Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Editorial statement
pp. 213-214(2)

An introduction
pp. 215-217(3)
Authors: Ding N.; Martin J.

'Please explain?' ignorance, poverty and the past
pp. 219-232(14)
Author: Morris M.

So, who is the stripper? State power, pornography, and the cultural logic of representability in post-martial-law Taiwan
pp. 233-248(16)
Author: Chao A.

The poetry of Hsia Yü
pp. 249-250(2)

What's so queer about Happy Together? a.k.a. Queer (N) Asian: interface, community, belonging
pp. 251-264(14)
Author: Yue A.

Performativity, the bakla and the orientalizing gaze
pp. 265-281(17)
Author: Garcia J.N. C.

Self-empowerment and 'professionalism': conversations with Taiwanese sex workers
pp. 283-299(17)
Author: Ho J.C-J.

Betel-nut beauties
pp. 301-304(4)
Author: Chen C-P.

Prostitutes, parasites and the house of state feminism
pp. 305-318(14)
Author: Ding N.

How does Asia mean? (Part II)
pp. 319-341(23)
Authors: Ge S.; Shiu-Lun H.; Kinchi L.

Post-war feminist perspectives on sex work/sex workers in Japan
pp. 343-347(5)
Author: Kiyosue A.

Japan's militarization and Okinawa's bases: making peace
pp. 349-356(8)
Authors: Ichiro T.; Ueunten W.

Banana bingo on Nuclear Oven island: a fable
pp. 357-359(3)
Author: Leoson

Indonesian women's responses to violence: towards an alternative concepts of human security
pp. 361-363(3)
Author: Budianta M.

Aceh's women show the road to peace: reflections on International Women's Day
pp. 363-366(4)
Author: Bianpoen C.

Indonesian political transition, democracy and women's movements: experience and reflections
pp. 366-369(4)
Author: Mar'Iyah C.

Set this house on Fire
pp. 371-374(4)
Author: Upadhya C.

Mirror politics: Fire, Hindutva and Indian culture
pp. 374-379(6)
Authors: John M. E.; Niranjana T.

Cultural politics of Fire
pp. 379-381(3)
Author: Kapur R.