Explorer les transferts non marchands à l’aune de terrains sud-est asiatiques et au-delà

Bouté, Vanina; Huard, Stéphen; Pannier, Emmanuel

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“…Secondly, the birth humanization programs carried out by JICA in Cambodia as additionally to be seen as a 'merchant and non-merchant transfer'. As Bouté et al (2021) proposed it will be necessary to name and signify non-market transfers; classify the forms of non-market transfers; and describe the articulations of non-market transfers with market and state spheres. Then, studying the transferred things, but also their actions, their identities, their statuses, their ideologies, their imaginations, and the social relations in which they evolve may provide meaningful insights.…”

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“…Then, studying the transferred things, but also their actions, their identities, their statuses, their ideologies, their imaginations, and the social relations in which they evolve may provide meaningful insights. As Bouté et al (2021) quote, 'It will be a question of observing the different tangles (opposition, competition, combination, complementarity, porosity, coexistence, separation, etc. ) between nonmarket forms of flow and market and state circulation regimes.…”

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Circulation and Exportation of the Japanese Childbirth Model in Southern-East Asia Preliminary Insights from Cambodia

Schantz,

Petitet

2023

Rethinking Asia in World Politics

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Globally, maternal health matters and birthing ideologies and practices still generate much controversy. On the one hand, those who are promoting the medicalization of childbirth argue that the mortality and morbidity risks justify the imposition of biotechnological standards and practices. On the other hand, activists for demedicalization of birth are denouncing gynecological and obstetric violence, and pointing the pathologies induced by overuse of technologies. These movements, which are part of the current’s feminist calls, advocate a women’s reappropriation over their own bodies. The paper, based on long term and more recent ethnographical investigations aims to explore these political, cultural and social controversies by examining the recent initiatives in reproductive health domain carried by Japanese cooperation in South-East Asia. Since the 2000s, JICA (Japanese agency for international cooperation), as part of its infrastructure development, institutional strengthening and training programs, has indeed carried out numerous initiatives. One aims at improving the quality of maternal health care with two main objectives: the reduction of cesarean section rates and the humanization of birth.

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Circulation and Exportation of the Japanese Childbirth Model in Southern-East Asia Preliminary Insights from Cambodia

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Petitet

2023

Rethinking Asia in World Politics

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Rethinking Asia in World Politics

2023

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This book explores the dynamic and multifaceted landscape of Asia's role in global affairs, with a particular focus on the redistribution of power and its implications for Asian-European relations. As the largest continent in the world, Asia holds a pivotal position as a global crossroad, connecting diverse regions and playing a crucial role in international trade and shipping. Its vast landmass and expansive coastline make it an essential hub for economic activities and a strategic link between the Pacific and Indian Oceans. The book delves into the growing economic and military power of Asian nations, which has led to heightened competition for influence on political and economic issues, significantly impacting global security and stability. Asia's re-evaluation in global affairs has transformed it from being considered primarily as a recipient or observer to being recognized as a central player shaping regional and global dynamics. The text examines this transformation across various international organizations, where Asian countries actively engage in decision-making processes, contribute to regional cooperation, and promote integration. The book discusses the implications of territorial disputes in the South China Sea and the influence of major powers like China and Japan, which have intensified geopolitical competition in the region. Additionally, it addresses ongoing conflicts and challenges faced by Asia, such as separatist movements and humanitarian crises, with far-reaching implications for regional stability and attracting attention from the international community. Utilizing a comprehensive research approach, the book incorporates literature reviews, data collection, case studies, comparative analysis, and an interdisciplinary perspective. These methodologies provide a robust foundation for understanding the evolving landscape of Asia's role in global affairs and the complexities of its relations with European countries. In conclusion, this scientific publication offers valuable insights into the ever-changing dynamics of Asia's significance in the global arena. It aims to contribute to the scholarly discourse by providing a well-rounded analysis of the subject matter, inviting readers to further explore the complexities and implications of Asia's evolving role in international relations.

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Explorer les transferts non marchands à l’aune de terrains sud-est asiatiques et au-delà

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Circulation and Exportation of the Japanese Childbirth Model in Southern-East Asia Preliminary Insights from Cambodia

Circulation and Exportation of the Japanese Childbirth Model in Southern-East Asia Preliminary Insights from Cambodia

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