- Table of Contents
- Letter from the Editor (Steven C. Denney, Pages 5-9)
- Meet the Contributors (Author Biographies, Pages 12-15)
Papers
- A Conspicuous Absence: Balance of Power Politics in East Asia and their Challenge to International Relations Theory (Benjamin S. Knight, Pages 19-42)
- Institutionalizing East Asia: South Korea’s Regional Leadership as a Middle Power (Jose Guerra Vio, Pages 43-66)
- A Critical View of Counterinsurgency: World Relational State (De)Formation (Brendan McQuade, Pages 67-90)
- A Capability Approach to Street Vendors in Vietnam (Ly Nguyen, Pages 91-105)
- The Subversive Strain in Modern Korean Film (Susan Menadue-Chun, Pages 107-117)
Essays
- The Conditioning of Economic Development: Are Dependency and World Systems Theory Still Relevant? (Joel Campbell, Pages 121-129)
- Nixon, Kissinger and Musical Diplomacy in the Opening of China, 1971-1973 (Adam Cathcart, Pages 131-139)
Interview
- Asia in the Age of the Pivot: Understanding Asia in the 21st Century (Interview with Professor Chung-in Moon, Pages 143-155)
Reviews
- Whose Century Shall It Be? (John J. Corrigan IV, Pages 159-162)
- Strategic Distrust in the Age of China’s Rise (Steven C. Denney, Pages 163-167)
- Eamonn Fingleton’s Lost Decade Debate (Brian Gleason, Pages 169-172)
- North Korea and Information: On the Use of Undercover Reporting in North Korea Analysis (Joe Litt, Pages 173-176)
- A World Politics Theory for the Twenty-First Century: Can Dictators Be Circumscribed of their Power? (So Hyun Jeon, Pages 177-179)
- Challenging the Predominant Modes of Thought: Social States (Mark Olson, Pages 181-183)
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