...。 governance female street-level bureaucrats state power emotional labor China 关键词: 治理 女性街头官僚 国家权力 情感劳动 中国 Governance in layers: how female street-level bureaucrats reshape state power through emotional labor Yujie Zhang* Chongqing University, China *Corresponding author: School of Public Policy...

... (slavers). The paper then examines how the punitive–humanitarian complex engenders moral and affective economies and reflects on how it reveals the vulnerability of contemporary state power. The criminalization of smuggling attempts to remove all ambiguity associated with cross border movement and insists...

... on brokerage with relational conceptions of state power. Drawing from 17 months of ethnographic fieldwork in Thailand, I argue that gaps in the state’s regulatory infrastructure amid heightened coercive policy enforcement create profitable opportunities for brokers to act as intermediaries between migrants...

...Deirdre Guthrie magic competition state power Lefebvre lived space Las Ballenas (a pseudonym), a town of 38,000 inhabitants on a coastal peninsula where Columbus allegedly had his first ‘skirmish’ with the native Taino, represents a borderland space where local villagers are experiencing...

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...The new democracies of the Southern Cone have publicly professed to reject and condemn the uses of the state power in various forms against citizens under military rule, thus dissociating themselves from their predecessors. And yet the experiences of military rule have become a grim legacy, raising...

.... 87. Id. at 356, dissenting. 88. 129  Id. at 350, dissenting. At stake is not merely achieving, via an alternative pathway, judicial outcomes that liberals desire. The focus on state powers rather than on claims of individual rights as the linchpin for securing...

...This chapter deals with the theoretical dimensions of the state in relation to its borders, focusing on the U.S.-Mexican border and how border violence is connected to state power. Aside from violent criminal activity by drug cartels and transnational gangs, border violence has recently...

...—one that presided over its rapid dissolution under the double impact of military rebellion and social revolution. As the state collapsed, the Republic found itself without an army, a police force, and many of its administrative officials. Control of vital elements of state power—such as its economic...

... a few years of the party's assumption of state power. The chapter explains that the scarcity of materials in Chinese Communist campaigns to suppress opium was attributed to the pressured international environment in which they were carried out, at a time when Chinese government did not wish its...

.... The urgency of the food problem compelled the mutual cooperation between state power and science. China had to both achieve scientific knowledge and practice it to make a breakthrough. Chiang Kai shek City food problem and Country food problem and Food problem Foreign rice Great Depression Science...

...This chapter outlines the trajectory of the rise and decline of centralized state power and commercial prosperity in the mid-Qing period. It delineates the conservative strain of Confucianism reinstated by the Qing state and how this orthodoxy conceptualized the empire's political hierarchy...

... of seizing state power. But if their strategy later proved to be historically capable of attracting a crucial fraction of the dominant social strata, that was also because in doing so its function of diverting social antagonisms did not disappear: it smothered the class struggle by means of race war, even...

... ways from the views of European and North American travelers. Haitian intellectuals, such as the celebrated lawyer and writer Anténor Firmin, championed their own ideas for Haitian progress. Firmin went further than his peers by challenging his military rivals for state power. Caribbean region Europe...

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... highlights the need for strong and centralized authority in matters of governance and the transfer of Westphalian state power to a number of international institutions. global financial crisis 2008–10 regulation reregulation transnational regulatory governance regulatory change and nature of regulatory...

... this interface and analyses academic practices of political theory and cultural studies within national institutional histories. It suggests that the possibilities initially opened up by interfacial work need to be brought together into an integrated account of contemporary state power within the global...

... these ideas are entwined with state power and the ways in which state institutions can become generative in ways that exceed the inherent limitations of the state's media of organization. Dahl R democracy self‐determination self‐rule state the Anheier H Dryzek J S Foucault M Glasius M Held D Kaldor M...

.... Eighteenth-century understandings of state power came with rigid and inelegant apparatuses—bureaucracies, decrees, laws, and assumptions—that had to be fitted on a complicated space defined by fluid movement. Ultimately, reform did not only involve imperial governance. It revealed disequilibrium between...