Proceedings of the 10th Next Generation Global Workshop
| Session 1. Post-coloniality and Nationalism | ||
| WANG Zuozao | Kyoto University | The Importance of Functionalism to Underdeveloped Countries in the Postcolonial Period: Focusing on the Madurese Poverty in an Asymmetric Society |
| SVITYCH Alexander | National University of Singapore | Neo-Nationalism in Japan and South Korea: State Transformation, Perceptions and Rhetoric |
| NEVREKAR Shantanu | University of Delhi | Accountability and the Transnational State: Paradoxes of Globalised Discourses |
| BHATIA Akriti | University of Delhi | Urban Informality, Boundary Order and Exclusion |
| Session 2. Transformation and Acceptance | ||
| ALMONY James Kalau | University of Hawaii | Negotiating (with) Global Capital in Ryu Murakami’s Exodus of the Land of Hope |
| CLYDE Deirdre Alison | University of Hawaii | Henshin Among Gaijin: Gender, Spirituality, and Transformation Among American Fans of Japanese Pop Culture |
| QIU Datong | Heidelberg University | Borderless Trade Monopoly and Friendship: Chinese, Chinese Merchants and Hakodate, 1853-1884 |
| Session 3. Transformation and Acceptance II | ||
| TAKAHASHI Kenji and KAWAMURA Yūto | Kyoto University | Bridging the Gap between Semantic Elucidation (Nirvacana) in the Sanskrit Tradition and Historical Linguistics |
| ESHACK Rashaad | Heidelberg University | Japanese Transcultural co-productions in Hawaii |
| Session 4. Migration | ||
| TRAN Hong Thi and DANG Thi HOA |
Institute for Family and Gender studies | The Barriers to Social Integration of Vietnamese Brides in Cross Border Marriages |
| DE CARVALHO MALHEIROS Davi | University of Strasbourg | Outside and Inside Borders: Class, Gender and Power Relations in the Migratory Journey of a Filipina in Germany |
| LI Yan | Heidelberg University | How do gender and migration constitute each other in rural Chinese practices of transnational labor migration? |
| HUANG Shiqi | Kyoto University | 1906-1919: An Analysis of the ‘Cultural Confrontation’ of the Chinese Students’ Monthly Published in America |
| Session 5. Redefining Vulnerability | ||
| ANAND Srishty | University of Delhi | Response to Crisis of Piped Water: What Lies underneath the Humaniterian Discourse? |
| WANG Anne-chie | National Taiwan University | Caught in the Net: The Risk Discourse of Problematic Internet Use among Adolescents |
| KAMARATIH Ajeng | University of Indonesia | The Women’s Position as Sexual Violence Victims: An Indonesian Law Perspective |
| LU Meng-Tsung | National Taiwan University | Mainstreaming Gender, Restructuring the State: Preliminary Reflections on the Experience of Taiwan’s Woman’s Policy Agency Institutionalization |
