Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Introduction
pp. 341-345(5)
Authors: Chen K-H.; Yoshinobu O.

The 2000 Inter-Asia cultural studies conference statement
pp. 347-348(2)

Conference agenda
pp. 349-352(4)

Introduction
pp. 353-353(1)
Author: Kin-Chi L.

Doing a literary journal in a divided country: Changbi, its history and projects
pp. 355-359(5)
Author: Young-Hee K.

Pacarayasara: a perturbing voice in Thai journalism
pp. 361-363(3)
Author: Udomittipong P.

Impaction: telling a story of a 20 year leftist journal
pp. 365-368(4)
Author: Masaki S.

Gendai-Shiso: making use of postmodernism
pp. 369-371(3)
Author: Yoshihiko I.

The People's Plan Forum: a brief introduction
pp. 373-374(2)
Author: Ichiyo M.

Wrestling amid perplexity, committing amid unease: a critical introduction of Intellectual Inquiry
pp. 375-380(6)
Author: Zhau-Tian H.

Introduction
pp. 381-382(2)
Author: Yoshitaka M.

From passivity to a new border-crossing subjectivity
pp. 383-386(4)
Author: Masaki S.

Introduction
pp. 387-388(2)
Author: Niranjana T.

Formulating an agenda for the women's movement: a review of Naripokkho
pp. 389-394(6)
Author: Azim F.

Introduction
pp. 395-398(4)
Author: Lye C.

On the continuing necessity of anti-Americanism
pp. 399-405(7)
Author: Connery C.

The new penal state: globalization, history, and American criminal justice, c. 2000
pp. 407-419(13)
Author: McLennan R.

Introduction
pp. 421-422(2)
Author: Shunya Y.

Embodiment of American modernity in colonial Korea
pp. 423-441(19)
Author: Sun-Young Y.

Introduction
pp. 443-445(3)
Author: Hae-Joang C.

Why are they 'obsessed?' An exploration of the 'Tong-Ren-Zhi' phenomenon among teenagers in Taiwan
pp. 447-453(7)
Author: Min L.Y.

Introduction
pp. 455-457(3)
Author: Rajadhyaksha A.

Melodramatic polities?
pp. 459-466(8)
Author: Prasad M.M.

Introduction
pp. 467-468(2)
Author: Shamsul A. B.

Introduction
pp. 469-471(3)
Author: Wilson R.

The position of Japan in an awareness on the matter of 'Inter-Asia'
pp. 473-475(3)
Author: Masakuni O.

Introduction
pp. 477-479(3)
Author: Chen K-H.

Notes on the Cold War in Southeast Asia
pp. 481-485(5)
Author: Beng-Huat C.

Not exotic, but too familiar…
pp. 487-490(4)
Author: Mato D.

What was given over, given over?
pp. 491-494(4)
Author: Barlow T. E.

It is still too early to evaluate the conference
pp. 495-501(7)
Author: Mri Y.

Subject to what?: a comparative analysis of recent approaches to regulating television and broadcasting in Indonesia and Malaysia
pp. 503-514(12)
Author: Kitley P.