Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Editorial statement
pp. 187-188(2)

Editors' introduction
pp. 189-189(1)
Authors: CHEN K-H.; CHUA B-H.

In memory of Yayori MATSUI
pp. 190-192(3)
Author: YUN C-O.

Remembering KUO Pao Kun (1939-2002)
pp. 193-201(9)
Author: KWOK K-W.

Rethinking social movements through retranslating the economy
pp. 202-218(17)
Author: HUI P-k.

Nakagami Kenji and the Buraku issue in postwar Japan
pp. 220-231(12)
Author: TOMOTSUNE T.

Destroying differences, schooling consent: a critical analysis of education policy in Indian-administered Nagaland¹
pp. 232-248(17)
Author: KIKON D.

The natural order of things? From 'Lazy Natives' to political science
pp. 249-263(15)
Author: PHILPOTT S.

The perfect lie: Sandee Chan and lesbian representability in Mandarin pop music
pp. 264-279(16)
Author: MARTIN F.

Far away, so close: cultural translation in Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
pp. 281-295(15)
Author: LEE K-f.

Suriyothai: hybridizing Thai national identity through film
pp. 296-308(13)
Author: JIRATTIKORN A.

Resistance and meditation
pp. 309-316(8)
Author: HONG S.

Self-determination on sexuality? Commercialization of sex among teenage girls in Japan¹
pp. 317-324(8)
Author: UENO C.

From Spice Girls to enjo kosai: formations of teenage girls' sexualities in Taiwan¹
pp. 325-336(12)
Author: HO J.

A culture that cultivates the prostitution of teenage women¹: based on the experiences of prostitution among teenage women
pp. 337-352(16)
Author: KIM E-S.

Why did enjo kosai anchor in Taiwan but not in Hong Kong? Or the convergence of "enjo" and "kosai" in teenage sex work
pp. 353-363(11)
Author: LAM O-W.