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… the (re)localization of Korean screen culture in China through the concept of what she terms screen-capitalism—a … relations that foregrounds the negotiations of boundaries through affective and sensory co-experiences. This work … cultural, ideological, and linguistic communities, through mimicked and incorporative modes. By demonstrating …

… around the palace. Now in the dark, we walked hand in hand through the trees toward a voice I heard projected by … clear name and to find words that would describe their own action. In this the book played a modest part. It found its … conversations. And cowardly politicians and judges, with a moral blindness to the threats to freedom, concede rights to …

… and the haptic experience of Japanese palimpsests as seen through the reuse and recycling of handwritten letters. Arts …

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… substantive content of the norm and the temporal focus of action under it are shifting. Drawing lessons from its … actors might intervene for humanitarian reasons, face a moral hazard that encourages them to endanger themselves in … suggested that R2P needs to be reviewed to avoid this moral hazard, proposing new guidelines for R2P intervention. …

… and collaborate over how to attain good governance through providing public goods such as famine relief and … a limited yet significant political space for the ruled. Through petitioning and protests, subordinates could demand … is a comparative study about legitimation of state power through social policies such as plague prevention, famine …

… and collaborate over how to attain good governance through providing public goods such as famine relief and … a limited yet significant political space for the ruled. Through petitioning and protests, subordinates could demand … is a comparative study about legitimation of state power through social policies such as plague prevention, famine …

… anthropology since? What were the sort of thoughts going through your head? VT: That’s a great question. But before I … of history. But yes, it’s a question that I’m thinking through. I know a lot of my peers are as well, and that’s why … ‘Scheduled Tribes’ by postcolonial India for affirmative action. Both news media and academic scholarship, monopolized …