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Pacific Affairs is a peer-reviewed, independent, and interdisciplinary scholarly journal focusing on important current political, economic and social issues throughout Asia and the Pacific. Each issue contains approximately five new articles and 40-50 book reviews. Published continuously as a quarterly since 1928 under the same name, it is the oldest English-language journal with a focus on Asia and the Pacific. It enjoys an international reputation based on the high quality of articles, and its extensive book reviews section.

Publisher: Pacific Affairs, a division of the University of British Columbia

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Volume 91, Number 3, September 2018

Articles

Rice Imports and Electoral Proximity: The Philippines and Indonesia Compared
pp. 445-470(26)
Author: Davidson, Jamie S.

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The Mutual Constitution of the Abductions and North Korean Human Rights Issues in Japan and Internationally
pp. 471-497(27)
Author: Arrington, Celeste L.

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Balancing Between Legality and Illegality: Russian Import of Japanese Used Cars and Unauthorized Export of Russian Marine Bioresources to Japan
pp. 499-522(24)
Author: Golunov, Serghei

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Perspective

Christian Case for Engaging North Korea
pp. 523-537(15)
Authors: Yi, Joseph; Phillips, Joe

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Review Essay

Free Content Of Disputed Borders, Armed Conflict, Periodic Crises, and Regional Rivalry: The Past and the Future of Sino-Indian Relations
pp. 539-548(10)
Author: Ganguly, Sumit

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Book Reviews

Power Transition in Asia
pp. 549-550(2)
Author: Pinilla, Daniel Gomà

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New Worlds From Below
pp. 551-552(2)
Author: Takao, Yasuo

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China-India Relations in the Contemporary World
pp. 553-554(2)
Author: Brewster, David Gomà

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The Authoritarian Public Sphere
pp. 555-557(3)
Author: Easley, Leif-Eric

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China-South Korea Relations in the New Era
pp. 557-559(3)
Author: Kim, Jiye

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Strategic Coupling
pp. 559-561(3)
Author: Szepan, Marc

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Mobility Between Africa, Asia and Latin America
pp. 562-563(2)
Author: Haynes, Jeffrey

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China-India Relations
pp. 564-565(2)
Author: Friedman, Edward

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Pacific America
pp. 566-557
Author: Melillo, Edward D.

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Divided Lenses
pp. 567-570(4)
Author: Gustafsson, Karl

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How China Escaped the Poverty Trap
pp. 570-572(3)
Author: Farooq, Asif B.

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Chinese Politics as Fragmented Authoritarianism
pp. 572-574(3)
Author: Hanlon, Robert J.

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Authoritarian Legality in China
pp. 575-577(3)
Author: Guo, Weiting

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Dictators Without Borders
pp. 577-579(3)
Author: Alff, Henryk

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Strategic Adjustment and the Rise of China
pp. 580-582(3)
Author: Li, Xiaobing

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The China Order
pp. 582-584(3)
Author: Agnew, John

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Uneasy Partnerships
pp. 584-586(3)
Author: Wang, Fei-Lingn

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Will Africa Feed China?
pp. 586-588(3)
Author: Chan, Stephen

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Rural Origins, City Lives
pp. 588-590(3)
Author: Ren, Yuan

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Educating Monks
pp. 590-592(3)
Author: Wellens, Koen

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Foreigners Under Mao
pp. 592-594(3)
Author: Lovell, Julian

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China’s Lonely Revolution
pp. 594-596(3)
Author: Goldstein, Steven M.

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Learning From Shenzhen
pp. 596-598(3)
Author: Foster, Kenneth W.

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Paradoxes of Post-Mao Rural Reform
pp. 598-600(3)
Author: Day, Alexander F.

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The Diplomacy of Migration
pp. 600-602(3)
Author: Hoe, Yow Cheun

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The Politics of Rights and the 1911 Revolution in China
pp. 602-604(3)
Author: Francis, Norbert

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How Mongolia Matters
pp. 605-606(2)
Author: Voss, Dirk

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Rethinking Japanese Studies
pp. 606-608(3)
Author: Neuman, W. Lawrence

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Circles of Compensation
pp. 609-611(3)
Author: Chiavacci, David

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Playing War
pp. 611-613(3)
Author: Coleman, Liv

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Outcasts of Empire
pp. 613-615(3)
Author: Simon, Scott

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Placing Empire
pp. 615-617(3)
Author: Grunow, Tristan R.

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Figuring Korean Futures
pp. 618-620(3)
Author: Capener, Steven D.

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Hard Target
pp. 620-622(3)
Author: Yeo, Andrew I.

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In the Public’s Interest
pp. 622-624(3)
Author: Williams, Philippa

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Landscapes of Accumulation
pp. 624-626(3)
Author: Falzon, Mark-Anthony

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Rival Claims
pp. 626-628(3)
Author: Wenner, Miriam

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No One will Let her Live
pp. 628-630(3)
Author: Khanolkar, Prasad

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The Dashing Ladies of Shiv Sena
pp. 630-632(3)
Author: Williams, Rina Verma

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Ethnicity and Democracy in the Eastern Himalayan Borderland
pp. 633-635(3)
Author: Bennike, Rune

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Corporate Islam
pp. 635-637(3)
Author: Mohamad, Maznah

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A Regional Economic History Of Thailand
pp. 637-639(3)
Author: Feeny, David

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Contesting Indochina
pp. 639-641(3)
Author: McLaughlin, Sean J.

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Myanmar’s Enemy Within
pp. 642-644(3)
Author: Matthews, Bruce

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Thaipusam in Malaysia
pp. 644-646(3)
Author: Willford, Andrew C.

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Gender Relations In An Indonesian Society
pp. 646-648(3)
Author: Davies, Sharyn Graham

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Indigeneity: A Politics of Potential
pp. 648-650(3)
Author: Miller, Bruce Granville

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Kastom, Property and Ideology
pp. 650-652(3)
Author: Zorn, Jean

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Missing The Mark?
pp. 652-654(3)
Author: Milne, Derek

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Mortuary Dialogues
pp. 655-658(4)
Author: Jorgensen, Dan

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