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Globalization, Citizenship, and Rights to the City: Thinking between Romania in EU and Japan in East Asia
Bucure?ti 012101, Romania
Course: Globalization, Citizenship, and Rights to the City: Thinking between Romania in EU and Japan in East Asia
Teacher:
- Shinji Iwanaga, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
Date:
March 25-29, 2019 - 13:30-16:20, 322 Room
Working language: English
Globalization, Citizenship, and Rights to the City: Thinking between Romania in EU and Japan in East Asia
- Japan in the Contemporary Global Context
- Rescaling Modes of Regulation, Changing Regimes of Accumulation,
and Economic Society
- The Euro-Asian Continent Conceived as a Globally Integrated Region and as Localities
- A Moral Question as a Scale Question
- Rights to the City and the Glocalizing Civil Society
- Discussion and Conclusions
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