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... to nine Chinese cities where Foxconn factories were located. The publisher apologizes for this error. Reference Litzinger , Ralph . 2021 . Review of Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China's Workers , by Jenny Chan, Mark Selden, and Pun Ngai . Journal of Asian...

...Ralph Litzinger Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China's Workers . By Jenny Chan , Mark Selden , and Pun Ngai . Chicago : Haymarket Books , 2020 . 300 pp. ISBN: 9781642591248 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc., 2021 2021 In late...

...Aynne Kokas Abstract In Apple CEO Tim Cook's keynote speech at the Chinese government's 2017 World Internet Conference, he extolled the values of “Privacy. Security. Decency” (Apple Newsroom 2017). The last two terms, “security” and “decency,” have long been closely associated with Chinese...

... that was foreign to them. I put up a piece of black oilcloth from the Chinese tienda —the government-issue blackboards did not arrive in time for the opening of school—and the first words I wrote were “A is for Apple.” AN UNPARALLELED VENTURE IN EDUCATION DR. W . W . MARQUARDT IN 1901, three years after...

... In the summer of 2011, some Americans in China visited an Apple Store in the southwestern city of Kunming, only to discover that the store was actually fake—not in the sense that it was selling knock-off Apple products, but rather in the sense that the entire store was itself a precise replica of distinctive...

... or as the contrast between the hopeless urban underclass and the hopeful model minority, the reality of the interethnic conflict became widely accepted. Indeed, from New York (most notably the 1990 Red Apple boycott) to Los Angeles (most obviously the 1992 Los Angeles riots), from the director Spike Lee (Do...

... in this interesting scholarly literature. On the other hand, she draws on the social constructivist writings on race to provide an overarching framework to make sense of the Red Apple boycott. She makes a useful distinction between racial power as cumulative and interactive processes and racial order as reproduction...

... of the interethnic conflict became widely accepted. Indeed, from New York (most notably the 1990 Red Apple boycott) to Los Angeles (most obviously the 1992 Los Angeles riots), from the director Spike Lee (Do the Right Thing) to the rapper Ice Cube ("Black Korea the specter was not merely haunting but hounding urban...

... Science Research Conference on modern Japanese organization. It is of course the prerogative of an enterprising young scholar to reject categorically all scholars who deviate from what he considers to be the one correct approach. Naruhodo, Professor Cole, an orange may be judged as a very poor apple...

... lunar month with the 365.25-day solar year. Therefore, time studies offer scholars a rare opportunity to compare "apples with apples" in the realm of cross-cultural analysis. And because a net of standardized time has covered most of the earth, studies of time lend themselves to connecting local...

... politico-religious life with the agricultural cycle has forced all to face the same challenge of reconciling the 29-5 (average)-day lunar month with the 365.25-day solar year. Therefore, time studies offer scholars a rare opportunity to compare "apples with apples" in the realm of cross-cultural analysis...

... prompted farmers to specialize further. Farmers in Aomori Prefecture began to raise apples for distant markets partly because the Japanese began to eat apples, and partly because the railroads could transport apples to distant markets at reasonable costs. The rise in per capita income gave rise...

... that practically all the sentences given are of the type called 'complex,1 such as "After he h a d . . . " "If only h e . . . " There are very few of the simple type "I want an apple"; "Go to bed." It must be presumed that a good deal of more elementary drill is intended to precede the use of this book, though...

... native to the region ' though some were introduced from tropical Asia. They include the mangosteen, various species of mango, the rambutan, pulasan, lansone or duku, 74 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY santol, durian, the banana, champedak, nangka, rose apple, malay apple, orange, lime, pomelo and citron. Added...

... Literatur , Veröffentlichungen der Orientalischen Kommission, Band XIII. viii, 271 . (paper) BOOK REVIEWS 467 apples, pears, grapes, melons, tobacco, and The Thai Peoples, Book I: The Origins and many kinds of vegetables. Father Golomb pre- Habitats of the Thai Peoples With a sents us with detailed...

..., the good, from whatever source, when it proved fitted to their culture. In the recent past, Western foods like maize, apples, potatoes, and peanuts have been adopt- ...

... had a sure grasp on, and have welcomed, the good, from whatever source, when it proved fitted to their culture. In the recent past, Western foods like maize, apples, potatoes, and peanuts have been adopt- 432 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY ed, and are now staples for tens of millions of the Chinese...