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... an alienating experience and provocation for solitary reflection on the (un)happiness of life under capitalism into a medium of collective reflection. Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 cell phone (keitai) neoliberalism technological mediation labor postwar Japan network labor...

... of (exchange) value that included the personal. This is true in two ways: one, a person embodied (potential) human labor; and, two, particular personal attributes, networks, or claims were given value within a system deeply infused with economic...

... networks of power/knowledge mediate and oppressively dominate not simply populations but the material and epistemological conditions that process the commodification of labor power The final section looks at biopolitics from the perspective of the analysis of capitalism in its imperialist stage. The author...

... — Labor Market Exchange ), created in cooperation with the Xinku zhi wang (King of Toil) troupe, 21 demonstrates that the tent's aesthetics have been working their way through the rhizomatic theater networks and been reappropriated by the actors, who are much more than passive recipients...

... argued that “network labor processes,” the key to understanding Taiwan’s export-oriented industrialization, were made pos- sible by a highly fragmented and specialized subcontracting system, globally positions 13:2 Fall 2005...

... to the inequitable hukou 户口 (household registration) system moved to cities to provide labor for urban expansion. In 2017, the number of rural-to-urban migrants reached 286 million, representing one of the largest migrations in human history (Qi 2019 ). Rural migrants got the training and skills to work...

... 4 (1972): 5. 49 Po-keung Hui, “Overseas Chinese Business Networks: East Asian Economic Development in Historical Perspective” (PhD diss., State University of New York at Binghamton, 1995), ch.3; David Northup, Indentured Labor...

... battles deterritorializing the spheres of production and social reproduction. Most importantly, the concept of labor infrastructural power looks at the material bases of the concrete production points along the global production network that entail powerful forms of organizing. In short, labor...

... more violent containments of labor). Re ecting on the conditions of his own knowledge production, Chayan notes that the early development of the social sciences in Thailand was intimately bound up with US in uence in Southeast Asia and its...

...). Jennifer Jihye Chun is associate professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto Scarborough and director of the Centre for the Study of Korea. Her current research projects focus on the affective and cultural politics of labor...

... of Knowledge, and Exodus from the Education Factory , edited by the Edu-Factory Collective . New York : Semiotext(e) . Rossiter Ned . 2007 . Organized Networks: Media Theory, Creative Labour, New Institutions . Rotterdam : NAi . Said Edward . 1979 . Orientalism . New York...

... redress and scholarly displacement might be pursued. With this riddle in mind, my argument has two implications. First, theories about regionalization processes and sex-differentiated labor should represent women’s centrality in political...

... to the United States and its allies; the neoliberal economic policies of Japanese Prime Minister Jun’ichirô Koizumi and Tokyo Governor Shintarô Ishihara that are widely seen as hastening the shift to a flexible labor market of furiitaa, or freelance...

... of Southeast Asian Nations, plus Korea, China, and Japan) promote greater regional integration through inter-Asian flows of capital, resources, and labor. At the same time, Asia has also increasingly become the qualifier of a new media-scape (e.g...

... regimes, capitalist Fordist production, center-periphery Rofel Discrepant Modernities 639 divisions of labor and wealth, and the nation-state, along with fixed bound- aries and territories and the immobility of labor...

... concept of affective labor, especially their belief that net- worked cooperation is immanent to affective labor, which can produce social networks and communities and which can eventually “provide the potential for a kind of spontaneous...

... these networks for mutual support. If a driver in the group was hurt or killed, others would circulate the news and collect donations from Advani I The Development of a South Asian American Labor Organization 597 the drivers’ community for the family...

...: Chinese ‘Astronaut’ Families in New Zealand .” Asian and Pacific Migration Journal 11 , no. 1 : 145 – 64 . Hoang Lan Anh , and Yeoh Brenda S. A. 2014 . “ Children's Agency and Its Contradictions in the Context of Transnational Labour Migration from Vietnam .” Global Networks 15...

...Francisco Benitez Using the hit movies Kailangan kita ( I Need You , 2002) and Milan (2004) as examples, this essay explores how Philippine commercial film mediates the affective and emotional labor required to maintain flows of out-migration, despite narrative trajectories that uphold a final...

...” circulation of goods, information, and labor must be protected, that protection necessitates mechanisms of regulation targeting illicit, irresponsible mutations. Ergo Lessig’s “bad” piracy and the RAND report’s pirate-­terrorist networks, held...