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Volume 45, Issue 1

February 2005

ISSN 0004-4687

EISSN 1533-838X

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The United States and Asia in 2004: Unfinished Business

Jonathan D. Pollack

Northeast Asia

North Korea in 2004: From Brisk Diplomacy to Impasse

Kyung-Ae Park

China in 2004: Stability above All

Mary E. Gallagher

South Korea in 2004: Peninsular Flux

Victor D. Cha

Japan in 2004: ““Courageous”” Koizumi Carries On

Nobuhiro Hiwatari

Taiwan in 2004: Electoral Contests and Political Stasis

Steve Chan

Russia and the CIS in 2004: Putin's Offensive and Defensive Actions

Hiroshi Kimura

Mongolia in 2004: Testing Politics and Economics

Nyamosor Tuya

South Asia

India in 2004: Regime Change in a Divided Democracy

Baldev Raj Nayar

Nepal and Bhutan in 2004: Two Kings, Two Futures

Michael Hutt

Afghanistan in 2004: Electoral Progress and an Opium Boom

Larry P. Goodson

Sri Lanka in 2004: Enduring Political Decay and a Failing Peace Process

Neil DeVotta

Pakistan in 2004: Running Very Fast to Stay in the Same Place

Charles H. Kennedy

Bangladesh in 2004: The Politics of Vengeance and the Erosion of Democracy

Ali Riaz

Southeast Asia

Indonesia in 2004: The Rise of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

R. William Liddle; Saiful Mujani

The Philippines in 2004: New Mandate, Daunting Problems

Temario C. Rivera

Cambodia in 2004: An Artificial Democratization Process

Melanie Beresford

Singapore in 2004: Long-Awaited Leadership Transition

Garry Rodan

Vietnam in 2004: Popular Authority Seeking Power?

Adam Fforde

Malaysia in 2004: Out of Mahathir's Shadow?

Bridget Welsh

Laos in 2004: Political Stability, Economic Opening

Dean Forbes; Cecile Cutler

Thailand in 2004: The ““Crisis in the South””

Robert B. Albritton

Myanmar in 2004: Another Year of Uncertainty

Kyaw Yin Hlaing

Brunei in 2004: Window-Dressing an Islamizing Sultanate

A. V. M. Horton

East Timor in 2004: It Is All about Oil

James Cotton

Papua New Guinea in 2004: Recolonization, Somare's Staying Power, and a Slight Economic Recovery

James Chin

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