Positions-Asia Critique

Papers
(The TQCC of Positions-Asia Critique is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Rethinking the Political Economy of Development in Mao's China9
“Isahama Women Farmers” against Enclosure8
Guest Editors’ Introduction Children and Youth in Asian Migration4
Reading New Asian Tropicalities in Contemporary Singapore3
Transperipheral Educational Mobility: Less Privileged South Korean Young Adults Pursuing English Language Study in a Peripheral City in the Philippines3
Japanese New Left's Political Theories of Subjectivity and Ōshima Nagisa's Practice of Cinema3
Who Makes the City? Beijing's Urban Villages as Sites of Ideological Contestation3
Will Marriage Rights Bring Family Equality? Law, Lesbian Co-Mothers, and Strategies of Recognition in Taiwan3
Lesbian and Gay Parents, Heterosexual Kinship, and Queer Dreams: Making Families in Twenty-First Century Taiwan3
Guest Editors’ Introduction: The Urban In-Between3
Cold War Feminisms in East Asia3
The Limits of Family: Military Law and Sex Panics in Contemporary South Korea3
Penan Storytelling as Indigenous Counter-Narrations of Malaysian Nation-State Developmentalism2
From the Law of Value Debate to the One-Child Policy in China: On Accounting and Biopolitics2
The Dark Side of the Miracle: Spectacular and Precarious Accumulation in an Urban Village under Siege (A Photo Essay)2
Telling Stories of Seas, Islands, and Ships2
The Battle of Representations2
Children's Bodies Are Not Capital: Arduous Cross-Border Mobilities between Shenzhen and Hong Kong2
Deportable to Nowhere: Stateless Children as Challenges to State Logics of Immigration Control1
Thinking Like a State: Policing Dangerous Thought in Imperial Japan, 1900–19451
Broken Narratives, Multiple Truths1
Crazy English: Nation Strengthening and the Changing Politics of Neoliberal Selfhood in Reform-Era China1
Critique of Archived Life: Toward a Hesitation of Sikh Immigrant Accumulation1
National History and Generational Memory1
The Worker-Poet as the Ethnographic Partner: Documenting the Emotional Pain of Rural Migrant Women1
“I Can't Do Anything but Wait”: The Lived Experiences of Children of Transnational Migrants in Lombok, Indonesia1
Sounding the Ineffable: Third-Century Chinese Whistling as an Alternative Voice1
Racist Attachments: Dakko-chan, Black Kitsch, and Kawaii Culture1
Not Entirely Married: Resisting the Hegemonic Patrilineal Family in Japan's Household Registry1
Body Art in China: Yang Zhichao's Diary from a Psychiatric Ward1
Telling Times1
Introduction: Thinking Comparison with the Politics of Storytelling1
Breaking with the Family Form: Historical Categories, Social Reproduction, and Everyday Life in Late 1950s Rural China1
“When It's Dark in the East, It's Light in the West”: Lifelong Venturing and Accelerated Temporality in Beijing's Urban Villages1
PRC History in Crisis and Clover1
Ideological Conversion: Mongolia's Transition from Socialism to Postsocialism1
Guest Editor's Introduction: Cultures of Labor and the Labor of Culture1
A Utopia of Self-Reliance1
Can the “Comfort Women” Footage Speak? The Afterlives of Camera Images as Document and the Flow of Life1
“Snail Households”: Containerization of Migrant Housing on Shanghai's Fringe1
Photography and the Biopolitics of Fear1
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