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LIVING POLITICS

LIVING POLITICS

ARC Laureate Project 'Informal Life Politics'

  • WELCOME
  • NEWS
  • TEAM
  • CASE STUDY
    • China
      • Pastoral Dreams: Bishan Village, Anhui, China
        • Photo Essay – Bishan, China
      • Fieldwork
    • Japan
      • Eastern Fukushima
      • Mochizuki, Saku City
      • Fieldwork
    • South Korea
      • Bellows that Breathe in Life: Informal Life Politics of Organic Farming in South Korea, 1976-2014
      • Female Workers’ Struggles in South Korea: 1970’s
      • Fieldwork
    • North Korea
      • Fieldwork
      • Small Plot Farming in North Korea
      • Health Care in North Korea
      • The China-North Korea Border: Family, Trade and Changing Trend
      • Media Outreach & Engagement
    • Mongolia
      • Eastern Ujimchin
      • Photo Essay – Life and Death in Inner Mongolia
      • Fieldwork – Community Science in Action
    • Taiwan
      • No Nuke, Gongliao
      • Fieldwork
  • CONFERENCES AND EVENTS
    • International Conference – ‘Living Politics: Self Help and Autonomous Action in East Asia and Beyond’, March 2018
    • International Conference – Guerrilla Markets: Exchange Systems as Survival Politics in Northeast Asia
      • Follow-up Discussion – ‘Guerrilla Markets in North-East Asia
    • International Conference – ‘Survival Politics in East Asia : Socio Environmental Crises and Grassroots Reponses’, March 2015
      • Follow-up Discussion – ‘Survival Politics in East Asia Conference’
    • Workshop, Aug 2016
    • Workshop, Mar 2014
    • Workshop, July 2013
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • PUBLIC OUTREACH
  • COLLECTIONS
  • CONTRIBUTIONS
  • CONTACT

CASE STUDY

Please select a country from the following list –

  • China
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • North Korea
  • Mongolia
  • Taiwan

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