Wandering Geographies: Aesthetic Practice along China's Belt and Road Initiative.

The article discusses artworks that engage with China's Belt and Road Initiative, a development strategy designed to create a China-centered global trading network. It features artists illustrating gendered histories of domestic labor and care work, and addressing China's relationship to the Global...

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Publicado en:Feminist Studies Vol. 47; no. 2; pp. 372 - 418
Autores principales: YUEN ZI CHUNG, CHRISTINA, WELLAND, SASHA SU-LING
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Publicado: Feminist Studies, Inc. 2021
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