... . London : Zed Books . Turner Victor . 1974 . Dramas, Fields, and Metaphors: Symbolic Action in Human Society . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Penan Storytelling as Indigenous Counter- Narrations of Malaysian Nation- State Developmentalism Zawawi Ibrahim and Lin Hongxuan Scholars...

... 1970s and peaked in the late 1990s pressured China, Japan, and South Korea to mobilize (and disenfranchise) their young demographics in their transitions from a developmental state model of economic growth toward a neoliberal model of economic management and governance. As such, the essay argues, China...

... with a history of (ethnonationalist, classed, pan-Asian) identifications produced in the Japanese colonial period (1910–45). If the task of the south Korean developmental state in the 1960s and 1970s was to legitimize its project via the ethnonationalization of the commodity form and to set the course...

...Mark Driscoll Japan has gone from being the paradigmatic developmental state in the 1960s and 1970s to being a representative neoliberal state today. This dramatic ideological and political-economic transformation has come so suddenly that it qualifies as a kind of “hyperneoliberalism.” Whereas...

... of the Cold War influenced Chinese development. This way of writing the history of the Mao period also overlooks similarities between China and other developmental states in Cold War East Asia. This article calls on historians to adopt a different approach to the study of Chinese development and scour...

... in destruction, but strives for a critical vision of postwar Japanese economic reconstruction — what Chalmers Johnson, at about the same time (1982), christened “the developmental state.”11 Akira presents the postwar Japanese developmental state...

... of shanzhai is thus reworked to fit with a value-making notion of creativity so as to be channeled into a developmental force suitable for building the nation's own brands. The ideological struggles manifested in these shanzhai moments call for new perspectives in understanding the Chinese state's operation...

... describes various facets of this landscape transformation, especially land use, and links them to their historical contexts. Today, the farmers and the local government have come to share developmentalism as a common-core doctrine. Thus these farmers on the whole do not adhere to any so-called “tradition...

... industrialization, is called the developmental state in social scientific literature.34 Singapore is probably the best example of the complicity between the developmental state and neoliberal global capital. Unlike Hong Kong, South Korea...

... masculin- ism, racism, and transnational anticommunism. This essay is organized around two related axes: first, the South Korean developmental state’s role in mobilization of working-class male sexuality as military labor;6...

... at establishing what contemporaries in the early 1980s called capitalist developmental states, first in South and then in East and Southeast Asia. Berger’s monograph illustrates the inter­ dependent relation of geopolitical aspirations in the United...

... . Ha Seong-Kyu . 2010 . “Housing Crises and Policy Transformations in South Korea.” European Journal of Housing Policy 10 , no. 3 : 255 – 72 . Hill Richard Child Kim June Woo . 2000 . “Global Cities and Developmental States: New York, Tokyo, and Seoul.” Urban Studies 37...

... the worth of rural estates and villagers’ housing needs are calculated and compensated. Chaiqian implemented in Jiangning exemplifies how China's urban development is an assembled and ongoing process of capital accumulation spearheaded by the developmental state through the conversion of rural real estate...

... why the developmental state model cannot be an alternative to liberal modernity. As Edward Said, Bryan S. Turner, and others have rightly observed, this line of analysis is closely associated with the orientalist legacy in the Western...

... the nexus of global capital and local power structures, whereby authority and resources are allocated in the East Asian “capitalist developmental state.” While liberals, institutionalists, and Marxists may dispute the normative...

... combined with the planning of the modern developmental state (Barnard and Heng 2014: 282). By 2011, botanists estimated that some 56 percent of the island was covered in some form of vegetation, with about half of this being actively managed (Yee et al. 2011: 205).3 Singapore s colonial and postcolonial...

...- tribution and, at the same time, severely damages our resource-diminished environment and harms our already feeble ecology. This developmentalism discourse has numerous blind spots. For example, its statistics of growth often hide the true state...

..., epistemology. All the essays have either made an explicit argument about the relation of war or trauma to disaster capital, globalized capital accumula- tion, or imperial capitalism, or proposed the postwar developmental state as the foundation...

...- pean model of gradual transition to a market economy or the East Asian developmental state model — has produced astonishing economic growth, but it has also generated social inequalities and created an unprecedented demand for inexpensive...

... the socialist tradition of reflection on governing to miss the ways in which the deployment of such a figure in the accounting apparatus of a developmental state, as in China, could have an impact on the real configuration of class relations there and remake it from top to bottom. I will return to this below...