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Neoliberalism

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Postfeminism and Digital Media

  • Francesca Tripodi
  • 6 minute read
A review of Postfeminist Technologies: Digital Media and the Culture Industries of Choice, by Jonathan Alan Cohn. From cosmetics to…
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Migrant Factory Women in China’s Hinterland

  • Arianne Gaetano
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  • 12 minute read
A review of When Migrant Factory Women Return Home: Their Life Experiences in Fast Growing China’s Hinterland, by Yuchen Han.…
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Cultural Clash: Neoliberalism, Global Educational Migration, and American Evangelical Pedagogy

  • Myung-Sahm Suh
  • 6 minute read
A review of Fragile Civility: An Evangelical American School Meets Korean Educational Sojourners in Neoliberal Time, by Hye-Young Park. The…
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Teacher Strikes and the Rise of Neoliberalism

  • Joseph Hower
  • 5 minute read
A Review of Against the Public: Teacher Strikes and the Decline of Liberalism, 1968-1981, by Jon Shelton In this award-winning…
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South Korean Radicalism in an Age of Neoliberalism

  • Jacob Reidhead
  • 7 minute read
A review of After the Crossroads: Neo-liberal Globalization, Democratic Transition, and Progressive Urban Community Activism in South Korea, by Kwang-Hyung…
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Environmental Capitalism in Patagonia

  • Susann Baez Ullberg
  • 6 minute read
A review of Topographies of Risk: Social Practice and Environmental Capitalism in Patagonia, by Marcos Alexander Mendoza. Andean Patagonia is…
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State & Power in Bolivarian Venezuela

  • Pablo Pérez Wilson
  • 8 minute read
A review of State and Power after Neoliberalism in Bolivarian Venezuela, by Donald V. Kingsbury. Contemporary Venezuelan politics have been…
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