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Volume 52, Issue 1

February 2012

ISSN 0004-4687

EISSN 1533-838X

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A Survey of Asia in 2011

A Survey of Asia in 2011

Asia in 2011: Transition?

Lowell Dittmer

The United States and Asia in 2011: Obama Determined to Bring America “Back” to Asia

Douglas Paal

Japan in 2011: Cataclysmic Crisis and Chronic Deflation

Frances Mccall Rosenbluth

China in 2011: Anger, Political Consciousness, Anxiety, and Uncertainty

Yongnian Zheng

Russia and the CIS in 2011: Uncertain Economic Recovery

Andrei P. Tsygankov

South Korea in 2011: Holding Ground as the Region's Linchpin

Katrin Katz; Victor Cha

North Korea in 2011: The Next Kim Takes the Helm

Peter M. Beck

Taiwan in 2011: Focus on Crucial Presidential Election

Ming-Tong Chen

Mongolia in 2011: Resources Bring Friends and Wealth

Li Narangoa

Afghanistan in 2011: Positioning for an Uncertain Future

William Maley

Pakistan in 2011: Ten Years of the “War on Terror”

C. Christine Fair

India in 2011: The State Encounters the People

Maya Chadda

Sri Lanka in 2011: Consolidation and Militarization of the Post-War Regime

Jonathan Goodhand

Nepal and Bhutan in 2011: Cautious Optimism

Sara Shneiderman; Mark Turin

Bangladesh in 2011: Weak Statebuilding and Diffident Foreign Policy

Bina D'Costa

Myanmar in 2011: Confounding Expectations

Sean Turnell

Malaysia in 2011: The More Things Stay the Same, the More Things Change?

Michael O'Shannassy

Vietnam in 2011: Questions of Domestic Sovereignty

Adam Fforde

Indonesia in 2011: A Glass Half-Empty

Ehito Kimura

Thailand in 2011: High Tides and Political Tensions

Catharin Dalpino

Cambodia in 2011: A Thin Veneer of Change

Kheang Un

The Philippines in 2011: Muddling through a Year of Learning and Adjustment

Renato Cruz De Castro

Singapore in 2011: A “New Normal” in Politics?

Kenneth Paul Tan

Papua New Guinea in 2011: Politics Confused, but Democracy Stable

Ray Anere

Brunei in 2011: Early Electoralism and Social Progress

William Case

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