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Tag Archives: Gramsci
Japan’s “Lost Decades”
“From the ‘Lost Decades’ to the Organic Crisis of Post-1990s Japan” (DOI: 10.1080/00472336.2022.2032280) is an article by Myles Carroll of the Faculty of Core Research, Ochanomizu University, Tokyo, Japan. The abstract states: This article argues that, since the 1990s, Japan … Continue reading
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Tagged Gramsci, Hegemony, Japan, lost decades, Myles Carroll, organic crisis, social reproduction
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Forests, Sustainability and Political Economy in Indonesia
Forest Conservation and Sustainability in Indonesia: A Political Economy Study of International Governance Failure is a new book by Bernice Maxton-Lee and published by Routledge. The book is reviewed for JCA by editorial board member Paul K. Gellert of the … Continue reading
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Challenging Hegemony: The 2019 Election in Indonesia
“Challenging Hegemony: Nurhadi-Aldo and the 2019 Election in Indonesia” (DOI: 10.1080/00472336. 2020.1748896) is a new article by Timo Duile of the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Bonn University, Germany and the Faculty of Social and Political Science, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, … Continue reading
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Tagged Gramsci, Indonesian elections, internet memes, online activism, political protest, Timo Duile
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Why Indonesian Deforestation Persists and Conservation Fails
Bernice Maxton-Lee is a nearly submitted PhD student in the Department of Asian & International Studies at the City University of Hong Kong. Her first academic article is published by JCA, titled “Material Realities: Why Indonesian Deforestation Persists and Conservation … Continue reading
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A Gramscian Approach to Chinese Labour and State
Elaine Sio-ieng Hui’s new article at JCA is “Putting the Chinese State in its Place: A March from Passive Revolution to Hegemony” (DOI: 10.1080/00472336.2016.1197297). Hui is with the Human Resources and Employment Relations Program at The Graduate School PennState. Taking … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Elaine Sio-ieng Hui, Gramsci, Hegemony, migrant workers, party-state, passive revolution, state, working class
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Resistance and subaltern studies 5
The fifth article for the feature section of our forthcoming Issue 4 in 2015 edited by Uday Chandra and Kenneth Bo Nielsen is now available at the JCA website. Part of the feature titled Rethinking Resistance: Subaltern Politics and the … Continue reading
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Tagged civil society, Gramsci, India, Judith Whitehead, Kenneth Bo Nielsen, political society, resistance, state, subaltern studies, Uday Chandra
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Resistance and subaltern studies 1
Issue 4 in 2015 will include several articles in a collection edited by Uday Chandra and Kenneth Bo Nielsen titled Rethinking Resistance: Subaltern Politics and the State in Contemporary India. The special examines critically examines the development of subaltern studies … Continue reading