Latest Contributing Articles
Oct 17, 2009
King Bhumibol – Thailand's Long Serving Monarch: Concern for the Thai King as he Fights Infection in Hospital
In: Thailand
By: Mari Nicholson
Sep 28, 2009
Filippinos Plea for International Help: Deadly Flooding Hits Manilla, More Storms Approach
In: Philippines
By: Sue Turner
Sep 27, 2009
New Foreign Minister Sees New US-Japan Future: Katsuya Okada Sees a New Direction for the US-Japan Alliance
In: Japan
By: Lauren Witlin
Sep 27, 2009
Clinton, North Korea, and Foreign Policy: Bill Clinton's Visit May Change US Relations with North Korea
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Lauren Witlin
Sep 20, 2009
What is Keiro No Hi? Japan's Respect for the Aged Day Honors Longevity
In: Japan
By: Joanna Castle Miller
Sep 16, 2009
New Ruling Party Won't Change East Asian Dynamic: The Democratic Party of Japan Must Focus on Domestic Issues First
In: Japan
By: Lauren Witlin
Sep 13, 2009
Shocking Korean Body Language: Obscene Vulgar Korean Manners
In: South Korea
By: Lenda Brewer
Sep 2, 2009
Trafficking of Persons in Singapore: United Nations TIP Protocol Has Yet to Be Ratified
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Julie Maggiacomo Carrera
Sep 1, 2009
DPJ Trounces LDP in Lower House Elections: End of an Era for Politics in Japan?
In: Japan
By: Christopher Wilson
Aug 21, 2009
The New Peoples Army and The Jihad Movement: Comparing the NPA to Terrorist Groups engaged in the Jihad Movement
In: Philippines
By: Phillip Burghgraef
Aug 20, 2009
A Brief Biography of Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Who is Ninoy and How He Fought the Marcos Dictatorship
In: Philippines
By: Renato Bautista, Jr.
Aug 15, 2009
Japan's Foreign Policy Priorities: The International Relations of Japan
In: Japan
By: Brian Jungwiwattanaporn
Aug 7, 2009
Despite a Rising China, Japan Still Matters: China Has the Ability to Reinvigorate the US-Japan Alliance
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Lauren Witlin
Jul 30, 2009
Japan's Financial Bridge to Indonesia: A New Bilateral Currency Swap May Pave the Way for More Cooperation
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Lauren Witlin
Jul 23, 2009
Computerized Elections in the Philippines: Understanding Philippine Elections and the Bid for Poll Automation
In: Philippines
By: Renato Bautista, Jr.
Jul 14, 2009
Reproductive Rights in a Catholic Country: The Challenge Facing Artificial Birth Control in the Philippines
In: Philippines
By: Mary Anne Velas
Jul 8, 2009
A Changing of the Guard in Japan: Can the Democratic Party of Japan Change Japanese Bureacracy?
In: Japan
By: Lauren Witlin
Jul 7, 2009
Philippine Congressmen Seek Charter Change: The Move to Extend President Macapagal-Arroyo's Term
In: Philippines
By: Renato Bautista, Jr.
Apr 20, 2009
USAID Grant Helps Exploited Children: Children Find Joy Through Theater Festival in the Philippines
In: Philippines
By: Julie Maggiacomo Carrera
Apr 13, 2009
North Korea's Kim a Malignant Narcissist: Dangerous Man May Possess Nuclear Weapons
In: North Korea
By: Rupert Taylor
Apr 11, 2009
"Red Shirt" Protesters Terminate Thailand Summit: PM Abhisit Vejjajiva Declares State of Emergency in Pattaya
In: Thailand
By: Carey Hogg
Mar 31, 2009
Khmer Rouge Leader "Duch" Apologizes to Victims: Leader of S-21 Admits Responsibility for An Estimated 16,000 Deaths
In: Cambodia
By: Carey Hogg
Mar 1, 2009
Expats & Tourists Find Singapore Is First World: The City-State of S.E. Asia Lures But The Cost of Living Is High
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: James Ellsworth
Feb 28, 2009
Why the Philippines May be Recession-proof: Socio-cultural Factors Help the Economy Stay Afloat
In: Philippines
By: Mary Anne Velas
Feb 25, 2009
Hillary Clinton's Trip to Asia: Why did Hillary Clinton Visit Asia?
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Jan 22, 2009
Who Will Be Kim Jong-il's Successor? The Potential Leaders of North Korea Once It’s “Dear Leader” Dies
In: North Korea
By: Luke Broadbent
Jan 1, 2009
The Asian Tsunami, Four Years On: Devastated Communities Are Gradually Recovering
In: Thailand
By: Paul Lightfoot
Dec 26, 2008
Burakumin-The Untouchable Caste of Japan: Japan's Hidden People Fight To Gain Equality
In: Japan
By: Barbara Hall
Nov 14, 2008
Kidnapped Padaung Turn Up in Mae Hong Son: Story of Long Neck Karen Throws Light on Dark Side of Refugee Life
In: Thailand
By: Paris Franz
Nov 2, 2008
Preah Vihear Border Dispute: Thailand and Cambodia Agree to New Talks on Resolving Border Issue
In: Cambodia
By: Paris Franz
Aug 21, 2008
Laos Opening Up to the World: The Lao PDR as the Land Bridge of the Greater Mekong Sub-Region
In: Laos
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
Jul 28, 2008
Khmer Rouge Wants to Fight Again: Nationalist Feelings Awaken as Thailand and Cambodia Fail to Agree
In: Cambodia
By: Mari Nicholson
Jul 21, 2008
The Nam Theun II Dam in Laos: Economic Benefits and Environmental Consequences for the Lao PDR
In: Laos
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
Jul 17, 2008
Preah Vihear Temple - the Facts: The Dispute Between Thailand and Cambodia Goes Back to the 19th C.
In: Cambodia
By: Mari Nicholson
Jul 5, 2008
The International Relations of Laos: The Foreign Relations of the Lao PDR with the World
In: Laos
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
Jul 1, 2008
The Government of Laos: The Political System of One of the Last Communist Countries
In: Laos
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
Jun 11, 2008
Malaysians Question Petrol Subsidy: Citizens Receive a One Time Postal Order as Petrol Compensation
In: Malaysia
By: Maria Zain
May 5, 2008
Malaysia Breeds Political Bloggers: Bloggers Create Political Awareness and Dischord in the Country
In: Malaysia
By: Maria Zain
Mar 10, 2008
Malaysians Vote for Change in 2008: Malaysia's National Coalition Party Loses Voters' Confidence
In: Malaysia
By: Maria Zain
Mar 4, 2008
Philippine Rebellion Buffoonery: Courtroom Antics and More Quibbling by Rebels Trillanes and Lim
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Mar 3, 2008
Antidote for Philippine Corruption: Philippine Anti-Graft Institutions Exist, But Integrity Is Lacking
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Feb 28, 2008
The Philippines Fights Corruption: Laws, Agencies, and Other Initiatives Used in the Philippine Fight
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Feb 24, 2008
Philippine Culture Permits Graft: Cultural Aspects of Philippine Society Allow Graft and Corruption
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Feb 22, 2008
Philippine Institutions of Graft: Pork Barrel & Budget Process Allow Philippine Corruption to Flourish
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Feb 14, 2008
Timor-Leste In Crisis After Attack: East Timor President Ramos Horta Shot in Assassination Attempt
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: Jodie Martin
Feb 9, 2008
Philippine Graft and Corruption: Decades of Plunder Have Dramatically Stunted National Development
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Feb 6, 2008
Philippine National Development: Current Growth Period Provides Opportunity to Tackle Domestic Issues
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Jan 13, 2008
Islam in Indonesia: Could Indonesia Become an Islamic state?
In: Indonesia
By: Paul Bayliss
Dec 27, 2007
Thailand's Election 2007: The First Vote Since the 2006 Coup Brings Victory to Thaksin Allies
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Dec 21, 2007
Erratic Philippine Economic Growth: Mismanagement, Corruption, and Political Instability Cause Downturns
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Dec 8, 2007
Officer-Mutineer-Senator Trillanes: Antonio Trillanes IV Led Oakwood Mutiny and Last Week’s Coup Attempt
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Dec 6, 2007
Another "Military Mutiny?": Lt Trillanes in 2003 Oakwood Mutiny and Nov 29th Peninsula Escapade
In: Philippines
By: Gary W. Elliott
Nov 28, 2007
Superstition: The Role of Magic in Decision-Making
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Nov 15, 2007
Khmer Rouge Leader Suffers Stroke: Cambodia Tribunal Watches as Free Leader Hospitalized
In: Cambodia
By: Brian Calvert
Oct 31, 2007
Khun Sa Is Dead: Warlord, Heroin Smuggler, Once America's Most Wanted
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Oct 18, 2007
Mongolia in Transition: Problems Stalk the Herders Who Once Were Emperors
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Oct 15, 2007
Thai Politics Update: Junta Henchmen Fall Out?
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Oct 14, 2007
The Chinese in Laos: Thousands Migrate, Fears of a Parallel State
In: Laos
By: John Walsh
Oct 10, 2007
Opium Production in Burma: Is It on the Rise?
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Oct 7, 2007
Negotiating with North Korea: Multilateral Diplomacy is Succeeding in the Korean Peninsula
In: North Korea
By: Jonas Gamso
Oct 5, 2007
Resisting Sanctions in Burma: Freedom for Burma Hampered by Commercial Interests
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Oct 1, 2007
Factory Life in Northern Thailand: Migrant Women in the Manufacturing Industry
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Sep 29, 2007
Than Shwe: Repressive Paranoid Leader of the Burmese Junta
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Sep 24, 2007
The Saffron Revolution: Why Are Thousands of Monks Demonstrating in Burma?
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Sep 23, 2007
Nuon Chea Arrested: Khmer Rouge's Brother Number Two to Face Trial
In: Cambodia
By: John Walsh
Sep 21, 2007
Yunnan Province: Where China and Southeast Asia Meet
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Sep 20, 2007
Bangkok Street Vendors: A New Generation of Business-Savvy Entrepreneurs
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Sep 19, 2007
Vientiane: At the Centre of the Transnational Network
In: Laos
By: John Walsh
Sep 18, 2007
India's Look East Policy: A Balance between East and West
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Sep 17, 2007
Does Unionism Have a Future? The Role of Trades Unions in Thailand
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Sep 16, 2007
The Fruits of Cambodian Growth: Winners and Losers in a Newly Capitalist Society
In: Cambodia
By: John Walsh
Sep 13, 2007
The Third Force: Pae Pandin in Thai Politics
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Sep 11, 2007
Hanoi: Development Gone Wild?
In: Vietnam
By: John Walsh
Sep 10, 2007
ASEAN Accepts Climate Change: Recent Meeting Outlines Agenda for 13th ASEAN Summit
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Aug 28, 2007
The Yellow Ribbon Campaign: Singapore's Government Seeks Jobs for Ex-Offenders
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Aug 27, 2007
Majority Live in Cities: New Figures Show Urban Populations Exceed Rural
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Aug 26, 2007
Burmese Demonstrations Continue: Fuel Prices Raised 500%
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Aug 20, 2007
Thai Referendum Result: Narrow Vote in Favour Gives Junta Pause for Thought
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Aug 20, 2007
China Airlines Fire Possible Cause: Flight 120 Landed, an Inferno Erupted in Japan and 165 People Escape
In: Japan
By: Frank W. Hardy
Aug 19, 2007
Terrorism in the Philippines: Will a Link Between Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah Spark Civil War?
In: Philippines
By: John Walsh
Aug 18, 2007
An Indonesian Economic Quickstep 3: Boediono Leads the Economic Recovery
In: Indonesia
By: John Walsh
Aug 17, 2007
An Indonesian Economic Quickstep 2: The Role of the IMF
In: Indonesia
By: John Walsh
Aug 16, 2007
An Indonesian Economic Quickstep: Part 1 The Political System
In: Indonesia
By: John Walsh
Aug 15, 2007
Greater Mekong Infrastructure: Improved Transportation Enhances Migration, Human Trafficking
In: Laos
By: John Walsh
Aug 14, 2007
Thailand's Economic Crisis: Rubber Industry Feels the Squeeze
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Aug 10, 2007
Malaysia at 50: Independence Has Not Resolved Identity Issues
In: Malaysia
By: John Walsh
Aug 9, 2007
Human Rights for ASEAN: Will a New Organization Really Have Teeth?
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Aug 8, 2007
Myanmar Solves Malacca Dilemma: Burma Is Now China's Main Ally in Southeast Asia
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Aug 7, 2007
Will the Eco-Car Fly? Thailand's New Green Car Project Aimed at Boosting Ecoonmy
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Aug 6, 2007
Demand for Palm Oil in Indonesia: IS There a Link with Dispossession of Peasants in Kalimantan?
In: Indonesia
By: John Walsh
Aug 5, 2007
Vietnam the Magnet for Investment: Automobile Manufacturing Identified as Pillar of the Economy
In: Vietnam
By: John Walsh
Aug 4, 2007
Bakun Dam: Malaysia's Troubled Hydroelectric Power Project
In: Malaysia
By: John Walsh
Aug 3, 2007
Breastfeeding in the Philippines: The Struggle against the Milk Powder Companies
In: Philippines
By: John Walsh
Aug 2, 2007
Khmer Rouge Trials Begin: Kang Kek Ieu First in the Dock for Crimes against Humanity
In: Cambodia
By: John Walsh
Aug 1, 2007
Post Coup Thai Politics: Who Will Win the Election If It Is Held?
In: Thailand
By: John Walsh
Jul 28, 2007
Climate Change in Southeast Asia 3: A Role for Nuclear Energy?
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Jul 27, 2007
Climate Change in Southeast Asia 2: The Impact on Energy Production
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Jul 26, 2007
Climate Change in Southeast Asia 1: The Impact of Global Warming
In: E Asian Affairs (general)
By: John Walsh
Jul 25, 2007
Burmese Oil Excites China, India: Natural Gas and Oil Make Burma a More Appealing Friend
In: Burma
By: John Walsh
Jul 24, 2007
A Minimum Wage for Malaysia: Is Malaysian Government Aiming to Suppress Wages?
In: Malaysia
By: John Walsh
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