...Laikwan Pang In this article I first relate and analyze the overall development of cultural policy and the intellectual property rights (IPR) legal structure in China, in order to show how China's policy and its legal environment increasingly adapt to global conditions. I then use Lijiang...

... Global South—are marked as problem zones for the global governance of intellectual property. Within these regions, there is a widening chasm between neoliberal elites and the relationally subaltern masses in their adherence to IPR (intellectual property rights) regimes and their attitude toward piratical...

... righteousness, it connotes a sense of defiance against the globalizing intellectual property rights regime. My account traces shanzhai's rise in the informal mobile phones sector in southern China to its proliferation on the Internet and its representation on state-run television. The discursive formation...

...: China’s Creative Industries and Intellectual Property Rights Offenses (2012). positions 21:4  Fall 2013 1020 Shi-­chi Mike Lan teaches at the department of history, National Chung Cheng...

... within the state regulatory apparatus. Shanzhai practically and theoretically stands in defiance against not the party state but globalizing intellectual property rights regimes and in this way reanimates a party-­state, which then guides...

..., after several years of stalling, the Indian government also adopted intellectual property rights laws, and I’m wondering if you have seen some of the impact that this has had in India. VS: Some elements of the intellectual property rights...

..., “Depoliticization through Cultural Policy and Intellectual Property Rights: The Case of Lijiang,” expresses the frustration that Wai-­hung Yiu and Alex Ching-­shing Chan explore in their chaotic ren- dition of the otaku gaze. Pang’s starting point...

... on Foreign Dancers, Slave Contract Will Be Amended MBC News June 21. Kraut, Anthea. 2016. Choreographing Copyright: Race, Gender, and Intellectual Property Rights in American Dance. New York: Oxford University Press. Lee, Gyu- seong 2014. [Gijasucheop] naramangsin sikin apeurika bangmulgwan...

.... In view of the dialectic of property/propriety reopened by Liu (which Etienne Balibar shows in Masses, Classes, Ideas is related to a division of labor he calls “intellectual difference5 I would like to gesture toward an account of my own...

... concerning investment transparency, accounting practices, currency convertibility, and intellectual property rights in China. These have been the core conditions for membership in the World Trade Or- ganization. Practices of accountability and human...

... tested in Shenzhen, Chengdu, Beijing, and seven provinces, including Guangdong and Jilin. 42 China’s interest in making and enforcing policies for intellectual property rights was a re- sponse to the U.S.-China disputes over the Chinese bootlegging industry...

... and a gradual, yet per- sistently accumulating set of regulations that have thoroughly transformed, and continue to transform, property rights. On one level, phong thủy appears to be a popular movement that emerged independently...

..., and the security of property rights.57 Where it has occurred in China, privatiza- tion has enriched officials and, typically, degraded labor conditions. A study of enterprise privatizations in China has concluded that “privatization in China has been...

..., and intellectual property seem to be developing rapidly, other kinds of rights are marginalized. Rights associ- ated with sexual minorities are a good example. In this context, I argue, the dif culty of doing politics on the terrain of “rights” opens up...

.... Therefore, in the public housing sector, land is decommodified by public policy, in spite of it being a scarce resource in an island nation. Violations of conventional understanding of private property rights are justified in terms...

... or those who claim to be representatives of the European intellectual heritage. Too often Europeanist scholars also insist that theory is essentially Western; it is their property. I have a very strong doubt about this . . . and probably we...

... of interlinked contexts of reception in Shanghai, in Japan, and further afield. In particular, the article discusses reactions in the Japanese community in Shanghai, and subsequent reactions of Japanese public intellectuals writing about the protest from Japan. Finally, as the events of protest become embedded...

... signifier fades into the intellectual history of an earlier time; the word critique remains. Walter Benjamin's proposal that critique be the mark of the immanent yet apocalyptic claim to historical truth cannot be vacated. Thus twenty years after the founding of the project, we pause to invent...

... , and Fulong Wu . 2009 . “ China's Emerging Neoliberal Urbanism: Perspectives from Urban Redevelopment .” Antipode 41 , no. 2 : 282 – 304 . Ho Cheuk-Yuet . 2015 . Neo-socialist Property Rights: The Predicament of Housing Ownership in China . Lanham, MD : Lexington . Hoffman Liza...

...Celia Lowe 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 The Potential of People: An Interview with Chayan Vaddhanaphuti Celia Lowe Chayan Vaddhanaphuti is an activist-intellectual who works on land rights and indigenous knowledge among ethnic minorities...