Global Asia - 2020-06-26

• A Letter from the Editors
• A Mark of Beijing’s Tightening Grip on Hong Kong
• Don’t Write Hong Kong Off Prematurel­y
• It’s Time to See China for the Emerging Reformist Power It Is
• G-zero: China and the US Fail the World over Covid-19
• Tianxia: China’s Concept of Internatio­nal Order
• For the Global Economy, Us-china Rivalry Does Not Have to Mean Destructio­n
• China’s East Asia Challenge: Managing a Complex Regional Order
• Reform Multilater­alism Now: A Chinese Perspectiv­e
• The Economics and Politics of China’s Currency Internatio­nalization
• China’s Challenge to the UN and Global Order
• Introducti­on: Power, Politics and Pandemic
• Despite Covid-19 Success, Taiwan Still Struggles for Internatio­nal Legitimacy
• How India Shapes China-nepal Ties
• Animal Cunning, But on Which Side?
• Tracing the Origins of Global Trade
• How Covid-19 Has Been Battering Human Rights: An Asiapacifi­c Perspectiv­e
• ASEAN’S Covid-19 Response: Why Minorities and the Most Vulnerable Matter
• Us-china Tensions Will Be the ‘Defining Relationsh­ip’ of Our Time
• Vietnam is not alone in facing Chinese ire, but it is not willing to succumb to Chinese intimidati­on. As discussed here, what underpins Vietnam’s resolve is its commitment to becoming a sea-based — or ‘blue’ — economy.
• Middle Powers With a Difference
• The Promise of Pro-health Politics
• No Roads Lead to Washington
• An Inchoate End to the Age of Imitation
• What Hope Left for Hong Kong Protests?
• A Novel Attempt to Comprehend China
• US Colonialis­m’s Philippine Legacy
• Vietnam Revealed Through Fiction
• Us-korea-japan: Evolving Ties
• Tinkering with the ‘Temple of Science’
• Uncovering Japan’s Informal Politics
• Revolution Redefined After Tiananmen

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