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Asian Journal of German and European Studies

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TypeJOURNAL
PublisherSpringer Nature (SG)
ISSN2199-4579
WikidataQ73551721
OpenAlexS4210226238
MAG4210226238
Websitehttps://ajges.springeropen.com/
Total publications5
Coverage period2016 - 2019
CountryDE
LanguageEN
Impact factor0.2

This journal focuses on German and European studies from an Asian perspective. While area studies are related, the title does not suggest a primary focus on ethnographic, cultural, or social content, making its intersection with anthropology occasional rather than structural

Asian Culture and Media Studies · Asian Industrial and Economic Development · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance · Chinese history and philosophy · Communism, Protests, Social Movements · Culture, Economy, and Development Studies · European history and politics · European Union Policy and Governance · Gender Diversity and Inequality · German History and Society

  • Contemporary Asian art and Western societies

    Open Access•Dirk Michel-Schertges•ARTICLE•2019

    The expectations modern art has to fulfill are of various kind. Modern art is to be a seismograph of societal developments and thus sensitive to political and economic themes. Thus, Western (critical) contemporary art is in the dilemma to deal with and challenge capitalism in mostly bourgeois frameworks of musealized exhibitions, criticizing political leadership and social inequalities and presenting it largely to exactly the established classes.…

  • Indian womb - German baby

    Open Access•Waltraud Maierhofer•ARTICLE•2019

    The film Monsoon Baby (2014) by Andreas Kleinert sympathetically shows the needs of the German couple seeking parenthood by gestational carrier in India. I argue that it also takes a strong stand against commercial surrogacy abroad because it points out legal issues and - more importantly - shows how surrogacy work can exploit women's bodies, emotions, mental and physical health and even lives. From a postcolonial perspective, it is also problema…

  • Rationalization, working conditions and living standards in postwar Japanese coalmining communities

    Open Access•Bernard Thomann•ARTICLE•2018

    After 1945, unionization, the introduction of a new wage system, a huge effort by experts to understand the social and biological lives of miners and their families, the introduction of a new form of solidarity, and closer monitoring of the health of mining community members contributed, along with the development of the welfare state, to the formation of a more stable community around the mines and a more secure life for a new generation of mine…

  • The social grounds of anticommunism in South Korea-crisis of the ruling class and anticommunist reaction

    Open Access•Dong-Choon Kim•ARTICLE•2017

    I focused on how the domestic social grounds of anticommunism were interlinked with the external atmosphere like U.S. occupation, divided state-building and the Korean War. I especially emphasized the role of the Japanese collaborators in the post-colonial politics. Anticommunism as a political ideology surrendered to anticommunism as a rationale for the survival of class interests when historical task of overcoming colonialism was dominated by t…

  • Anticommunism in popular culture

    Open Access•Hana Lee•ARTICLE•2016

    The goal of this paper is to grasp the relationship of coexistence, and at times, discord, between anticommunism and popular culture through a historical and chronological survey. To do this, this paper will first seek to understand anticommunism as an ideology with consistent logic, but a as a diverse and multilayered, mutable and contradictory affect. This gives the advantage of viewing anti-communism not from the aspect of its production, but …

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  • Anticommunism in popular culture

    Open Access•Hana Lee•ARTICLE•2016

    The goal of this paper is to grasp the relationship of coexistence, and at times, discord, between anticommunism and popular culture through a historical and chronological survey. To do this, this paper will first seek to understand anticommunism as an ideology with consistent logic, but a as a diverse and multilayered, mutable and contradictory affect. This gives the advantage of viewing anti-communism not from the aspect of its production, but …

  • The social grounds of anticommunism in South Korea-crisis of the ruling class and anticommunist reaction

    Open Access•Dong-Choon Kim•ARTICLE•2017

    I focused on how the domestic social grounds of anticommunism were interlinked with the external atmosphere like U.S. occupation, divided state-building and the Korean War. I especially emphasized the role of the Japanese collaborators in the post-colonial politics. Anticommunism as a political ideology surrendered to anticommunism as a rationale for the survival of class interests when historical task of overcoming colonialism was dominated by t…

  • Rationalization, working conditions and living standards in postwar Japanese coalmining communities

    Open Access•Bernard Thomann•ARTICLE•2018

    After 1945, unionization, the introduction of a new wage system, a huge effort by experts to understand the social and biological lives of miners and their families, the introduction of a new form of solidarity, and closer monitoring of the health of mining community members contributed, along with the development of the welfare state, to the formation of a more stable community around the mines and a more secure life for a new generation of mine…

  • Contemporary Asian art and Western societies

    Open Access•Dirk Michel-Schertges•ARTICLE•2019

    The expectations modern art has to fulfill are of various kind. Modern art is to be a seismograph of societal developments and thus sensitive to political and economic themes. Thus, Western (critical) contemporary art is in the dilemma to deal with and challenge capitalism in mostly bourgeois frameworks of musealized exhibitions, criticizing political leadership and social inequalities and presenting it largely to exactly the established classes.…

  • Indian womb - German baby

    Open Access•Waltraud Maierhofer•ARTICLE•2019

    The film Monsoon Baby (2014) by Andreas Kleinert sympathetically shows the needs of the German couple seeking parenthood by gestational carrier in India. I argue that it also takes a strong stand against commercial surrogacy abroad because it points out legal issues and - more importantly - shows how surrogacy work can exploit women's bodies, emotions, mental and physical health and even lives. From a postcolonial perspective, it is also problema…

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