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"This essay analyzes the greenbelt controversy in South Korea, triggered during thegreenbelt revision process in 1999. Drawing on Lefebvre&rsquos theory of the productionof space, it examines how Korean greenbelts were produced both as abstractand social spaces, and how they were appropriated by different groups involvedin the controversy. The case study shows that the contestations over greenbeltswere not only material but also symbolic and discursive processes where differentimaginations of, as well as interests in, land and nature competed. Deconstructingthe diverse discourses of greenbelts and highlighting their complexity, this essaychallenges the dichotomy implicit in new social movement theories, which tends toassume defensiveness as the basic nature of progressive collective actions againstcolonizing efforts by globally operating forces. Instead, it decouples defensivenessand progressive politics, and suggests that local contexts shape diverse paths ofcollective actions."

"Buku yang berjudul "Designing with light retail spaces : lighting solutions for shops, malls and markets" ini ditulis oleh Janet Turner. Buku ini membahas tentang desain tata pencahayaan ruangan atau gedung-gedung."

"Contested Knowledge argues that the structural coupling between science and media in the context of risk politics has led to the creation of a scientific public sphere in the state of Kerala, India, and regional newspapers have become the most prominent site of public deliberation over science since the late 1990s. This new form of public engagement with science radically differed from its earlier form nurtured by the Kerala Sasthra Sahithya Parishad (KSSP), the largest peoples science movement in India. The book discusses this shift and the resultant transformations of the scientific-citizen public of Kerala by examining three public controversies over science deliberated in the regional dailies in the early 2000s. Public deliberations during the controversies over clinical trials in the Regional Cancer Centre (RCC), Thiruvananthapuram, a series of micro-earthquakes and well collapses, and the strange phenomenon of coloured rain are analysed to understand how risks were perceived, knowledge claims were contested, disciplinary rigidities were dismantled and trust in science and the credibility of scientific institutions were re-negotiated. The book thus explores how the public contestation of knowledge staged by the mass media contributes to deepening democracy by re-instilling politics into science. Democratization of science under the agency of the scientific-citizen publics, the book suggests, is nonetheless limited as it fails to account for alternative forms of engagement offered by multiple publics. The book contends that the theory of deliberative democracy is inadequate to capture the multiplicity of public engagement with science."

"This article addresses two contested issues of crucial importance to policy, namely : formal labour regulations as a cause informal employment and so-called "voluntary" informal employment...."

"Tulisan ini mengemukakan pentingnya pemahaman penerjemah mengenai ?kata? dari sebuah karya. Kata ?coloniser? dan ?colonised? yang muncul dalam karya Albert Memmi memiliki relevansi dengan pengertian kolonial yang bersifat metaforis. Oleh karena itu, seorang penerjemah, dalam melihat kedua kata itu, haruslah terfokus pada teks itu sendiri dan merefleksikannya. Secara singkat ada banyak cara untuk melihat karakteristik yang beragam dari hubungan antara penerjemah beserta terjemahannya dan penulisnya"