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#15 Asian Studies & History

标题/作者	引用次数	年份
Freedom to hate: social media, algorithmic enclaves, and the rise of tribal nationalism in Indonesia M Lim Critical Asian Studies 49 (3), 411-427	260	2017
The biopolitics of China’s “war on terror” and the exclusion of the Uyghurs SR Roberts Critical Asian Studies 50 (2), 232-258	143	2018
The Core Socialist Values of the Chinese Dream: towards a Chinese integral state M Gow Critical Asian Studies 49 (1), 92-116	102	2017
Solidarity in the Anti-Extradition Bill movement in Hong Kong F Lee Critical Asian Studies 52 (1), 18-32	93	2020
What is made-in-China feminism (s)? Gender discontent and class friction in post-socialist China AX Wu, Y Dong Critical Asian Studies 51 (4), 471-492	65	2019
Economic power of the politically powerless in the 2019 Hong Kong pro-democracy movement DS Wan Chan, N Pun Critical Asian Studies 52 (1), 33-43	43	2020
Three Islamist generations, one Islamic state: the Darul Islam movement and Indonesian social transformation A Rahman Alamsyah, VR Hadiz Critical Asian Studies 49 (1), 54-72	39	2017
Signs of life in Myanmar’s nationwide ceasefire agreement? Finding a way forward AM Thawnghmung Critical Asian Studies 49 (3), 379-395	34	2017
Typhoon Haiyan: pushing the limits of resilience? The effect of land inequality on resilience and disaster risk reduction policies in the Philippines C Walch Critical Asian Studies 50 (1), 122-135	31	2018
Robots vs migrants? Reconfiguring the future of Japanese institutional eldercare J Wright Critical Asian Studies 51 (3), 331-354	30	2019
Constructing reconstruction, territorializing risk: imposing “no-build zones” in post-disaster reconstruction in Tacloban City, Philippines DKP Yee Critical Asian Studies 50 (1), 103-121	28	2018
Securing Hong Kong’s identity in the colonial past: strategic essentialism and the umbrella movement J Lowe, E Yuk-Ha Tsang Critical Asian Studies 50 (4), 556-571	27	2018
Development for all? State schemes, security, and marginalization in Kashgar, Xinjiang R Steenberg, A Rippa Critical Asian Studies 51 (2), 274-295	27	2019
Indonesia and the “conflictual consensus”: a discursive perspective on Indonesian democracy T Duile, J Bens Critical Asian Studies 49 (2), 139-162	26	2017
Local aid workers in the digital humanitarian project: between “second class citizens” and “entrepreneurial survivors” JC Ong, P Combinido Critical Asian Studies 50 (1), 86-102	24	2018
“Untouchable” cellphones? Old caste exclusions and new digital divides in peri-urban Bangalore A Kamath Critical Asian Studies 50 (3), 375-394	23	2018
Hashtag activism: social media and the# FreeYouth protests in Thailand A Sinpeng Critical Asian Studies 53 (2), 192-205	23	2021
Everyday authoritarianism: a political anthropology of Singapore NA Ibrahim Critical Asian Studies 50 (2), 219-231	23	2018
The making of national robot history in Japan: monozukuri, enculturation and cultural lineage of robots M Kovacic Critical Asian Studies 50 (4), 572-590	22	2018
Studying North Korea through North Korean migrants: lessons from the field J Song, S Denney Critical Asian Studies 51 (3), 451-466	20	2019

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