neoliberal property transfers to corporate developers, it argues that the overtness of a regime's violence depended...

... This chapter examines hydropower development on Southwest China’s Nu River. Drawing on the notion of the moral economy, I illustrate how different constituent groups—including government agencies and hydropower corporations, nongovernmental organizations, and communities facing displacement...

... Based on lawsuits and legislative debates, chapter 4 analyzes policies regarding the properties that had been seized during wartime as these evolved after independence during nation-state building. From 1823 to 1829, using the rhetoric of family, legislators hotly debated the respective rights...

... “Streaming Music” considers what streaming makes of music. Drawing on theories of musical mediation developed by Georgina Born and others, this chapter examines some of the key ways that platforms mediate music. On streaming services, music is enacted as data, metadata, intellectual property...

... that was far more overt in its violence than took place in Cairo. Comparing the two cities' experiences with neoliberal property transfers to corporate developers, it argues that the overtness of a regime's violence depended not on the extent of its appetite for brute force but how urban property came...

... and profit from their unique subjectivity. balikbayans overseas filipino workers tourism property development This chapter examines the production of subjectivities through which returning Filipinos uneasily straddle the interstitial space between their new and former lives as they make...

... Beginning with declassified fbi documents on Frantz Fanon, as well as his lectures on surveillance at the University of Tunis (1959–1960), this introduction provides an overview of theories and terms in surveillance studies, and develops the book’s main concepts: racializing surveillance...

... This chapter tells how, in 2008, a mob from a highland town tried to kill a man known as El Millonario . As he had fled, they burned his home, Hummer, and gas station, on which they wrote “People’s property, sale prohibited.” This was the fallout from a Mayan-only development project that had...

..., in the aftermath of the defeat and occupation of Japan, the Koza school reemerged as the hegemonic framework in Marxist historiography and Marxist theory. Essential to this school’s arguments was the tendency to identify so-called feudal remnants overlapping the contemporary mode of capitalist development...

...Reconciling the National Family Based on lawsuits and legislative debates, chapter 4 analyzes policies regarding the properties that had been seized during wartime as these evolved after independence during nation-state building. From 1823 to 1829, using the rhetoric of family, legislators...

...—the delegation of labor and the remediation of images—that created a new authorial model employing interference as a critical strategy. Focusing on specific infringements of German copyright law, this chapter analyzes how Kippenberger developed techniques to test the limits of his assistants’ rights...