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... system. Moreover, prices also responded to government shortages and the “intensity of demand that overwhelmed legal restrictions on trade, leading to black markets.”22 Despite the ideological differences in how prices were constructed...

... and historical particularities. We caution against addressing “neoliberalism” as a uniform project that signifies the retreat of government or the triumph of a global market economy that fetishizes the “free”; instead we call for more attention to the ways in which socialism is deeply, though unevenly, woven...

... associated with the new forms of community governance: (1) the making of new subjects who are autonomous enough to choose what to consume (and therefore stimulate the market) but also responsible enough not to challenge social order; (2) the creation of subjects who will govern themselves at the level...

... and local activism, as well as long-term strategies for migrant rights or migrant integration. Copyright 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 critical humanitarianism sex work human trafficking market governance transnational social movements Thailand References Agustín Laura...

... the oftentimes opaque global economic coding of the rhetoric of stakeholding in which capitalist market praxis is philosophically configured as a means to the ends of moral governance and progressive change. Copyright 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 The Darfur Olympics: Global Citizenship and the 2008...

... government's foreign real estate investment market is to look at the boundaries constructed between “foreign” and “domestic” investors in debates about Chinese foreign real estate investors. In another study, we found that members of the public in Australia misidentified “Australian-Chinese” people (i.e...

.... Laden as it is with cultural and historical associations, suzhi is of critical importance to contemporary Chi- na’s booming, globally oriented market economy and to new, “postsocialist” forms of state governance and social control. It plays...

... the end of the Cold War as new forms of urban governance identi ed as “neoliberal” recon gured urban landscapes to advance a free- market economy. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, new strategies of urban renewal across Eastern Europe...

... contradict each other. Nonetheless, promises of a greener future mobilize shared notions of cooperation in exchanges of work and support between urbanites and their rural counterparts. Situated between socialist sacrifice, market service, and digital technologies, these reciprocal environmental engagements...

... and profit with the local government and the global market, and on the other hand, a way of communicating with the deities, bringing fertility to the land, pacifying demons, and accumulating merit. As the Chinese philosopher Zhao Tingyang ( 2004 ) proposes, visions of the good life arise more from...

... literary symbols and tropes, despite strict censorship under the Government-General of Korea and the commercial demands of the publication market. After the Doll’s House thereby evidences how melodramatic narrative in colonial Korean proletarian literature was an effective strategy for expressing radical...

... this issue should remain open to diverse ideas. To do this, it is crucial to go beyond some ideological grids. Simplistic dichotomies such as humanity/nature, market/government, society/state, modern/traditional, capitalism/socialism, growth/poverty...

... to act as substantial driving forces for the national economy, opening up the Chinese market to foreign capital, as well as allowing local governments to appropri- ate foreign investment and land ownership to guide economic development...

... based on a variety of factors ranging from the size of the family to the value of the estate to be demolished. Through compensation packages of both cash and properties, the municipal government transforms relocated villagers into homeowners ready to participate in the urban real estate market...

... the terms of sale, including transaction prices.7 There are no price ceilings, and the government does not publish price his- tories on parcels, nor should it, he insisted. Price here reflects two different kinds of market. One is a market struc...

... well after so- called liberalization was initiated in other regional economies, including China. Vietnam’s studied embrace of market capital- ism has not been comprehensive; rather, its market capitalism is steeped in governing structures...

... class in the past ten years. Certainly the most obvious result of market economic reform is the completebreakdownofthirtycontinuousyearsofsocialistclassstructure.On one hand, former social classes such as worker, peasant, government cadre...

....” Different forms of knowledge and government, therefore, are seen as con- ducive to producing different forms of suzhi in different subjects. Thus, in the context of the “socialist market economy” zhi is the substance, the bare life, of the body...

... while the government simultaneously reformed en- terprises (mainly through the contract system) won the day. This reform path was largely successful because price reform posed obstacles to the old structural monopolies while also animating market...

... T. N. . 2021 . “ The Cycle of Commodification: Migrant Labour, Welfare, and the Market in Global China and Vietnam .” Global Public Policy and Governance 1 : 321 – 39 . Marcuse Herbert . 1964 . One-Dimensional Man . London : Routledge . McElwee Pamela D. 2016...