Critical Asian Studies

THE MILITARIZATION OF KOREAN HUMAN RIGHTS
pp. 3-14(12)
Author: Bo-hyuk, Suh

SOUTH KOREA'S ENGAGEMENT POLICY
pp. 15-38(24)
Authors: Bae, Jong-Yun; Moon, Chung-in

TOWARD “THE DAY AFTER”
pp. 39-64(26)
Authors: Song, Dae-Han; Hong, Christine

SOUTH KOREAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS NORMS, AND NORTH KOREA
pp. 65-89(25)
Author: Kyungyon, Moon

STIFLED GROWTH AND ADDED SUFFERING
pp. 91-112(22)
Author: Kim, Haeyoung

PEACE AS A NORTH KOREAN HUMAN RIGHT
pp. 113-126(14)
Author: Liem, Paul

CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY?
pp. 127-143(17)
Author: Smith, Hazel

The Act of Killing
pp. 145-146(2)

The Act of Killing
pp. 147-149(3)
Author: Cribb, Robert

REMEMBERING TO FORGET
pp. 150-156(7)
Author: Baker, Jacqui

MULTIPLE ACTS OF KILLING
pp. 157-161(5)
Author: Tyson, Adam

GREAT AND MISPLACED EXPECTATIONS
pp. 162-166(5)
Author: Heryanto, Ariel

PREMAN NATION: Watching The Act of Killing in Indonesia
pp. 167-170(4)
Author: Wandita, Galuh

“MISSING VICTIMS” OF THE 1965–66 VIOLENCE IN INDONESIA: Representing Impunity On-screen in The Act of Killing
pp. 171-175(5)
Author: Hearman, Vannessa

NO, The Act of Killing IS NOT UNETHICAL
pp. 176-178(3)
Author: van Klinken, Gerry

THE EXECUTIONERS' MASKS
pp. 179-182(4)
Author: Roosa, John

PICTURING VIOLENCE: Anti-Politics and The Act of Killing
pp. 183-188(6)
Author: Dwyer, Leslie K.

INSIDE THE MINDS OF EXECUTIONERS: Reimagining the Loss of Life in the 1965 Indonesian Killings
pp. 189-194(6)
Author: McGregor, Katharine

SEXUAL POLITICS AS A JUSTIFICATION FOR MASS MURDER IN The Act of Killing
pp. 195-199(5)
Author: Wieringa, Saskia E.

LUST OF THE EYE: The Act of Killing and Aesthetic Sensibility
pp. 200-203(4)
Author: Tiwon, Sylvia

HEROES AS KILLERS OR KILLERS AS HEROES?
pp. 204-207(4)
Author: Sears, Laurie J.