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... by racism in the production of knowledge in the humanities and social sciences? Above all else, racism must be apprehended as a structure of the modern world, and it is necessary to understand how it serves to repeatedly confirm the anthropological difference between European humanity and the rest...

... .” Public Understanding of Science 6 , no. 4 : 329 – 57 . Edmond Gary Mercer David 2004 . “ Daubert and the Exclusionary Ethos: The Convergence of Corporate and Judicial Attitudes towards the Admissibility of Expert Evidence in Tort Litigation .” Law and Policy 26 , no. 2 : 231 – 57...

...- ation of laws to further observation, are not entirely uniform. [The Encyclo- pedia Britannica states it thus:] “The complex adjectival form of the word ‘science,’namely ‘scientific’ (that is, ‘knowledge-makinghas been steadily...

... of Social and Cultural Anthropology and the Global South Studies Center of the University of Cologne. Sypha Chanthavong is an environmental law lecturer and director of Graduate Programs of the Faculty of Law and Political Science at National University of Laos, based in Vientiane, Lao PDR. His...

.... What the West “had” that China did not, what in the end seduced China into passive acquiescence (made it Other) was Law. Or, to put it slightly differently, the universalist Law of treaty, human rights, science, and so on clarified...

...” that, he says, ultim- ately aims at controlling the colonized in places such as Korea and Taiwan at a “cheaper cost” by educating them in “liberalism.” This is what Osugi calls the “rule by law,” explaining, “Insofar as [the subjugated] do...

... rooted itself in what designers felt presented as an existing, fraternal order. In cell of the long advertising campaign men compare the art of choosing a branded cigarette with natural world and natural law of liality. The decorative...

... in Contemporary India.” Her work has appeared in The Sexual History of the Global South (2013) and Law Like Love: Queer Perspectives on Law (2011) and in journals such as Pragmata: Journal of Human Sciences and the Companion. She...

... concern over the “missing” girl child have been associated with the spread of antenatal technologies such as ultrasound testing during pregnancy and their surreptitious use for sex determination and the selective abortion of female fetuses, which is banned by Indian law. This essay attempts to set up...

... and immediately after the war, and then most of them reevaluated that stance in various ways later in life. The political and economic ideas of these men were intertwined in a vari- ety of ways. In Japan, as in all modern societies, social science...

... extent Hung’s texts perversely reflect and appropri- ate Taiwan’s present post – martial law condition of neosurveillance. It is Hung’s eroticized use of the surveillance model from science fiction that allows the narrators to take up...

... migrants, and marriage migrants in Asia and North America. She recently published the article “Labour Migration and Trafficking among Vietnamese Migrants in Asia” in The American ANNALS of Political and Social Science (2014...

... engaged social science research among Thai scholars. Vaddhanaphuti is the founding director of the Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development at Chiang Mai University. He is a graduate of Chulalongkorn...

... and techniques to meet the challenges of managing the newly emerging Chinese “populations” and to countervail the spiraling process of “state involution.”9 From Sun Yat-sen’s Three People’s Principles to the rise of the social sciences in China...

... is the author of Revolution Interrupted: Farmers, Students, Law, and Violence in Northern Thailand (2011) and Voices of a Free Media: The First Ten Years of Prachatai (2014), and is one of the editors of Reflections of the Past: Selected Poems from Sattrisan...

... by this outcome because all she wanted was “a way of speaking,” not the arrest of the village head. See Su Li, “Qiu Ju’s Puzzle and Shan Gang Ye’s Tragedy,” in Rule of Law and Local Resources (Beijing: China University of Political Science and Law...

...- ence. Even in China, where the actual mutual conditioning between the two areas is pervasive, policy and law are in separate domains: the Chinese Com- munist Party (CCP) and the National People’s Congress, respectively. The separation between...

... colonialist science is a necessary condition to their savagizing and exclusion from time and space. Fred Yen Liang Chiu finds much of the basis for East Asian nonengage- positions 8:1 Spring 2000 4...

...Sugiyama Mitsunobu Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 The World Conception of Japanese Social Science: The Koza Faction, the Otsuka School, and the Uno School of Economics Sugiyama Mitsunobu The influence of Marxism on the social sciences in Japan...

... 742 Ying Xing is professor of sociology at China University of Political Science and Law. He is the author of A Story of DaHe Resettlement (2001), Morality and Politics in the History of the Trial in a Chinese Village (2009...