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Annual Review 4 2019 ― Journal on Culture, Power and Society Power ― Journal on Culture, Special Issue Managerialism and its influence on the contemporary world: analysis and reflections Contributions Antonio Santos Ortega, David Muñoz-Rodríguez, María Inés Landa, Gustavo Blázquez, Cecilia Castro, Fernando Ampudia de Haro, Maria Medina-Vicent, Luis Enrique Alonso, Carlos J. Fernández Rodríguez, Ferran Giménez Azagra Special Issue Culture and Populism in the Global South Contributions Stefan Couperus, Pier Domenico Tortola, Judith Jansma, Luis Martín-Estudillo, Dora Vrhoci, Carlos del Valle-Rojas, Juan Antonio Rodríguez del Pino, Juli Antoni Aguado i Hernàndez, Adrián Scribano, Zhang Jingting DEBATS — Journal on Culture, Power and Society Annual Review 4 2019 Annual Review, 4 2019 President of the Valencia Provincial Council [Diputació de València] Antoni Francesc Gaspar Ramos Vice president Maria Josep Amigó Laguarda Director of The Institution of Alfonso The Magnanimous: The Valencian Centre for Research and Investigation (IAM–CVEI) [Institut Alfons el Magnànim. Centre Valencià d’Estudis i d’Investigació] Vicent Flor The opinions expressed in papers and other texts published in Debats. Revista de cultura, poder i societat [Debats. 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Journal on Culture, Power and Society Michel Martínez (Université Toulouse I Copitole 2) Debats was launched in 1982 as the journal of the Institution Matilde Massó (Universidade da Coruña) of Alfonso The Magnanimous (IAM) and shortly afterwards, of Joan Francesc Mira (Universitat de València) the Valencia Institute of Research and Investigation (IVEI). Its Emmanuel Négrier (Université de Montpellier) mission, then as now, is to foster and update the great debates Montserrat Pareja (Universitat de Barcelona) on social sciences in the Valencian region, and to facilitate Alain Quemin (Université Paris 8) participation by leading experts in the field. The Debats journal is Adrian Scribano (Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET) now a bi-annual publication. Its objective is to: (1) bring together Philip Schlesinger (University of Glasgow) current intellectual reflections on culture (both in its broadest Joan Subirats (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) sense of cultural practices and in the narrower sense of the Joan-Manuel Tresserras (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Arts); (2) examine the links between culture and power, identity, geographies, and social change. The Journal covers matters that Ramon Zallo (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea / Universidad del País Vasco) are relevant to Valencian society and its wider setting. That said, the aim is to make Debats a key scholarly publication in both Design Europe and further afield. Debats’ starts from the perspective of the Estudio Juan Nava gráfico social sciences but it also aims to forge links with contemporary Illustrations analysis and debates in the humanities, communication studies, Eugenio Simó (p. 6) and cultural studies fields. 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Difusión y Calidad Editorial de las Revistas de Humanidades y Ciencias Ernest García (Universitat de València) Sociales y Jurídicas Clive Gray (University of Warwick) — IN~RECS (Índice de Impacto de Revistas Españolas de Ciencias Sociales) David Inglis (University of Helsinki) — Latindex Omar Lizardo (University of California Los Angeles - UCLA) — MIAR (Matriz de Información para el Análisis de Revistas) Jordi López-Sintas (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) — Revistas Españolas de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades (RESH) Contents Special Issue “Managerialism and its influence on the contemporary world: analysis and reflections” Guest Editor: Carlos Jesús Fernández Rodríguez / Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Introduction to the Special Issue. Presentation of the monograph. Managerialism and its influence on the
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    After gaining independence from the Dutch at the conclusion of the Second World War, Indonesia found itself in a tumultuous period of Western-style parliamentary THE CONCORD REVIEW democracy combined with stagnant economic growth. During this period, a postwar THE economic boom occurred for the global timber industry beginning in the early 1950s and extending into the late 1980s. In 1959, the Philippines and Malaysia were the two largest exporters of hardwood, while Indonesia’s timber industry was still a fl edgling business.1 Indonesia, however, had an untapped forestry sector, CONCORD REVIEW with three-quarters of the entire archipelago covered in forests.2 These forests would play a pivotal role in the geopolitics of Indonesia in the ensuing decades. A longtime nationalist, President Sukarno, Indonesia’s fi rst president, created the I am simply one who loves the past and is diligent in investigating it. 1960 Basic Agrarian Law ostensibly to safeguard the Indonesian people’s basic K’ung-fu-tzu (551-479 BC) The Analects rights to the land. Article 21 paragraph one of that law stated “Only an Indonesian Yes, these are3 citizen may have rights of ownership [to forest land].” Over time, the legisla- President Suharto Jun Bin Lee tion served to push out foreign businesses from Indonesia, leaving Indonesia’s Jakarta Intercultural School, Jakarta forestry industry in tatters, as most of the sector had been composed of investors Judicial Independence Perri Wilson and corporationsHigh from abroad. Without School the support of foreign businesses, the Commonwealth School, Boston, Massachusetts growth of Indonesia’s logging operations stagnated, leaving the country with just Winter 2016 Athenian Democracy Duohao Xu $4 million in timber exports up until 1966.4 1 St.