Metropolis and its others: Reading women's speech and silence in the Naxalbari Movement (1967-1975)
Sinha Mallarika ROY
ASJ introduction: Historical and cultural significance of Admiral Zheng He's ocean voyages
Aurora ROXAS-LIM
Chen Shui-Bian and Taiwan-China (Cross-Strait) relations: An initial assessment
Edgardo E. DAGDAG
Expanding circles of goodwill: A study of social capital in a Filipino community in Kyoto
Casilda LUZARES and Matthew Constancio Maglana SANTAMARIA
The old kingdom Ryukyu memory strands in Okinawan traditional dance
Matthew Constancio Maglana SANTAMARIA
Southeast Asian perspectives on the war against terror
Aileen San Pablo BAVIERA
People power in the Philippines: Between democratic passions and the rule of law
Eduardo T. GONZALEZ
Anti-globalization movements in Southeast Asia
Teresa Encarnacion TADEM and Eduardo C. TADEM
Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspectives on Asia is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal published since 1963 by the Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman. Promoting original and penetrating research, it offers novel and alternative interpretations of Asian experiences, helps deepen the understanding of the region, and enlivens debates on issues affecting Asian peoples and societies. One of the pioneering journals of its kind in Asia, Asian Studies offers a critical, multidisciplinary platform where scholars, practitioners, and activists can publish research that draws on the theories and perspectives from the social sciences, humanities, or cultural studies. Published twice a year, the journal welcomes full-length research articles; commentaries and documents; reviews (films, books, novels, exhibits, plays, websites, etc.); poetry and short fiction; and travel narratives. View content and submission guidelines @ www.asj.upd.edu.ph. Submissions are welcome year-round. Send inquiries/manuscripts to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.