'Neo-liberal conditions of knowledge'
Editorial introduction
Essays
Domination by ‘money power’: one year after the corporatization of national universities
'State-guided’ university reform and colonial conditions of knowledge production
Knowledge production in the era of neo-liberal globalization: reflections on the changing academic conditions in Taiwan
College rank and neo-liberal subjectivity in South Korea: the burden of self-development
The deception of the ‘idea of self-responsibility’ and ‘individualization’: neo-liberal rhetoric as revealed in the corporatization of Japan’s national universities
Local interpretation of global management discourses in higher education in Hong Kong: potential impact on academic culture
Knowledge production in a latecomer: reproducing economics in Taiwan
Science as ideology: SSCI, TSSCI and the evaluation system of social sciences in Taiwan
A critical study on the university and academic assessment system in Korea
Visual Essay
Translocal Readings
Body shops: where cultures meet
Continental contemporaries: Rabindranath Tagore and Okakura Tenshin
The club and the carrot of China’s globalization
Bridging pop culture and advertising research
Our history, large and small