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Volume 23, Issue 3

1 August 2015

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Gabriella Lukacs

Gabriella Lukacs

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ISSN 1067-9847

EISSN 1527-8271

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I. The Dead-ending of the Human Capital Regime
II. Emotional and Affective Labor as New Frontiers of Capital Accumulation
III. The Production of Alternative Modes of Living
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Youth, Labor and Politics in East Asia

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Labor Games: Youth, Work, and Politics in East Asia

Gabriella Lukacs

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I. The Dead-ending of the Human Capital Regime

A “World-Class” (Labor) Camp/us: Foxconn and China's New Generation of Labor Migrants

Pun Ngai; Anita Koo

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The Spec Generation Who Can't Say “No”: Overeducated and Underemployed Youth in Contemporary South Korea

Cho Hae-joang

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“Days of Love and Labor”: Remediating the Logic of Labor and Debt in Contemporary Japan

Michael Fisch

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II. Emotional and Affective Labor as New Frontiers of Capital Accumulation

The Labor of Cute: Net Idols, Cute Culture, and the Digital Economy in Contemporary Japan

Gabriella Lukacs

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One Life for Sale: Youth Culture, Labor Politics, and New Idealism in China

Xia Zhang

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III. The Production of Alternative Modes of Living

Hyperneoliberalism: Youth, Labor, and Militant Mice in Japan

Mark Driscoll

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Language Travels and Global Aspirations of Korean Youth

Jennifer Jihye Chun; Ju Hui Judy Han

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