Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Editorial statement
pp. 5-6(2)

Acknowledgements
pp. 7-8(2)

An introduction
pp. 9-12(4)
Authors: Chen K-H.; Huat C.B.

How does Asia mean? (Part I)
pp. 13-47(35)
Author: Ge S.

'You are entrapped in an imaginary well': the formation of subjectivity within compressed development - a feminist critique of modernity and Korean culture
pp. 49-69(21)
Author: Hae-Joang C.H.

Decolonialization and assumption of war responsibility
pp. 71-83(13)
Author: Kohei H.

'Asia', Hansonism and the discourse of white decline
pp. 85-96(12)
Author: Hage G.

Alternative frames? Questions for comparative research in the third world
pp. 97-108(12)
Author: Niranjana T.

Discourse of cultural identity in Indonesia during the 1997-1998 monetary crisis
pp. 109-128(20)
Author: Budianta M.

Capitalism and ethnicity: creating 'local' culture in Singapore
pp. 129-143(15)
Author: Wee C.J.W.-L.

Why people oppose dams: environment and culture in subsistence economies
pp. 145-161(17)
Author: Raina V.

Civic action for global democracy: a response to neo-liberal globalization
pp. 163-167(5)
Author: Cho H-Y.

Redefining cultural nationalism in multiethnic Malaysia: a recent observation
pp. 169-171(3)
Author: Shamsul A. B.

Re-nationalizationand me: my Hong Kong story after 1997
pp. 173-179(7)
Author: Kit-Wai E.

Documenting a beautiful youth: Boys for Beauty and 2,1
pp. 181-184(4)
Authors: Ping W.; Parry A.

Discrepant scholarships? Discrepant Histories
pp. 185-190(6)
Author: Mohlman K.

'Site of desire, desire for art that speaks': 1998 Taipei Biennial
pp. 191-195(5)
Author: Chong D.

Tracking down the 'other modernity' in colonial Korea
pp. 197-201(5)
Author: Lee K.

The dilemmas of theory: the Trajectories project
pp. 203-206(4)
Author: Rajadhyaksha A.