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In: Entangled Waterscapes in Asia

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Kwai-Cheung Lo

Kwai-Cheung Lo
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Hung-chiung Li

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2.1	Maritime trade in Southeast Asia from the first through the sixth centuries CE	27
2.2	Port cities as hinges connecting raw materials and finished production to a more complex network of overseas markets	29
2.3	The hinge connecting one complex network to other complex networks	29
2.4	Genealogy of the extraction of labor from ancient times to the twenty-first century neoliberal age	32
2.5	Tripartite overlaid networks: the production, the market, and the law	33
2.6	The multidimensional complex hinge system of the cyber-scam industries	34
3.1	The seven voyages of Zheng He	46
3.2	“Westerners See the Dragon”	49
3.3	“Strange Tales from Abroad”	52
5.1	Guahan/Guam	84
5.2	The USS Eisenhower	84
5.3	U.S. Post Office postal money order	87
5.4	Atlas political map	87
10.1	Left: “White Sands” in Late Spring. Right: “Vacant Screen” in Dust in the Wind	178
11.1	Principal water system of Hong Kong	193

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Series: African and Asian Anthropocene: Studies in the Environmental Humanities, Volume: 1

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