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Latest Articles in Asian Studies
Monday, October 24 2011
The Fierce Imagination of Haruki Murakami
— Sam Anderson (The New York Times Magazine, 21 October 2011)Filed in: Asian Studies | Literature
Wednesday, May 11 2011
Tuesday, August 17 2010
What’s It Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea?
— Christina Larson (Foreign Policy, 16 August 2010)Filed in: Asian Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government | Travel
Friday, March 19 2010
North Korea’s Comic Propaganda
— Geoffrey Cain (The Diplomat, 17 March 2010)Filed in: Asian Studies | Comics | Politics & Government
Sunday, March 7 2010
China’s Cyberposse
— Tom Downey (The New York Times Magazine, 3 March 2010)Filed in: Asian Studies | Cyberculture & New Media
Thursday, March 4 2010
Will the Real Chinese Internet Please Stand Up?
— Kate Merkel-Hess and Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom (Dissent Magazine, 11 February 2010)Filed in: Asian Studies | Cyberculture & New Media
Thursday, January 14 2010
What Not Being Evil Means: Google and the End of Constructive Engagement in China
— Chris Thompson (The Big Money, 13 January 2010)Filed in: Asian Studies | Cyberculture & New Media
Wednesday, September 30 2009
Where Google Loses
— Jordan Calinoff (Foreign Policy, 29 September 2009)Filed in: Asian Studies | Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media
Sunday, September 13 2009
A New Beat Gives Young Mongolia A Voice, Identity
— Louisa Lim (NPR, October 2009)Filed in: Asian Studies | Music
Thursday, September 3 2009
Japanese Simplicity
— Roland Kelts (Adbusters, 25 August 2009)Filed in: Asian Studies | Visual Arts
Tuesday, September 1 2009
The Letter as Literature’s Political and Poetic Body
— Tawada Yoko (The Asia-Pacific Journal, 24 August 2009)
Filed in: Asian Studies | Literature
— Tawada Yoko (The Asia-Pacific Journal, 24 August 2009)
Filed in: Asian Studies | Literature
Monday, August 17 2009
Golden Age of Indian Writing: How a New Generation of Writers Is Making Waves in South Asia
— Andrew Buncombe (The Independent, 17 July 2009)
Filed in: Asian Studies | Literature
— Andrew Buncombe (The Independent, 17 July 2009)
Filed in: Asian Studies | Literature
