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[Book Reviews] (Books & Journals)
  • "Modern Japan, A Social and Political History"
  • "Sir Ernest Satow's Private Letters to W.G.Aston and F.V.Dickins: The Correspondence of a Pioneer Japanologist from 1870-1918"
  • "Outsourcing and Human Resource Management: an International Survey"
  • "Chronicles of My Life, An American in the Heart of Japan"
  • "Rivals: How the Power Struggle Between China, India and Japan will Shape Our Next Decade"
  • "Myth, Struggle and Protest in Okinawa"
  • "The 1940 Tokyo Games: The Missing Olympics - Japan, the Asian Olympics and the Olympic Movement"
  • "Governing Japan, Divided Politics in a Resurgent Economy"
  • "Myanmar - Missing Homeland in Asia (Myanmar - Ushinawareru Ajia No Furusato)"
  • "My Song Story in My Life - The Youth of Showa Era (Waga Jinsei No Utagatari - Showa No Seishun)"
  • "One Hundred Poets, One Poem Each"
  • "My Song Story in My Life - The Joys and Sorrows of Showa Era (Waga Jinsei No Utagatari - Showa No Aikan)"
  • "The Net War (Netto Senso)"
  • "Getting Wet - Adventures in the Japanese Bath"
  • "Making Globalization Work"
  • "Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45"
  • "Warriors of Art: A Guide to Contemporary Japanese Artists"
  • "Emerging Realism of the Japan-U.S. Alliance"
  • "Britain and Japan: Biographical Portraits, Volume VI"
  • "Hirohito: The Shōwa Emperor in War and Peace"
  • "Atomic Sushi: Notes from the Heart of Japan"
  • "China and the Global Energy Crisis - Development and Prospects for China's Oil and Natural Gas"
  • "Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman"
  • "Japanese Envoys in Britain, 1862-1964: A Century of Diplomatic Exchange"
  • "'Japan Be a Strong Nation' (Nihonyo Tsuyoki Kunto Nare)"
  • "Britain and Japan in the Twentieth Century: One Hundred Years of Trade and Prejudice"
  • "Japan's Foreign Policy Maturation: A Quest for Normalcy"
  • "Culture and Power in Germany and Japan: The Spirit of Renewal"
  • "Innovation and Business Partnering in Japan, Europe and the United States"
  • "Risk Management and Innovation in Japan, Britain and the United States"
  • "Kamikaze Diaries: Reflections of Japanese Student Soldiers"
  • "Administrative Reform in Japan : Trends in the Latter Half of the Twentieth Century and Future Directions in the Twenty-first century"
  • "Who Was Responsible? From Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor" Edited by James E. Auer
  • "Japan in A Dynamic Asia: Coping with the New Security Challenges" Edited by Yoichiro Sato and Satu Limaye
  • "Corruption and Governance in Asia"
  • "Japan's Quiet Transformation: Social Change and Civil Society in the 21st century"
  • "Valuing Intellectual property in Japan, Britain and the United States"
  • "Japan's Managed Globalization:Adapting to the Twenty-first Century" Edited by Ulrike Schaede, William Grimes
  • "Japanese Foreign Policy At The Cross Road"
  • "Soft Power: The means to success in world politics"
  • "A Handy Guide on US Asia Strategies"
  • Well timed on Japan-ASEAN, "ASEAN-Japan Cooperation: A Foundation for East Asian Community"
  • Is Jong-il Evil? "Kim Jong-il: North Korea"s Dear Leader, who he is, what he wants, what to do about him"
  • A Jewish Girl's Account of Pre-war Japan. "That Last Glorious Summer 1939: Shanghai - Japan"
  • "Doing Business with the Japanese: A One-stop Guide to Japanese Business Practice"
  • "Flyboys: A True Story of Courage"
  • "Brokered Homeland: Japanese Brazilian Migrants in Japan"
  • "Japan's Asian Policy: Revival and Response"
  • "Global Change: A Japanese Perspective"
  • "Managing in the Next Society"
  • "BUSH AT WAR"
  • "Marketing Without Wires"
  • "M-Commerce"
  • "Japanese Phoenix"
  • "BAMBOOZLED! How America Loses the Intellectual Game with Japan and its Implications for Our Future in Asia"
  • "Journalism After September 11"
  • "Dragon Dance"
  • "DoCoMo: Japan's Wireless Tsunami"
  • "Dogs and Demons: The Fall of Modern Japan"
  • "Communications Policy in Transition: The Internet and Beyond"
  • "Issues and Options for U.S.-Japan Trade Policies"
  • "Globalization and Its Discontents"
  • "AU.S.-Japan Relations in a Changing World"
  • "A Hundred Years of Japanese Film"
  • "The Donald Richie Reader: 50 Years of Writing on Japan"
  • "Going Wireless"
  • Asia's Digital DividendsMulticultural Japan
  • Financial Globalisation and the Opening of the Japanese Economy
  • Is Japan Still Number One?
  • Japanese Foreign Policy in Asia and the Pacific
  • The Dynamics of Knowledge Regimes: Technology, Culture and Competitiveness in the USA and Japan
  • Financial Markets and Policies in East Asia
  • Science, Technology and Society in Contemporary Japan
  • Comments on Takahiro Miyao's Review
  • Society on the Line: Information Politics in the Digital Age
  • Rethinking the East Asian Miracle
  • Japan's Economic Dilemma: The Institutional Origins of Prosperity and Stagnation
  • Yen Bloc: Toward Economic Integration in Asia
  • Economic Reform in Japan: Can the Japanese Change?
  • Towards a Comparative Institutional Analysis
  • Japan: The System That Soured
  • Stock Market Capitalism: Welfare Capitalism--Japan and Germany versus the Anglo-Saxons
  • From Battlefield To Boardroom
  • Commentary on "Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan"
  • "Pearl Harbor" and "Pearl Harbor: The Movie and The Moment"
  • Princes of the Yen
  • Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan
  • From Sun-rise to Sun-set: Japan in Britain's Newspapers 1990-2000
  • The Asian Financial Crisis: Lessons for a Resilient Asia
  • The Political Economy of the Asian Financial Crisis
  • American Stories by Kafu Nagai and Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami
  • Can Japan Compete?
  • Asia's Financial Crisis and the Role of Real Estate
  • Towards the Merger of Korea
  • The United States and Japan in 2000: Seeking Focus


    • [Japan Media Review] (Media Reviews)
  • Update: April 1, 2005
  • Update: March 2, 2005
  • Update: February 24, 2005
  • Update: February 8, 2005
  • Update: January 25, 2005
  • Update: January 20, 2005
  • Update: January 12, 2005
  • Update: January 6, 2005
  • Update: December 16, 2004
  • Update: December 7, 2004
  • Update: December 1, 2004
  • Update: November 24, 2004
  • Update: November 17, 2004
  • Update: November 9, 2004
  • Update: November 2, 2004
  • Update: October 26, 2004
  • Update: October 19, 2004
  • Update: October 12, 2004
  • Update: October 5, 2004
  • Update: September 27, 2004
  • Update: September 21, 2004
  • Update: September 14, 2004
  • Update: September 6, 2004
  • Update: August 30, 2004
  • Update: August 23, 2004
  • Update: August 9, 2004
  • Update: July 26, 2004
  • Update: July 20, 2004
  • Update: July 12, 2004
  • Update: July 5, 2004
  • Update: June 28, 2004
  • Update: June 21, 2004
  • Update: June 14, 2004
  • Update: June 7, 2004
  • Update: May 31, 2004
  • Update: May 24, 2004
  • Update: May 18, 2004
  • Update: May 10, 2004
  • Update: May 6, 2004
  • Update: April 26, 2004
  • Update: April 19, 2004
  • Update: April 12, 2004
  • Update: April 5, 2004
  • Update: March 29, 2004
  • Update: March 18, 2004
  • Update: March 15, 2004
  • Update: March 8, 2004
  • Update: March 1, 2004
  • Update: February 23, 2004
  • Update: February 16, 2004
  • Update: February 9, 2004
  • Update: February 2, 2004
  • Update: January 26, 2004
  • Update: January 19, 2004
  • Update: January 13, 2004
  • Update: December 17, 2003
  • Update: December 8, 2003
  • Update: December 1, 2003
  • Update: November 17, 2003
  • Update: November 10, 2003
  • Update: November 4, 2003
  • Update: October 27, 2003
  • Update: October 14, 2003
  • Update: October 6, 2003
  • Update: September 16, 2003
  • Update: September 2, 2003
  • Update: August 25, 2003
  • Update: August 12, 2003


    • [South China Morning Post] (Special Topics)
    Jonathan Andersen
  • Getting behind the numbers
  • China's banks need a bailout, and they need it soon
    • Richard Baum
  • Is China Ready to Listen to Its People?
    • Greg Barns
  • Australia's Ties with China and Japan
  • Undermining Australia and New Zealand: Beijing Stirs Up South Pacific Waves
  • Globalisation vs Scaremongering: Australia Gets Jumpy About Outsourcing
  • China-Japan Tensions - A Peacemaker Role for Canberra
    • Yu Bin
  • Hu Jintao's New Deal for China
    • Philip Bowring
  • Sino-Japanese Relations: Some History Lessons for China
    • Laurence Brahm
  • China: Year of the Three Big Headaches
  • WTO: Back to the Basic Principles
    • Roderic Broadhurst
  • How to Fight Hong Kong's Next Crime Wave
    • Paul Cavey
  • Economic Integration: A Win-Win Blueprint for All of China
    • Frank Ching
  • Dangerous Denial of Sex Slaves
  • Promising Steps with Pyongyang
  • The Space Race Nobody Wanted
  • China: An Eminently Respectable Stand
  • Giving Pyongyang the Bomb
  • Japan's Last Chance?
  • U.S. and China: The Great Thaw
  • Japan and China: It Feels Like a Thaw
  • China and S.Korea: Raiders of the Arc of History
  • Looking Beyond Koizumi
  • Shortfall of Political Courage in China
  • The Ball's in Your Court, Beijing
  • Six Party Talks: It Cuts Both Ways
  • Taiwan's Chen Shui-bian: Pride Before a Fall?
  • Japan vs China: Nothing Good Can Come from It
  • China and Russia: The Uneasy Partners
  • Japan and China: Dialogue of the Deaf
  • History Through a Political Lens
  • There's No Future in Secrecy
  • China: Closing the Great Divide Between Rich and Poor
  • China: Blind to Legal Abuses
  • Postponement of Hu's U.S. Visit: Don't Stand on Ceremony
  • Japan's Post-War Amnesia
  • Leave History to the Experts
  • Needed: a Japanese Willy Brandt
  • China's Anti-Secession Law: A Shot in the Foot
  • Japan/U.S. vs China: Two against one
  • Fukuoka murders put pressure on Japan's Chinese community
  • Will there be another mass exodus?
  • China's New Leadership: Two Centres of Power, One Policy Direction
    • Patrick Chisholm
  • Nuclear Crisis: Why is Bush Ignoring the North Korea Threat?
    • Richard Cullen
  • Drawing Lessons from SARS in Hong Kong: We Are Ready for Democracy
    • Yash Ghai
  • Dealing with Splittists - Look to Canada, not Sri Lanka
    • Sunanda Kisor Datta-Ray
  • Sino-US Conflict: Wrestling with the Spectre of an Arms Race in Space
  • China, India, Japan and the US: Ties That Bind but Don't Constrain
  • China, Japan Vie for Delhi's Favours
  • New security system for Asia - by Asians
  • Can Asian governments contain anti-Americanism?
  • The back-room revolution
    • Michael Davis
  • Next step: democratic reform
  • SARS: Accepted Principles Can Guide Our Response to the Outbreak
  • The Demise of the American Model
    • Jane Duckett
  • To Control SARS, Fix Mainland Health System's Weak Links
    • Valerie Engammare
  • ASEM: Timely Dialogue Across Civilisations
    • Michael Garrett
  • Asia is on a roll
  • WTO: Why multilateralism matters
    • Brad Glosserman
  • Abe's Challenge: Getting the Alliance, and Relations with Japan's Neighbor's, Right
  • China's smile diplomacy
  • Biting the Hand that Feeds It
  • Verify, Verify and Verify Again Any Deal with North Korea
  • Why Asia Should Unite Against SARS
    • Stephen Green
  • PRIVATE OWNERSHIP: Legally yours, at last
  • Small is Not Beautiful When It Comes to China's Uninviting Stock Market
    • Andy Xie Guozhong
  • Why China will dominate the world economy for a decade
    • Nina Hachigian
  • Information Revolution: Hi-Tech Hits Asian Politics
    • Kim Hak-su
  • WTO and East Asia - Breaking Down the Barriers to Growth
    • Richard Halloran
  • War on Terror: Why Indonesia Exasperates America
    • Wenran Jiang
  • Grounded: China's Political Reforms
    • Donald Kirk
  • Nuclear Talks: A North Korean Party Trick?
  • Diplomatic War with Japan: A Dangerous Distraction for Seoul
    • Scott Kronick
  • Beijing Olympics: Let the Marketing Begin
    • Raj Kumar
  • Drawing Lessons from SARS in Hong Kong: We Are Ready for Democracy
    • C. K. Lau
  • Tung Chee-hwa's Resignation: More Than a Personal Failure
    • Jean-Pierre Lehmann
  • Doha Development Round - Failure is Not an Option
  • ASEM: Timely Dialogue Across Civilisations
  • Asia is on a roll
    • Tony Latter
  • One small step for yuan business
  • Hong Kong as a Trading Post for the Renminbi
    • Christopher McNally
  • After SARS: China's Challenge – Creating a Gentler Capitalism
    • Mike Moore
  • World Trade: Why China and India Need to Lead
  • Doha Trade Round: It's Not Over Yet
  • The External Rules That Drive Internal Reforms
  • Multilateralism versus Bilateralism
  • WTO Talks: Nothing Ever Happens in Geneva
  • Doha Development Round - Entering a Critical Phase
  • An Interconnected World - Wake Up to the New Reality, America
  • G8: No Retreat, No Surrender
    • Lau Nai-keung
  • The Free-trade Accord: Short-term Pain for Long-term Gain
  • Kicking Off a New Era of Change
    • William Overholt
  • Yuan Debate - Exposing the Myths
    • John Park
  • North Korean Nuclear Crisis: A Road Map - The Only Route for Beijing
    • Kitty Poon
  • A New Age of Chinese Socialism
    • Kevin Rafferty
  • Stone-Age Mindset That Shackles Japan
  • Nationalism in Japan's Schools - The Battle for Young Minds
    • Michael Richardson
  • An Opec for Gas in the Pipeline
  • Asian Woes at Iran's Oil Pumps
  • When the Heat is On - at the East Asia Summit
  • The Russians are Coming
  • The Dance of the Diplomats
  • From Russia, Eastward Flows the Energy
  • The Business of Pointing Missiles
  • Where Energy and Politics Collide - China
  • New Delhi finds a friend
  • Japan's Star Fades in Russia
  • Japan and China - A Quarrel That Won't Go Away
  • High Price to Pay for Low-cost Fuel
  • Watching Through the Haze of Greenhouse Gas
  • Asia's Love of Fish - Here's the Catch
  • China Stepping into America's Backyard
  • Fight Natural Disasters with Nature
  • A Powerful Incentive to Keep the Peace
  • Japan and China: Quest for Oil That Knows No Bounds
  • Southeast Asia's Biggest Challenges
  • Politics of Islam Down Under
  • Reality Check for Taiwan Independence
  • Vietnam's moment of truth
  • Nuclear Fallout
  • The pirates who could sink East Asia
    • Stephen Roach
  • Global Scapegoat: Why China Should Not Revalue Its Currency
  • China's Economy - It's the Real Thing
    • Raissa Robles
  • Manila: Declaration of Independence
    • Chandar Sundaram
  • India's Rise: The Facts and the Fantasy
    • Robert Sutter
  • Asia's Lagging Leadership
  • Converging Chinese and U.S. "Gulliver strategies" in Asia: Implications for U.S. Policy
  • The Dragon and the Eagle: Fated Rivals?
    • Edith Terry
  • Lessons from Japan
    • Steve Tsang
  • Why Hong Kong Took to the Streets
  • Why China should take the lead on North Korea
    • Steve Vickers
  • Prospering in the China Market is a Matter of Managing Risk
    • Lily Wu
  • Information Revolution: Hi-Tech Hits Asian Politics
    • Chris Yeung
  • Hong Kong: The Irresistible Trend
  • Beijing/Taipei: Separate lives?
    • Philip Yeung
  • Asian Cup: Why Japan Shouldn't Criticise Chinese Fans
    • Jing-Dong Yuan
  • North Korean Nuclear Crisis - A smack in China's Face
  • Beijing's Hour of Nuclear Judgment
  • Can China and India Forge an Asian Century?
  • Why China Should Rethink Its Approach to North Korea
    • China Economic Quarterly
  • China's Economy: Not Red Hot, but in the Pink
  • Revalue the Yuan? Too Big a Job for One
  • Bright Future for Foreign Retailers
  • China: The Next Economic Miracle
  • More or Less an Efficient Economy
  • Toiling in a semi-capitalist purgatory
  • Banking on cooler inflows of hot money
  • THE China Market: Turned on, tuned in, on top
  • The China Market: Unreal Valuations Revisited
  • The China Market: Is China Over-investing?


    • [Pacific Forum CSIS] (Debates&Special Topics)
    Morton Abramowitz
  • Triangular Relations: A Time of Opportunity
    • Mely Caballero-Anthony
  • Coping with Floods and Humanitarian Emergencies: Can Southeast Asia Afford to Wait?
  • The Threats of Infectious Diseases: Why Not 'Securitize'?
    • Michael Armacost
  • What's Ahead for U.S. Policy in Asia?
    • Claire Bai
  • Tourism and Changing Perceptions Across the Strait
    • Carl Baker
  • Looking Forward in Mindanao
    • Richard W. Baker
  • The Middle East - Good News for a Change, out of Asia
    • Yu Bin
  • Hu's Not Coming to Dinner, but ...
  • Pragmatism dominate Russia-China Relations
  • China's "Gun-Control" Problem: Jiang vs. Hu?
  • All Still Quiet Across the Taiwan Strait, but for How Long?
    • Stephen Bosworth
  • U.S. Interests in a Changing Asia
    • Laurence Brahm
  • Finding Commonality
  • Enter Himalayan Consensus
  • Himalayan Joint Security Concerns
    • David G. Brown
  • Yasukuni: an American View
  • Cross-Strait Charter Flights: Getting to Yes
    • Richard Bush
  • "Cross-Strait Moderation and the United States" - A Response to Robert Sutter
  • The Balancing Act Across the Strait
  • Taiwan Should Exercise Restraint in Reacting to the Challenge of China's Anti-Secession Law
    • Victor Cha
  • Greatest Games Ever or Potemkin Village?
    • Hahm Chaibong
  • The North Korean Human Rights Standoff
    • Hannah Ruth Chia
  • Crisis in Myanmar and the Responsibility to Protect
    • Hyun Jung Jo Choi
  • Aceh - Third Time's the Charm?
    • Joseph Cirincione
  • Nuclear Cave In
    • Patrick M. Cronin
  • Burma's Suffering: Will a Horrific Tragedy Become a Change-Forcing Event?
  • China's Missile Targets More than a Satellite
    • Barry Desker
  • Priorities for the Obama Administration
  • Is the ARF obsolete? Three steps to avoid irrelevance
  • A 'Plan B' for the WTO: how to rescue the Doha Round
  • Why the East Asian Summit Matters
  • The WTO at a Crossroads
  • Protecting the Malacca Strait
    • Leif-Eric Easley
  • Prudence for Peace: South Korea-U.S. Coordination Must Come Before Talks to End Korean War
    • Ralf Emmers
  • The East Asia Summit: A 30-Point Agenda
    • Donald K. Emmerson
  • America the Fearful
  • A New Spirit of Bandung?
    • Zhu Feng
  • North Korea Nuclear Test and Cornered China
    • Joseph Ferguson
  • Building a Silk Road: U.S.-Japan Cooperation for Afghanistan and Central Asia
  • Disappointment in Dushanbe
  • Fishing Wars: Japan-Russia Relations Continue Downward Spiral
  • Group of Eight Wrap-up: No Clear Measure of Success
    • Michael Finnegan
  • What Now? The Case for U.S.-ROK-PRC Coordination on North Korea
    • L. Gordon Flake
  • Three Yardsticks for a Strategic Evaluation: Responding to a Nuclear North Korea
  • North Koreans for Kerry: Be Careful What You Wish For
    • David Fouse
  • Japan's New "Values-Oriented Diplomacy": A Double Edged Sword
  • A temporary accord for China and Japan
    • Ellen L. Frost
  • Re-Engaging with Southeast Asia
    • Seema Gahlaut
  • U.S.-India Nuclear Deal Will Strengthen Nonproliferation
    • Bates Gill
  • The Nuclear Deal with India: Bigger Consequences to Consider
    • Bonnie Glaser
  • What Hu Jintao Should Expect: Predictions about Obama Administration Policy toward Taiwan
  • Another Step Toward Better Cross-Strait Ties
  • If Not Now, When? Will China Seize the Opportunity to Improve Cross-Strait Relations?
  • UN Referendum Brings U.S.-Taiwan Relations to a New Low
  • Whither Taiwan and Cross-Strait Relations in 2007?
    • Francois Godement
  • China's Apparent Cost-free Slight to Europe
    • Evelyn Goh
  • Understanding "Hedging" in Asia-Pacific Security
  • Renewed American Diplomacy: Keeping Southeast Asia on the U.S. Radar Screen
    • James Goodby
  • Nuclear Nonproliferation's Missing Link
  • Creating a Peace Regime in Korea
  • Changing Course in Northeast Asia
  • From Six Party Talks to a Regional Security Mechanism
    • Michael Green
  • It's Not Just the Economy, Stupid: Asia's Strategic Dangers from the Financial Crisis
  • The Abductee Issue is a Test of America's Strategic Credibility
    • Donald Gross
  • From Six Party Talks to a Regional Security Mechanism
    • Sourabh Gupta
  • Verdict India 2009: Congress Rises with its Heir
  • Mumbai Terror Attacks: Revisiting the U.S.-Pakistan-India Triangle
    • Loro Horta
  • The Timor-Leste National Police: Old and New Problems
    • Ron Huisken
  • What to Expect at the First East Asia Summit
    • Balbina Y. Hwang
  • A Bumpy Road for the U.S.-ROK Free Trade Agreement
    • Henry Hyde
  • Will a Resurgent China be a 'Responsible Stakeholder'?
    • You Ji
  • Abe and China: A New Opportunity
    • Shirley Kan
  • Frog in the Well and Chicken Little
    • Arnold Kanter
  • North Korean missile launches and implications for U.S. policy
    • David J. Karl
  • Three Events Tell a Tale of Two Indias
    • Yang Razali Kassim
  • Free Speech and the Muslim World
    • Kazuyo Kato
  • Japanese Goals at the Six-Party Talks: A Reassessment
    • Sherman Katz
  • Hedging Against the China Challenge
    • Gary Kawaguchi
  • Thailand's Coup: Déjà Vu or the End of Democracy?
    • Lena Kay
  • Malaysia: Anwar Is Not the Answer
    • James A. Kelly
  • Mounting Tensions in Northeast Asia: a U.S. Perspective
  • U.S. East Asia Policy
    • Ey Soo Kim
  • "North Korea's Missile Test and the Road Ahead" - A Response to James J. Przystup
    • Jin-Hyun Kim
  • Korea: Elections and FTA negotiations with the U.S.
    • Spencer H. Kim
  • Korea: It's Not the Bomb; It's the Funeral
    • Tommy Koh
  • ASEAN at 40: Perception and Reality
  • What Does Southeast Asia Want From Washington?
    • Mindy Kotler
  • Affirming Japan's "Better Angels"
  • The U.S.-Japan Alliance: Unbalanced and Unfulfilled
    • Michael Krepon
  • Is the U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement Good or Bad for Proliferation?
    • Tom Lantos
  • A Resurgent China: Responsible Stakeholder or Robust Rival?
    • Fan Li
  • Wanted: A Healthy National Mentality
    • Wang Liang
  • Coping with Abe: Time for "New Thinking" in China's Japan Policy
    • Robyn Lim
  • U.S. Makes a Bad Deal with India
    • Edward J. Lincoln
  • Why APEC Still Matters
    • Phillip Y. Lipscy
  • Japanese Goals at the Six-Party Talks: A Reassessment
    • J.C. Lumbaca
  • Use Special Forces in Thailand's Troubled South
    • Allene Masters
  • The Aceh Peace Accords: one year later and still holding
    • Michael McDevitt
  • For Taiwan, the Best Defense is not a Good Offense
  • Tackle the Real Taiwan Problem in Sino-U.S. Relations
    • Jim McLay
  • 2008 New Zealand General Election
  • New Zealand Election: No Change or Fundamental Change?
  • New Zealand Goes to the Polls
    • Anne Meng
  • China's Moment in the Olympic Spotlight
    • Pramit Mitra
  • Nuclear Cooperation with India: Storms in India
    • Katharine H.S. Moon
  • 'Holier Than Thou'? Comfort Women Apology Should be Primarily about the Treatment of Women
    • Ann Marie Murphy
  • A New Era in U.S.-Indonesia Relations
  • Indonesia's Decade of Democracy Deserves U.S. Recognition and Support
    • An Sang Nam
  • Mounting Tensions in Northeast Asia: a North Korean Perspective
    • Steve Noerper
  • Bush to Mongolia: Riding Forward with a New U.S. Commitment
  • Mongolia : Model for Transition Merits International Support
  • Mongolia's New Strategic Vision
    • Matthew Oresman
  • China's Reaction to Kyrgyzstan's 'Tulip Revolution'
    • William T. Pendley
  • The Six-Party Talks - Getting Beyond the Impasse
    • Bronson Percival
  • Clinton Prelude: What Next With Southeast Asia?
    • Surin Pitsuwan
  • U.S.-ASEAN Cooperation
    • Jonas Parello-Plesner
  • The G 2: No Good for China and for World Governance
    • Thitinan Pongsudhirak
  • Bangkok Protests: Where is the PAD Going with This?
    • Alphonse F. La Porta
  • Decisions Needed: ASEAN and Asian Regionalism
  • Toward a True Strategic Partnership with Indonesia
    • James Przystup
  • North Korea's Missile Test and the Road Ahead
  • The Abductee Issue is a Test of America's Strategic Credibility
    • Junbeom Pyon
  • Prudence for Peace: South Korea-U.S. Coordination Must Come Before Talks to End Korean War
    • Michael Richardson
  • Fighting Maritime Terrorism
    • Shelly Rigger
  • Will Chen Shui-bian Ever Quit?
    • Ronald A. Rodriguez
  • Conduct Unbecoming in the South China Sea?
    • Alan D. Romberg
  • "Cross-Strait Moderation and the United States" - A Response to Robert Sutter
    • Denny Roy
  • Taiwan Strait: Back to the Good Old Days
    • J. Stapleton Roy
  • Troubling Signs in East Asia
    • Phillip C. Saunders
  • Uncharted Waters: the Chinese Navy Sails to Somalia
    • Tan See Seng
  • The East Asia Summit: A 30-Point Agenda
    • Teresita C. Schaffer
  • Nuclear Cooperation with India: Storms in India
    • Michael Schiffer
  • Time for a Northeast Asian Security Institution
    • Steven P. Schrage
  • It's Not Just the Economy, Stupid: Asia's Strategic Dangers from the Financial Crisis
    • Tamara Renee Shie
  • China Woos the South Pacific
  • Hope for Peace in Aceh?
  • Ships and Terrorists - Thinking Beyond Port Security
    • Christopher Sigur
  • New Challenges, New Opportunities for the U.S. and Japan
    • Jane Skanderup
  • APEC 2005: Economics Takes Center Stage
  • APEC 2005: Can South Korea Lead the Charge?
  • The APEC Santiago Declaration: Steady Progress, New Challenges
  • Building Cooperation among the U.S., Japan, and China
    • Anthony Smith
  • Yudhoyono's Election Win and U.S.-Indonesia Relations
    • Sheila Smith
  • Yes, We Can, Japan - Yes, We Can
  • A New Agenda for Japan and China
  • Can Fukuda Yasuo Save the LDP?
  • Should He Stay or Should He Go? Japan's Debate Over the LDP's Electoral Defeat
  • Abe Shinzo's Diplomatic Debut
  • A String of Worrisome Incidents....
    • Daniel Sneider
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