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Volume 9 – Beyond Great Power Competition: Subregional Strategies and Priorities

Introduction

  • “Introduction” by Evelyn Goh

Policy Forum

  • “Subalternizing Geopolitics: Bhutan as a Small Himalayan State” by Nitasha Kaul
  • “ASEAN’s Struggle for Relevance in an Era of Great Power Competition” by Ralf Emmers
  • “Pacific Islands’ Views of Security in an Age of Great Power” by Sandra Tarte
  • “How Aotearoa New Zealand is Responding to Strategic Competition in the Pacific Islands Region” by Anna Powles
  • “Malaysia Between China and the West: Don’t Rock the Boat” by James Chin
  • “Navigating the Narratives of Indo-Pacific: “Rules,” “Like-mindedness,” and “De-risking” in the Eyes of Southeast Asia” by Kuik Cheng-Chwee
  • “India and the Indo-Pacific Traps” by Jagannath Panda

Interviews

  • “India’s Multilateral Vision for the Indo-Pacific” with Vijay Gokhale
  • “ASEAN: Centrality Plus Credibility” with Bilahari Kausikan
  • “Malaysia’s Domestic Narrative and Regional Rule” with Liew Chin Tong

Read GJAA Volume 9 Online

Volume 8 – Party Politics in Asia: Coalitions, Factions, and Institutions

Introduction

  • “Political Party Institutionalization in Asia” by Erik Martinez Kuhonta

Policy Forum

  • “Central-Local Relations and Party Politics in China under Xi Jinping” by Wen-hsuan Tsai
  • “The 2022 Election in South Korea: The Politics of Resentment and Revenge Confirms Older Trends and Cleavages and Reveals New Ones” by Youngmi Kim
  • “Party Politics and Foreign Policy in Japan: The LDP-Komeito Ruling Coalition, the Opposition, and Why They Matter” by Adam P. Liff
  • “Weak Party Systems and Idiosyncratic Policies in Southeast Asia” by Andreas Ufen
  • “Domestic Politics, Congress, and U.S. Hardening to China” by Robert Sutter

Interviews

  • “The Rise of China and the Fall of Hong Kong” with Dennis Kwok
  • “Indonesian Foreign Policy and Beyond” with Marty Natalegawa
  • “Covering South Korean and Japanese Politics in 2022” with Michelle Ye Hee Lee

Read GJAA Volume 8 Online

Volume 7 – The Future of Work

Policy Forum

  • Beyond the Great Power Competition Narrative: Exploring Labor Politics & Resistance Behind AI Innovation in China – Yujia He and Hong Shen
  • The Reeducation Labor Regime in Northwest China – Darren Byler
  • South Korea’s Dilemma: Foreign Workers in a “Homogenous Society” – Timothy C. Lim
  • Reproduction-Driven Labor Migration from China – Biao Xiang
  • Creating Jobs with Renewable Energy in Rural India – Bharath Jairaj and Pamli Deka
  • India’s Emerging Gig Economy:Shaping the Future of Work for Women – Ruchika Chaudhary
  • Artificial Intelligence in South East Asia:Upskilling & Reskilling to Narrow Emerging Digital Divides in the Post-Pandemic Recovery – Giulia Ajmone Marsan

Research

  • Chasing the Conservative Dream: Why Shinzo Abe Failed to Revise the Consstitution of Japan – Rintaro Nishimura

Interviews

  • West Papuan Nationalism and #Papuanlivesmatter – Veronika Kusumaryati
  • Ethnic Politics in Indonesia – Jessica Soedirgo

Read GJAA Volume 7 Online

Volume 6- Identity Struggles in Asia: Ethnicity, Nationalism and Interstate Rivalry

Introduction

  • Asia’s Nationalisms – Understanding Time, Place, and Agency– Sheila A. Smith

Policy Forum

  • The Civil Society Roots of BJP’s Majoritarian Nationalism– Soundarya Chidambaram
  • Ethnoreligious Nationalism and Majoritarianism in Asia– Jeff Kingston
  • Reactionary Nationalism and Democratic Development in Myanmar and Japan– Apichai W. Shipper
  • Far-Right Politics and Indigenous Ainu Activism in Japan– Thisanka Siripala
  • Japan’s Right-Wing Women and the “Comfort Women” Issue– Tomomi Yamaguchi

Research

  • Betraying Big Brothers: Comparing Civic Nationalism in Taiwan and Post-Euromaiden Ukraine– Wei Luo
  • Preparing for Sky Wars: Evaluating the Airpower of China vis-à-vis ASEAN– Eugene Yong and James W. Tong

Interviews

  • Chinese Nationalism and Neo-Maoism– Jude Blanchette
  • Chinese Foreign Policy and U.S.-China Relations– Jessica Chen Weiss
  • Racial Politics and Policymaking in East Asian Democracies– Erin Aeran Chung
  • Clientalism, Institutional Change, and Civil Society Activism in Malaysia– Meredith L. Weiss

Read GJAA Volume 6 Online
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Volume 5 – Growing Voices: Globalizing Civil Society

Introduction

  • Manufactured Identity, Public History, and Technological Innovation in Asia– Libby Liu

Policy Forum

  • #Me Too in India: What’s Next?– Shareen Joshi
  • Hong Kong’s Civil Society in an Age of Renewed Sino-American Rivalry– Jeffrey Ngo & Nathan Law
  • The Role of Dalit Civil Society in Combatting Caste-Based Discrimination– Subhash Nepali
  • Interacting with the State: The Success and Vulnerability of the Feminist Movement in China– Sile Chen
  • Rohingya Resistance: Utilizing Media to Combat Buddhist-Burman Nationalism– Mary Marston
  • Rights of Transgender Persons: A Case for More Regional Cooperation in South Asia– Gowthaman Ranganathan

Research

  • Locating Selves in 21st Century Tibet: Tibetan Youth and Hip-Hop in the People’s Republic of China– Buer Su
  • Keep it “Skr”: The Incorporation of Hip-Hop Subculture through Chinese Talent Shows and the Online Battle for Authenticity– Alexander Zhang

Interviews

  • The Philippines Under Duterte: How Journalism, the Judicial System, and Politics have Changed– Marites Vitug
  • Taiwan’s Changing Political Landscape: A Reflection on the 2018 Midterm Election– Shelley Rigger
  • Hokkaido’s Indigenous People: Connecting With the Outside World– Masako Kubota
  • Domestic and Foreign Policy in Vietnam: The Future of Vietnamese Civil Society– Carlyle Thayer

Read GJAA Volume 5 Online
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