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THE SECOND BUSH PRESIDENCY: WHAT ASIA EXPECTS? Arabinda Acharya* The reelection of President George W. Bush is indeed a record

State-Society Relations: Reordering Asia and the World After September 11 Amitav Acharya Politics, not geopolitics or culture, may ultimately determine

Globalization and Tax systems: Implications for Developing Countries with Particular Reference to SouthEast Asia by Mukul G. Asher* and Ramkishen

In Our Image? Technological Globalization and Defense Industrialization in East Asia J.D. Kenneth Boutin Introduction Globalization, which is here understood

Regionalism and the Emerging (Intrusive) World Order : Sovereignty, Autonomy, Identity Paper Prepared for the Conference on “After the Global

Putting The ‘PACIFIC’ Back In ‘ASIA-PACIFIC SECURITY’ York Center for International & Security Studies Over the last decade there has

Regional Institutions and Security Order in Asia Amitav Acharya Department of Political Science York University, Toronto, Canada Fellow Asia Center,

An Introduction to South Asia 6 June 2000 This page is designed as a monthly news brief having focus on

A Lost chance for peace August 2000   During most of July-August 2000, the strategic scenario in South Asia remained

Beyond The Islamabad Stop–Over Arabinda Acharya The decision by the US President, Bill Clinton, to add Pakistan to his South