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2003
Abstract Observers are often struck by the “engaged” or even “political” character of modern Japanese Nichiren Buddhist movements. In the Wrst decades of the twentieth century, the movement known as Nichirenshugi (“Nichirenism”), led by Tanaka Chigaku (1861–1939) and Honda Nisshò (1867–1931),1 deployed Nichiren Buddhist doctrine in a ...
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Abstract Observers are often struck by the “engaged” or even “political” character of modern Japanese Nichiren Buddhist movements. In the Wrst decades of the twentieth century, the movement known as Nichirenshugi (“Nichirenism”), led by Tanaka Chigaku (1861–1939) and Honda Nisshò (1867–1931),1 deployed Nichiren Buddhist doctrine in a ...
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Journal of Labor and Society
Abstract Since the mid-2000s, online labor platforms (OLPs) have emerged as vehicles for economic imperialism in the digitally deliverable services sector. By providing capital with instant access to inexpensive digital labor in the periphery, OLPs enable global North firms to bypass the costs associated with ...
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Abstract Since the mid-2000s, online labor platforms (OLPs) have emerged as vehicles for economic imperialism in the digitally deliverable services sector. By providing capital with instant access to inexpensive digital labor in the periphery, OLPs enable global North firms to bypass the costs associated with ...
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Revaluing labour? Secondary data imperialism in platform economies
2022Mark Findlay, Josephine Seah
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Riding the Wavve: Platform Imperialism and South Korea’s Streaming Market
2022Daniela Mazur +2 more
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Canadian Journal of Communication
Background: The power of Big Tech is of interest to studies in Canadian communication policy, but its links with the Canadian military remain underexplored. This article opens new space for research on lobbying and military procurement contracting by Big Tech in Canada.
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Background: The power of Big Tech is of interest to studies in Canadian communication policy, but its links with the Canadian military remain underexplored. This article opens new space for research on lobbying and military procurement contracting by Big Tech in Canada.
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Book review: Digital platforms, imperialism and political culture
International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 2015openaire +1 more source