December 01, 2008

Storm Brews in South Asia: India-Pakistan conflict and the US-Afghan Connection

The Fires of Hate and the Failures of the State in South Asia

Korea, the United States, and Central Asia: Far-Flung Partners in a Globalizing World

China's Global Search for Energy Security: cooperation and competition in the Asia-Pacific

Children 'Executed' in 1950 South Korean Killings: ROK and US responsibility

Red Shanghai, Blue Shanghai

India, Russia, China Strengthen Ties, Challenging US Vision for South and Central Asia

Campaigners fight to clear "Tokyo Two" in Whaling Case. Treatment of Greenpeace activists creates worldwide protests

Facing the Past: War and Historical Memory in Japan and Korea [Korean text available]

Ashes of the American Raj in China: John Leighton Stuart, Pearl S. Buck, and Edgar Snow

As the Japanese Crested Ibis (Toki) Goes, So Goes . . .

Mumbai Aftermath: U.S. Tilt Toward India Alienates Pakistan and Undermines War Prospects in Afghanistan [Updated]

Soaring Yen Produces First Trade Deficit in 28 Years as Japanese Authorities Watch the US

Line in the Sand: US-Iraq SOFA Agreement Sets Withdrawal of All US Troops by 2011

Beijing's Aqueous Heritage and the 2008 Olympics

So Now the US is Trying to Emulate Japan's Lost Decade?

An Initiative for US-ROK Cooperation for Peace in the Korean Peninsula and East Asia: Policy Suggestions for the Obama Administration

China's Intentions in the DPRK: South Korea Perspectives

Afghanistan, Iran, and US-Russian Conflict

Japan's Historical Memory: Reconciliation with Asia

Allied and Korean Forced Labor at the Aso Mining Company and Japan-South Korea Relations

Atomic John: The Bomb as Fetish

The Era of Bullying: Japan under Neoliberalism