Neoliberal Restructuring in Philippine Education: Towards Performativity

A Political - Economic Analysis of the Failure of Neoliberal Restructuring in Post - Crisis Korea

This paper evaluates IMF-led neoliberal restructuring in post-crisis Korea. The main conclusions are: the economic rebound in 1999-2000 was both incomplete and unsustainable; restructuring created a ongoing credit crunch that continues to constrain investment spending; Korea may have been pushed onto a long-term low-investment, low-growth trajectory; insecurity and inequality have risen substan...

Embodiment and Agency: Towards an Aesthetics of Interactive Performativity

The aim of this paper is to take first steps in direction of a scientifically oriented aesthetics of New Media Art, taking into account the transformation of musical aesthetics taking place at present induced by new digital methods in artistic sound and music computing. Starting from the observation of relevant current issues in music composition and performances such as gesture control in algo...

Marketizing higher education: neoliberal strategies and counter-strategies

Deconstructing neoliberal childhood: Towards a feminist antipsychological approach

This article analyses child development as text to highlight newly emerging contemporary tropes of northern, normalized childhoods in relation to gender, racialization and familial organization. A recent UK marketing campaign for the washing powder Persil is analysed for the ways it mobilizes discourses of childhood and child rights. This indicates some key consolidations, especially around the...

Towards Competence-Based Enterprise Restructuring Using Ontologies