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Crossing the river that divides the Korean Peninsula: an evaluation of the Sunshine Policy1 We would like to thank the thoughtful comments of the anonymous reviewers for this paper.

By Kwon Eundak,Lim Jae-Cheon in (2006)

Oxford University Press

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The US role in Korean democracy and security since cold war era1 The first draft of this paper was presented at International Conference on ‘United States Foreign Policy and Asia, 1937–2006’, sponsored by Japan Association of International Relations, 15–17 February 2005, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. The research for this paper was supported by Korea University’s Special Research Fund 2005.

By Im Hyug Baeg in (2006)

Oxford University Press

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Putin's foreign policy toward North Korea

By Takeda Yoshinori in (2006)

Oxford University Press

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Doubly Dualistic Dilemma: US strategies towards China and Taiwan1 Professor Philip Yang is a professor in the Department of Political Science of the National Taiwan University. He has published extensively in Chinese, English, and Japanese on topics such as Taiwan and Asia-Pacific security issues. Dr Yang is also the founder and administrator of the Taiwan Security Research website (www.taiwansecurity.org).

By Yang Philip in (2006)

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Why does Japan downplay human rights in Southeast Asia?1 An earlier version of this paper was presented at the First Oceanic Conference on International Studies, Australian National University, Canberra, 14–16 July 2004.

By Katsumata Hiro in (2006)

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Singapore's foreign policy beliefs as ‘Abridged Realism’: pragmatic and liberal prefixes in the foreign policy thought of Rajaratnam, Lee, Koh, and Mahbubani1 The author wishes to thank Tan See Seng, the discussant, and all participants at the International Studies Association 2004 Convention Panel WD19 ‘The Invisibility of Theory in East Asian International Relations’ for constructive comments on the earlier version of this article. Appreciation is equally due to the two anonymous reviewers of this version.

By Chong Alan in (2006)

Oxford University Press

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Multilateralism in a unipolar world: the UN Security Council and Iraq

By Glen Carol M. in (2006)

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Reorganizing Power in Indonesia: The Politics of Oligarchy in an Age of MarketsRichard Robison and Vedi R. HadizLondon and New York: Routledge, 2004, 304 pp. ISBN 0 415 33253 2, $44.95

By Case William in (2006)

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The Politics of China's Accession to the World Trade Organization: The Dragon Goes GlobalHui FengLondon and New York: Routledge, 2006, xiv, 202 pp. ISBN 0 415 36921 5, $115.00

By Chan Gerald in (2006)

Oxford University Press

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