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Hybridity is the New Norm: Korean Cinema in a Global Age

Hybridity is the New Norm: Korean Cinema in a Global Age

By Asia Pacific Memo on November 15, 2013

Memo #248 By Dal Yong Jin – yongjin23 [at] gmail.com After a period of recession, the Korean film industry has experienced a revival in recent years with the market success of several hybrid films, successes that have served to boost the overall market share of domestic films in Korea. Prior to this, the domestic Korean […]

Security or Nationalism? Making Sense of Tibetan Resistance against China

Security or Nationalism? Making Sense of Tibetan Resistance against China

By Asia Pacific Memo on November 12, 2013

Memo #247 By Tsering Topgyal – t.topgyal [at] bham.ac.uk Scholarship on the Sino-Tibetan conflict maintains a primarily binary representation of the Chinese as security-driven and the Tibetans as ethno-nationalistic. In reality, for Tibetans it is the sense of identity security or insecurity (that is, the relative prospects for the survival and reproduction of their identity) that informs […]

China’s Turn Against Law Fuels Rising Social Unrest

China’s Turn Against Law Fuels Rising Social Unrest

By Asia Pacific Memo on November 8, 2013

Memo #246 By Carl Minzner – cminzner [at] law.fordham.edu Over the past decade, central Chinese leaders have changed course with regard to legal reforms they had pursued in the late twentieth century. This has eroded earlier state progress towards improving citizens’ access to justice, a reality that is fanning the flames of social unrest. Over […]

China’s Environmental Education: A Mandate Unfulfilled

China’s Environmental Education: A Mandate Unfulfilled

By Asia Pacific Memo on November 5, 2013

Memo #245 By Rob Efird – efirdr [at] seattleu.edu China’s environmental impacts are front-page news. We have all seen the pictures of smog-choked cities and fouled waterways, and many of us know that China is the single largest source of the carbon emissions that drive global warming. It is encouraging, then, that in 2003 China’s Ministry of Education […]

Enter the “Chinese Dream”

Enter the “Chinese Dream”

By Asia Pacific Memo on November 1, 2013

Memo #244 By Grégoire Legault – gregoire.legault [at] alumni.ubc.ca After decades of political and socio-economic turmoil China is finally able to dream again. It is now prosperous and powerful enough to confront a new problem: how it should use its wealth and power towards social, environmental and political development. Enter the “Chinese Dream” (Zhongguo meng 中国梦). […]

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