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Volume 19, issue 3

This cover features a painting of a Dodo, along with other birds and plants, by Ustad Mansur, a 17th-century Indian painter and naturalist who served as a court artist in the Mughal Empire. As argued in an article in this issue, the functioning of the Mughal Empire was made possible not only by human activities but also through the involvement of various nonhuman animals and species. This painting was therefore chosen to reflect the intimate and entangled relationships between humans and nonhumans in historical processes that characterize multispecies history.

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Comment

Is Techno-Nationalism in the Semiconductor Industry Viable?

Ji Young Kim

Hyungsub Choi

Sangwoon Yoo

Is Techno-Nationalism in the Semiconductor Industry Viable?

Editorial note

Editor’s Note

Wen-Ling Tu

Research Article

“Where Treasures Arise:” Mining Knowledge, Mining Sites, and the Spatial Rationalities of Mineral Resources in Qing China

Xi Ma

Research Article

The Art of State-Societal Reconfiguration in a Time of Pandemic Crisis: A Health System Resilience Typology and Comparative Analysis Between Transcending Nations (the US, UK, and India) and Coping Nations (South Korea and Taiwan)

Ming-Sin Choong

Ying-Che Hsieh

Chan-Yuan Wong

The Art of State-Societal Reconfiguration in a Time of Pandemic Crisis: A Health System Resilience Typology and Comparative Analysis Between Transcending Nations (the US, UK, and India) and Coping Nations (South Korea and Taiwan)

Research Article

A Study of Innovation Strategies for SMEs in the Government R&D Subsidy System: The Case of IT Firms in Korea’s Innovation Cluster

Soo Chang Son

Research Note