...” specifically for the enhancement of the export manufacturing sector and a new service sector now increasingly extending to overseas markets. Engaging in a participatory action project in vocational schools between 2016 and 2019, this article’s authors studied students’ learning experiences and examined how...

... a new youth working class was emergent in China. Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 youth labor migration vocational training schools student interns monopoly capital Foxconn China A “World-­Class” (Labor) Camp/us: Foxconn and China’s New Generation of Labor Migrants Pun...

... around the relations between social inequalities and educational opportunities. Her current research focuses on the educational experiences and life chances of vocational school students in China. Gabriella Lukacs is associate...

... Ngai and Anita Koo in “A ‘World-­Class’ (Labor) Camp/us” provide insight on the ways in which new vocational schooling in China operates in the guise of training and skill development. This article, which resonates with those by myself...

...) . Tokyo : Tabata Shoten . Harootunian Harry D. 2008 . “ Time, Everydayness, and the Specter of Fascism: Tosaka Jun and the Philosophy’s New Vocation .” In Re-politicising the Kyoto School as Philosophy , edited by Goto-Jones Christopher , 96 – 112 . Oxon, UK : Routledge...

..., private corporations momentarily seized the opportunity to make sure that universities, especially business schools, were prepared to train people to meet the challenges of a globalized environ- ment. Area studies faced the problem...

... Harry . 2008 . “ Time, Everydayness, and the Specter of Fascism: Tosaka Jun and Philosophy’s New Vocation .” In Re-politicizing the Kyoto School as Philosophy , edited by Goto-Jones Christopher , 96 – 112 . New York : Routledge . Hashikawa Bunzō . [1960] 1998 . Nihon romanha...

... in Yamazaki, Japan, in the 1910s (Zhou 1919b ). In 1918, Mushanokōji and his literary school Shirakaba-ha 白樺派 (White Birch School) published the journal Atarashiki Mura 新しき村 ( New Village ) and established the Tokyo New Village Branch. The Branch purchased forty-five acres of land in Miyazaki, Japan...

..., especially in its national project of building a strong nation. The further Chinese capitalism develops, the more Marxism is reified as justification for the latest direction. It is promoted through mandatory courses in high schools and universities, and Marxist institutes are well-endowed on the campuses...

... that when philosophers of the Kyoto School in 1942 turned to recharging the concept with meaning—they then called it a philosophy of total war—they saw in it the promise of not merely the mobilization of society for war but the tem...

... needs to have graduated from a nursing college or vocational school or have obtained a caregiver certificate accredited by the home government. Certified care workers are employed by medical institutions or care facilities to provide...

... as an art form. Vocational schools should be set up for cooks, rickshaw pull- ers, maids, valets, carpenters, gardeners, and even prostitutes to show them how to inject science and art into their work (ZJW, 1:197 – 200, 149 – 50). For example...

... [Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 19921; and John Elder, Following the Brush: An American Encounter with Classical Japanese Culture [Boston: Beacon Press, 19931). 23 See, e.g., Bruce Robbins, Secular Vocations: Intelkctuals, Professionalism, Culture...

... to attend school (Cửu Long and Hữu Công 2017 ). This discussion is based on the results of nonconsecutive fieldwork conducted in the Vị Thắng commune in Hậu Giang Province in the Meking Delta, which, as of August and December 2017, produced Vietnam's second highest number of married migrant women...

... Education” to Korean children, and Asano makes no reference in her diary to the institution’s other, more overtly political function except in noting in passing the presence of “vocational trainees.” Nevertheless, the fact that juku (school...

.... This is because, the woman explained, her daughter's legal name had been originally written on the box; the girl had taken a pen and marked over the old characters, shifting their shapes to reflect the name of the foster family, by which she went when she was in grade school. Now, as a vocational college student...

... for the social reproduction in traditional societies is to compare classical or human- istic education and vocational education in terms of their distinct nature of intellectuality.73 The division between these two types of education is a rational formula...

... school system, as it was concurrently being applied to Japan’s first formal colony.4 As an institutionally sanctioned doctrine of colonial education, Kokugo ideology implied universalism in the sense of its potential application...

... Rehabilitation Regimes: The Moral Economy of Vocational Training in After-Trafficking Work.” In Forcing Issues , edited by Yea Sallie , 82 – 100 . London : Routledge . ———. 2016 . “Not in My ‘Backyard Abolitionism’: Vigilante Rescue against American Sex Trafficking.” Sociological Perspectives...

... occupied a succession of provincial- level posts in educational administration. He advo- cated education for national salvation and a pragmatically oriented educational system. Following travel to the United States in the mid- 1910s he established a number of vocational and business training schools...