Karin Dean
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3877233 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Karin Dean |
| PRENOMES | Karin |
| SOBRENOME | Dean |
| ASSINATURA | DEAN K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tallinn University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1280-2783 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
We don’t eat those bananas
Over the past two decades, the Yunnan-Myanmar borderlands in Kachin State have become a major investment frontier for large-scale agribusiness. Chinese private capital, supported by state-led opium substitution programs, has turned thousands of hectares of forests into plantations. As in many such cases across Southeast Asia and beyond, this rapid development has come at the expense of local communities and displaced persons relying on these land…
The landscape approach to planetary urbanization
While the term ‘landscape’ consistently appears in the argumentation of planetary urbanization, it remains an under-conceptualized signifier in this theory. This is a missed opportunity. Written by scholars who study landscape, this paper scrutinizes the planetary urbanization approach by adding the ‘landscape perspective’. The article offers an analytical framework and tools to unpack contemporary processes of extended urbanization in a more nua…
Infrastructures and b/ordering
Border regions worldwide have gained prominence for how nation-states order, divide and understand the world. This is increasingly made explicit in the selective management of global commercial and human flows, leading to a paradoxical development and a major dilemma for the contemporary bordering practices in border regions: that of concurrently facilitating differentiated mobility while ensuring territorial integrity, securing both territories …
Assembling the Sino-Myanmar borderworld
While grand schemes of economic corridors and interregional connections are drawn on paper, the highways, railroads and pipelines need to cross the terrestrial and lived borderworlds. The rhetoric and policy agendas of both China and Myanmar signify the states’ power to execute the relevant cross-border connectivities. The article demonstrates how in the lived borderworld between China and Myanmar, at the section of the border between Dehong Auto…
Myanmar
In Myanmar, one of the longest ruling military regimes in the world (1962—2011) exerting unrestrained coercion and relying on a pervasive security apparatus, has accepted a constitution and competitive elections. The military directed concatenation of developments but especially the Constitution that legalizes a unique power-sharing arrangement between the military and the elected government, contribute to the exceptionalism but also continuing c…
Commentary
Aafrika imago eestikeelses trükisõnas
Aafrika imago eestikeelses trukisonas KARIN HIIEMAA Tartu, Tartu Ulikooli Kirjastus, 2009 Tartu Ulikooli doktoritoid ISBN: 978-9949-19-042-3 This monograph is based on the author's doctoral thesis
Spaces and territorialities on the Sino-Burmese boundary
Assembling the Sino-Myanmar borderworld
While grand schemes of economic corridors and interregional connections are drawn on paper, the highways, railroads and pipelines need to cross the terrestrial and lived borderworlds. The rhetoric and policy agendas of both China and Myanmar signify the states’ power to execute the relevant cross-border connectivities. The article demonstrates how in the lived borderworld between China and Myanmar, at the section of the border between Dehong Auto…
Spaces and territorialities on the Sino-Burmese boundary
Infrastructures and b/ordering
Border regions worldwide have gained prominence for how nation-states order, divide and understand the world. This is increasingly made explicit in the selective management of global commercial and human flows, leading to a paradoxical development and a major dilemma for the contemporary bordering practices in border regions: that of concurrently facilitating differentiated mobility while ensuring territorial integrity, securing both territories …
We don’t eat those bananas
Over the past two decades, the Yunnan-Myanmar borderlands in Kachin State have become a major investment frontier for large-scale agribusiness. Chinese private capital, supported by state-led opium substitution programs, has turned thousands of hectares of forests into plantations. As in many such cases across Southeast Asia and beyond, this rapid development has come at the expense of local communities and displaced persons relying on these land…
The landscape approach to planetary urbanization
While the term ‘landscape’ consistently appears in the argumentation of planetary urbanization, it remains an under-conceptualized signifier in this theory. This is a missed opportunity. Written by scholars who study landscape, this paper scrutinizes the planetary urbanization approach by adding the ‘landscape perspective’. The article offers an analytical framework and tools to unpack contemporary processes of extended urbanization in a more nua…
Myanmar
In Myanmar, one of the longest ruling military regimes in the world (1962—2011) exerting unrestrained coercion and relying on a pervasive security apparatus, has accepted a constitution and competitive elections. The military directed concatenation of developments but especially the Constitution that legalizes a unique power-sharing arrangement between the military and the elected government, contribute to the exceptionalism but also continuing c…
Commentary
Spaces and territorialities on the Sino-Burmese boundary
Aafrika imago eestikeelses trükisõnas
Aafrika imago eestikeelses trukisonas KARIN HIIEMAA Tartu, Tartu Ulikooli Kirjastus, 2009 Tartu Ulikooli doktoritoid ISBN: 978-9949-19-042-3 This monograph is based on the author's doctoral thesis
Myanmar
In Myanmar, one of the longest ruling military regimes in the world (1962—2011) exerting unrestrained coercion and relying on a pervasive security apparatus, has accepted a constitution and competitive elections. The military directed concatenation of developments but especially the Constitution that legalizes a unique power-sharing arrangement between the military and the elected government, contribute to the exceptionalism but also continuing c…
Commentary
Assembling the Sino-Myanmar borderworld
While grand schemes of economic corridors and interregional connections are drawn on paper, the highways, railroads and pipelines need to cross the terrestrial and lived borderworlds. The rhetoric and policy agendas of both China and Myanmar signify the states’ power to execute the relevant cross-border connectivities. The article demonstrates how in the lived borderworld between China and Myanmar, at the section of the border between Dehong Auto…
The landscape approach to planetary urbanization
While the term ‘landscape’ consistently appears in the argumentation of planetary urbanization, it remains an under-conceptualized signifier in this theory. This is a missed opportunity. Written by scholars who study landscape, this paper scrutinizes the planetary urbanization approach by adding the ‘landscape perspective’. The article offers an analytical framework and tools to unpack contemporary processes of extended urbanization in a more nua…
Infrastructures and b/ordering
Border regions worldwide have gained prominence for how nation-states order, divide and understand the world. This is increasingly made explicit in the selective management of global commercial and human flows, leading to a paradoxical development and a major dilemma for the contemporary bordering practices in border regions: that of concurrently facilitating differentiated mobility while ensuring territorial integrity, securing both territories …
We don’t eat those bananas
Over the past two decades, the Yunnan-Myanmar borderlands in Kachin State have become a major investment frontier for large-scale agribusiness. Chinese private capital, supported by state-led opium substitution programs, has turned thousands of hectares of forests into plantations. As in many such cases across Southeast Asia and beyond, this rapid development has come at the expense of local communities and displaced persons relying on these land…
Political science (7 obras) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Economic geography (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (5 obras) · China (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras)