• Migrant Women Writing In: Narrative Tactics and Subject Formation in a Beijing NGO
• Boundary-Spanning Contention: The Panyu Anti-Pollution Protest in Guangdong, China
• How China could Affect the Future of US Defense Corporations
• China and the Middle East: The Emerging Security Nexus

• Responsibility or Right to Eat Well: The Food Education (Shokuiku) Campaign in Japan
• "Realist" Betweenness and Collective Victims: Domon Ken's Hiroshima
• Who's Missing? Who Cares: The Issue of Abduction by North Korea
• The Court, the Constitution and Japanese-American Internment
• Lolita: Dreaming, Despairing, Defying

• What Makes a Tiger? Comparing Economic Growth in South Korea and Indonesia from 1945 through the Asian Financial Crisis
• South Korean Cultural Diplomacy and Efforts to Promote the ROK's Brand Image in the United States and Around the World
• An FTA with the US: Comparison between South Korea and Japan

• Feminist Values and Women's Attitudes Towards Marriage and Childbearing in Singapore
• The Amalgamation of Javanese Abangan, Islam, Taoism and Buddhism in the Sam Po Kong Shrine
• The Need for More Smart Power: Strategic Implications of US Military Assistance to Indonesia, the Phillippines and Thailand for US Foreign Policy

• Art in China
  Craig Clunas
  Aaron Kenna Reich
• Accidental Incest, Filial Cannibalism and Other Peculiar Encounters in Late Imperial Chinese Literature
  Tina Lu
  Keren He
• Beyond the Neon Lights: Everyday Shanghai in the Early Twentieth Century
  Lu Hanchao
  Fei Yan

Source: Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs