Articles
North Koreans’ Public Narratives and Conditional Inclusion in South Korea
Jennifer Hough and Markus Bell
The Ethics of United Nations Sanctions on North Korea: Effectiveness, Neccessity, and Proportionality
Hazel Smith
Gender and Authoritarian Populism: Empowerment, Protection, and the Politics of Resentful Aspiration in India
Priya Chacko
Only in the Philippines? Postcolonial Exceptionalisms and Filipina Feminisms
Leonora Angeles
The Cultural Politics of Childcare Provision in the Era of a Shrinking Japan
Chigusa Yamaura
Neoliberalizing Cultural Landscapes: Bali’s Agrarian Heritage
Agung Wardana
Ecological Narratives of Forced Resettlement in Cold War Malaya
Zhou Hau Liew, University of Pennsylvania
Review
Ideas of Popular Sovereignty and the Failure/Making of Chinese Democracy
Edward McCord
Cover Image: Propaganda leaflet dropped in rural regions of Malaya in which Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) guerilla forces were active in 1953. Translation: ”If any member of the CPM leaves the jungle and brings out a Bren gun, or is willing to show the security forces where to find a hidden Bren gun, he will received a $1,000 reward. Receive a $1,000 reward and start a new life!”
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Malayan_Emergency_Bren_Gun.jpg; Credit: U.K. Department of Information / Public domain.
