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China Global Governance And Crisis Management, Raviprasad Narayanan

Journal of International and Global Studies

Book review on:

• Chan, G., Lee, P. K., & Ha-Chan, L. (2012). China engages global governance – A new world order in the making? New York, NY: Routledge
• Jae Ho Chung (Ed.). (2011). China’s crisis management. New York, NY: Routledge.

Globalization And Shanghai Model: A Retrospective And Prospective Analysis, Linsun Cheng Ph.D.

Journal of International and Global Studies

Intended to shed light on the debate on the results of globalization and provide better understanding of the influences of globalization upon China as well as the world, this article traces the history of Shanghai’s economic globalization over the past 170 years since 1843 and demonstrates the benefits and problems Shanghai received from (or connected to) its economic globalization. Divided into three sections (Globalization, de-globalization and re-globalization of Shanghai’s economy; Manufacturing-Oriented vs. Tertiary-oriented—Shanghai’s Double Priority Strategy of Economic Growth; Free market, state enterprises, and Shanghai’s mixed economy) the article summarizes and analyzes several characteristics that made Shanghai a unique model …

Michel Picard And Rémy Madinier (Eds.) The Politics Of Religion In Indonesia: Syncretism, Orthodoxy, And Religious Contention In Java And Bali. London And New York: Routledge. 2011., Carool Kersten Ph.D.

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David C. Kang. East Asia Before The West: Five Centuries Of Trade And Tribute. New York: Columbia University Press. 2010., Hang Lin

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S.E. Nepstad. Nonviolent Revolutions: Civil Resistance In The Late 20th Century. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2011., George Poluse

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Ashutosh Misra, & Michael E. Clarke (Eds.). Pakistan’S Stability Paradox: Domestic, Regional And International Dimensions. Milton Park, Uk: Routledge. 2012., C. Ryan Perkins

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Sanjaya Acharya. Pro-Poor Growth And Liberalization In Developing Economies: The Case Of Nepal. New York: Routledge. 2012., Gyan Pradhan

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Damian Howard. Being Human In Islam: The Impact Of The Evolutionary Worldview. London & New York: Routledge. 2011., Martin Riexinger Ph.D.

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Ian Storey. Southeast Asia And The Rise Of China: The Search For Security. Routledge Security In Asia Series. London And New York: Routledge. 2011., John Walsh Ph.D.

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Mark Beeson & Richard Stubbs (Eds.). Routledge Handbook Of Asian Regionalism. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge. 2012., Torsten Weber Ph.D.

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Myna German And Padmini Banerjee (Eds.) Migration, Technology And Transculturation: A Global Perspective. St. Charles: Lindenwood University Press. 2011., Monika Kopytowska Ph.D.

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Dennis B. Mcgilvray And Michelle R. Gamburd, (Eds.). Tsunami Recovery In Sri Lanka: Ethnic And Regional Dimensions. London: Routledge. 2010., Aaron Mulvaney Ph.D.

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Jivanta Schöttli. Vision And Strategy In Indian Politics: Jawaharlal Nehru’S Policy Choices And The Designing Of Political Institutions. Oxford And New York: Routledge. 2012., Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay

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Goenka, A. And D. Henley (Eds.). Southeast Asia’S Credit Revolution: From Moneylenders To Microfinance. Milton Park, Uk: Routledge. 2010., Christina Dames Ph.D.

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Neoliberal Globalization And The Politics Of Migration In Sub-Saharan Africa, Saul Tobias Ph.D.

Journal of International and Global Studies

Over the last few decades, many states in sub-Saharan Africa have adopted draconian anti-migrant policies, leaving refugees and migrants vulnerable to violence, harassment, and economic exploitation. These policies represent a shift from the relatively hospitable attitude shown by many African nations in the immediate post-colonial period. Explanations at the local level do not adequately explain the pervasiveness of these changes or why many developing states are now replicating the migration discourse and practices of the global north. Drawing on scholarship and data from a number of states in the region, including Tanzania, Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa, this paper argues …

State Sponsored Famine: Conceptualizing Politically Induced Famine As A Crime Against Humanity, Jlateh Vincent Jappah Md, Msc, Danielle Taana Smith

Journal of International and Global Studies

This paper argues for the codification of politically induced famine as a crime against humanity. We use the term “state sponsored famine” to reflect the conceptualization of famine as not merely nature-induced but also as a willfully orchestrated state policy. The specification of faminogenic practices as criminal would subject perpetrators to international jurisdiction and provide deterrence to future offenders. We review traditional conceptualizations of famine as a geophysical event. We explore Amartya Sen’s concept of famine as caused by the collapse of individual entitlement and market exchange dynamics; we also discuss commentary on Sen’s approach. Further, we analyze the limits …

Amitav Acharya, & Barry Buzan (Eds.) Non-Western International Relations Theory: Perspectives On And Beyond Asia. New York: Routledge. 2010., William Jones

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Carool Kersten. Cosmopolitans And Heretics: New Muslim Intellectuals And The Study Of Islam. London; New York: Hurst, Columbia. 2011., Chiara Formichi Ph.D.

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Jayatilleke S. Bandara, Prema-Chandra Athukorala, And Saman Kelegama, (Eds.). Trade Liberalisation And Poverty In South Asia. Routledge, 2011., Rina M. Alluri

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Ken’Ichi Ikeda And Sean Richey. Social Networks And Japanese Democracy: The Beneficial Impact Of Interpersonal Communication In East Asia. New York: Routledge. 2012., Gloria Garcia Ph.D.

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Mandakranta Bose. Women In The Hindu Tradition. Rules, Roles And Exceptions. Routledge. 2010., Susanne Kranz Ph.D.

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Glen Peterson. Overseas Chinese In The People’S Republic Of China. London And New York: Routledge. 2012., Karen Teoh Ph.D.

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Nancy Rosenberger. Seeking Food Rights: Nation, Inequality And Repression In Uzbekistan. Case Studies On Contemporary Social Issues. John A. Young, (Ed.). Belmont, Ca: Wadsworth, Cengage Learning. 2012., Vika Gardner Ph.D.

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Diplomacy And Cosmopolitanism In A Globalized World, Adina Borcan Ph.D.

Journal of International and Global Studies

Due to the fact that there is a new world culture, with increasing connections of varied local cultures, the characteristics of the 21st century seem to be globalization, seen as “a matter of increasing long-distance interconnectedness, at least across national boundaries, preferably between continents as well” (Hannerz, 1996, p. 17). However, despite this tendency towards globalization, there are still some communities who have no contacts even within the same country (different tribes from an African country, for example) or countries which are isolated due to political doctrine (North Korea, for example), where contact with the rest of the world is …

Lawrence Sáez & Gurharpal Singh (Eds.). New Dimensions Of Politics In India: The United Progressive Alliance In Power. London: Routledge. 2012., Mario González Castañeda Ph.D.

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N. K. Otmazgin And E. Ben-Ari. Popular Culture And The State In East And Southeast Asia. New York: Routledge. 2012., Gwenola Ricordeau Ph.D.

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Peter Button. Configuration Of The Real In Chinese Literary And Aesthetic Modernity. Collection Ideas, History And Modern China. Leiden: Brill Press. 2009., Florent Villard Ph.D.

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C. Sarmento. (Ed.). Permanent Transit: Discourses And Maps Of The Intercultural Experience. Newcastle-On-Tyne. Uk: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 2012., Myna German Ph.D.

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Harmony Or Mere Toleration? Examining Inter-Religious Relations In Amertasari, Keller Hawkins

Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection

When I was first told about a small village in North Bali where Hindus and Muslims live in harmony with one another, I was immediately intrigued. A month and a half later, our group was driving on the windy roads that take one from the southern part of Bali through the mountains into North Bali. We arrived in the village of Pegayaman and listened to some of the more distinguished village members tell us about life in Pegayaman. Because the village is known for being an example of religious harmony between Hindus and Muslims, this was the main topic of …

Death Squads And Diplomacy: An Investigation Of British Attitudes Towards Sectarian Assassinations In The 1970’S, Hannah Nelson

Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection

I conducted my research for this paper during a three-­‐week internship at the Pat Finucane Center in Derry. I gathered evidence from a series of declassified British government documents provided to me by the center. I focus my study on the British government’s attitude towards sectarian assassinations, particularly committed by loyalist paramilitaries, in the first part of the 1970’s. I examine the issues of responding to international pressure, framing the problem, evaluating security force effectiveness, and screening strategies. I find that in the public sphere, the British government hid information to downplay the severity of loyalist-­‐led murder campaigns and instigated …