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...Lydia H. Liu Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Beijing Sojourners in New York: Postsocialism and the Question of Ideology in Global Media Culture Lydia H. Liu The television serial Beijing Sojourners in New York was aired on the CCTV...

.... In the absence of hard evidence from the informal “survival” sectors, the article draws on ethnographic and anecdotal evidence to explain the lack of political will in enforcing IPR laws. Taking into account the myriad ground-level practices around media forms and platforms, the concept of global media...

... media in the Hong Kong popular culture, are concerned with new theoretical development in the global media. We take the operational notion of “thingification of media,” as Scott Lash and Celia Lury proposed in their book Global Cultural Industry (2007), in our core analysis of these transformations...

... media coverage, and also in the particular local and transnational contexts of Shanghai, a rising global city with a large resident foreign population, including the largest Japanese population in any city in the world outside Japan. The interpretations of the protest thus developed across a series...

... this so-called third world country up to speed with pop trends, Idol reveals the neocolonial processes and the culturalist terms under which global modernity is engendered in late capitalism. The author contends that global mass media — seen as free flowing, immaterial, and unbounded — reinforces...

... in globalization. Copyright 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 shanzhai branding WTO-era China new media intellectual property rights globalization From Bandit Cell Phones to Branding the Nation: Three Moments of Shanzhai in WTO-­era China Fan Yang Introduction The year...

..., the Malaysian state bordering Singapore, in the Sinophone media circuit, the article demonstrates how in some cases geographic proximities may be more significant than national boundaries or policies in regulating cultural traffic. Finally, in the age of global China, this article highlights how interviewees...

... of Asian Studies , and Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies . She is currently preparing two book projects: Screen Capitalism: Global Korean Screen Culture in Postsocialist China and (tentatively titled) Screen as Shaman: Media-ted Justice, Law, and Ethics in Korean Screen Culture...

... of the Moving Image, Marg, and South Asian Journal. Manishita Dass is a senior lecturer in film and global media at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is the author of Outside the Lettered City: Cinema, Modernity, and the Public...

... force. Global China is taking myriad forms, ranging from foreign direct investment, labor export, and multilateral financial institutions for building cross-regional infrastructure to the globalization of Chinese civil society organizations, creation of global media networks, and global joint ventures...

... the provincial confines of media theory to a more global, materialist trajectory. This article connects the televised broadcast of Singapore’s independence in 1965 to early enthusiasm for radio’s disembodied voice during the colonial, interwar period. The discussion then examines how Amir Muhammad’s 2007...

... of local languages in local media to assert the identities of local communities, which have been insufficiently represented in a single Standard Mandarin. Finally, on one hand, this essay recognizes a dialectical relationship between the global and the local, which do not necessarily pose as cultural...

...; Health, Culture and Society; Global Media and China; Interventions: A Journal for Postcolonial Studies; Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art; JOMEC Journal; and Culture Unbound: Journal of Current Cultural Research. He is coeditor of Queer/ Tongzhi China: New Perspectives on Research, Activism, and Media...

... reach of global discourses like intensive mothering into China’ s migrant-worker population. Intensive mothering has long been learned as the dominant culture of motherhood in North America. Along with other products and ideas, this ideology of intensive mothering is imported to China’ s new generation...

... on the poetics and politics of performance as ritual, heritage, and tactics to illustrate the ways in which the government, the monastery, and the global media are included in the local vision of the good life and the local system of heroism, underscoring a dynamic of intimacy between the individual...

... students studying in the West used e-­mail and fax to influence the global media agenda.30 One can also trace back to the generation of Lu Xun in the late Qing Dynasty for a similar role played by overseas students. What’s new in the more recent...

...." Arjun Appadurai has argued that the transnational media is now a per- manent fixture in the global cultural economy.10 This is an economy, he tells us, that has unleashed the imagination. The imagination is central to all forms of agency...

... strengthens the economic capital of these workers in their new context. Although the sense of social status disparity in internal migration is reduced, the language barrier becomes more salient. The workers have developed a dependence on bonding social capital by using social media to maintain their social...

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... of the transnational movement of children reflect both broader neoliberal ideologies of family and selfhood and late socialist anxieties about class differentiation. Child welfare professionals, the media, and casual observers in Ho Chi Minh City explain rising adoption rates as due to the desperation, ignorance...