Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Editorial statement
pp. 389-390(2)

An introduction
pp. 391-392(2)
Author: Kang M.K.

Labour relations in Korea between crisis management and living solidarity
pp. 393-407(15)
Author: Kang S-D.

The structure of the South Korean developmental regime and its transformation – statist mobilization and authoritarian integration in the anticommunist regimentation
pp. 408-426(19)
Author: Hee-Yeon C.

The discourse of crisis and the crisis of discourse
pp. 427-442(16)
Author: Shin K-Y.

Discourse politics toward neo-liberal globalization
pp. 443-456(14)
Author: Kang M.K.

Body, authority and history - a photo essay
pp. 457-460(4)
Authors: Ok-Sang L.; Bul-Dong P.

Mourning Korean modernity in the memory of the Cheju April Third Incident
pp. 461-476(16)
Author: Seong-Nae K.

Detraditionalization of society and the rise of cultural studies in South Korea
pp. 477-490(14)
Author: Lee K.

Rethinking the new beginning of the democratic union movement in Korea: from the 1987 Great Workers" Struggle to the construction of the Korean Trade Union Council (Chunnohyup) and the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU)
pp. 491-502(12)
Author: Kyoon K.J.

Bridging the generation gap
pp. 503-512(10)
Authors: Young-Soon K.; Myung-Hee H.

Play in the house of order: The Necessary Stage"s BrainStorm
pp. 513-517(5)
Authors: Davis L.; Choy L.W.

The controversy over "Fire": a select dossier (Part II)
pp. 519-526(8)

Comment on Hanasaki Kohei: decolonalization and the assumption of war responsibility
pp. 527-529(3)
Author: Wong D.

Political subjects, national identities
pp. 531-535(5)
Author: Prasad M.M.