Global Asia - 2020-03-31

• A Letter from the Editors
• Www.globalasia.org Vol. 15, No. 1, March 2020
• Introducti­on: Reflection­s on Democratic Backslidin­g in Asia
• Trusting the Cops but Not Much Else: East Asia’s Skeptical Democratic Citizenry
• Death by a Thousand Cuts: Democratic Backslidin­g in Hong Kong
• Keeping Autocrats at Bay: Lessons from South Korea and Taiwan
• For India, ‘Middle’ Democracy Works
• Knocked Down, Getting Back Up: Sri Lanka’s Battered Democracy
• Race and Religion In Command: Malaysia Returns to Identity Politics
• Fresh Energy Needed to Challenge Thailand’s Military-monarchy System
• Middle-class Remorse: Re-embracing Liberal Democracy in the Philippine­s and Thailand
• Populist Promises, Democratic Fissures: Indonesia and the Philippine­s
• Hong Kong, Xinjiang and the Insecurity of China’s Leadership
• The China-russia East Pipeline Could Redraw Northeast Asia’s Energy Supply
• Triangular Diplomacy in the Age of Putin, Xi and Trump
• From Beijing and Moscow as each pursues expansion.
• Have you missed any of our recent issues?
• A War Fought Once Before: China’s Response to Covid-19
• South Korea Has the Legal Infrastruc­ture to Fight Pandemics; The US Doesn’t
• China’s Expanding Sphere of Influence
• Japan’s Stifled Spying World
• What Gives Rising Powers Wings?
• Why and Why China Interferes
• A New View of the Us-china Rivalry
• Of Ethics and Foreign Policy
• ... and Two More, Yet to be Asked
• Two Questions, Unanswered ...
• Can Japan Be a Force for Stability?
• Exploring Asia’s Resilient Alliances
• Partners over the China Challenge
• The Staying Power of Illiberal Regimes
• Making a Case for Holistic Leadership
• Worries for the Rise of a Chaotic World

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