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Volume 10, issue 4, 2012

The European Union, Vietnam, and Human Rights as Law: the case of the 1995 EU–Vietnam framework agreement and its human rights clause pp. 215-231

Matthias Maass

Southeast Asian cooperation in health: a comparative perspective on regional health governance in ASEAN and the EU pp. 233-250

Marie Lamy and Kai Phua

Bangladeshi migration to Italy: the family perspective pp. 251-265

Md Rahman and M. Kabir

Between policy and reality: multiculturalism, the second generation, and the third space in Britain pp. 267-285

Sharmani Gabriel, Edmund Gomez and Zarine Rocha

Korea’s middle power activism and peacekeeping operations pp. 287-299

Sangtu Ko

From Kim Jong Il to Kim Jong Un: nuclear impasse or diplomatic opportunity? pp. 301-316

Er-Win Tan and Geetha Govindasamy

The Kurdish problem, print media, and democratic consolidation in Turkey pp. 317-333

Emre Toros

The China effect in anxious Europe pp. 335-340

Gungwu Wang

Volume 10, issue 2, 2012

The EU’s Asia: renegotiating boundaries, renegotiating norms pp. 91-97

Bart Gaens, Juha Jokela and Mikael Mattlin

Changing definitions of Asia pp. 99-112

Pekka Korhonen

China, Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: blessing or curse for new regionalism in Central Asia? pp. 113-126

Teemu Naarajärvi

Comparing regional organisations in global multilateral institutions: ASEAN, the EU and the UN pp. 127-143

Jens-Uwe Wunderlich

Interregional relations and legitimacy in global governance: the EU in ASEM pp. 145-164

Juha Jokela and Bart Gaens

The European Union, Burma/Myanmar and ASEAN: A challenge to European norms and values or a new opportunity? pp. 165-180

Sophie Rocher

Dead on arrival: normative EU policy towards China pp. 181-198

Mikael Mattlin

The governance of fertility through gender equality in the EU and Japan pp. 199-214

Jemima Repo

Volume 10, issue 1, 2012

Region-building and critical juncture: Europe and Northeast Asia in comparative perspective pp. 1-20

Sam-Sang Jo

Comparing urban renewal in Barcelona and Seoul—urban management in conditions of competition among global cities pp. 21-39

Matjaž Uršič and Blaž Križnik

A step as normative power: the EU’s human rights policy towards North Korea pp. 41-56

Moosung Lee

Nuclear power for climate mitigation? Contesting frames in Korean newspapers pp. 57-73

Sun-Jin Yun

Do Russia and China promote autocracy in Central Asia? pp. 75-89

Inna Melnykovska, Hedwig Plamper and Rainer Schweickert

Volume 9, issue 2, 2012

Leadership, decision-making and governance in the European Union and East Asia: crisis and post-crisis pp. 73-76

Ramon Pacheco Pardo

Leadership, decision-making and governance in the EU and East Asia: crisis and post-crisis pp. 77-90

Ramon Pacheco Pardo

Two crises, two responses: adjustment of economic governance in ASEAN and the European Union pp. 91-106

Petr Blizkovsky

The EU’s response to the global financial crisis and sovereign debt crisis pp. 107-124

Iain Begg

At the receiving end—Irish perspectives and response to the banking and sovereign debt crises pp. 125-139

Paul Gillespie

Asia’s multi-level response to the global financial crisis pp. 141-157

Jikon Lai and John Ravenhill

German crisis management and leadership—from ignorance to procrastination to action pp. 159-177

Kurt Hübner

The relativity of decline: a reappraisal of French leadership and influence in a time of global crisis pp. 179-196

Reuben Wong and Albrecht Sonntag

China’s response to the global financial crisis and its regional leadership in East Asia pp. 197-209

Gerald Chan

Regional leadership—Japanese style: Japan through the crisis pp. 211-223

Julie Gilson

Quest for a stronger regional leadership and an upgraded global profile pp. 225-236

Sung-Hoon Park

Regional and multi-level governance: East Asian leadership after the global financial crisis pp. 237-254

Natasha Hamilton-Hart

The rise of “diminished multilateralism”: East Asian and European forum shopping in global governance pp. 255-270

Jürgen Rüland

Volume 9, issue 1, 2011

Inter-Korean cooperation in the fisheries industry: modeling trust and peace building on the ECSC pp. 1-11

Martyn Bruyn

Open method of coordination and the gloomy future of social Europe pp. 13-27

Weiqing Song

Whither East Asian economic integration? Korea’s regionalization cum globalization strategy pp. 29-42

Woosik Moon

Asian perceptions about the EU in the Asia–Europe Meeting (ASEM) pp. 43-56

Evi Fitriani

Regulating business impacts on human rights in Southeast Asia - lessons from the EU pp. 57-65

Mahdev Mohan

Europe after the debt crisis pp. 67-72

Joergen Moeller

Volume 8, issue 4, 2011

Japan's new global health policy and ASEM initiative pp. 453-455

Ikuo Yamahana

Health of internal labour migrants in India: some reflections on the current situation and way forward pp. 457-460

Anjali Borhade

Social determinants and risk factors for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in South Asian migrant populations in Europe pp. 461-473

Anita Davies, Carolyn Blake and Poonam Dhavan

Migration of health professionals from India: tracking the flow pp. 475-483

Sanghita Bhattacharyya, Indrajit Hazarika and Harish Nair

Health service utilization among widows living with HIV/AIDS: an interview survey in Manipur, India pp. 485-497

Jennifer Kipgen, C. Yesudian, Gaetano Marrone and Cecilia Lundborg

Gender and the burden of disease in ten Asian countries: An exploratory analysis pp. 499-512

Stella Quah

Older women, health, and social care in Singapore pp. 513-526

Treena Wu and Angelique Chan

Non-communicable disease risk factors in Mongolians aged 55–64 years pp. 527-540

Ts. Enkhjargal and I. Bolormaa

Regional and interregional integrative dynamics of ASEAN and EU in response to the avian influenza pp. 541-554

Naila Maier-Knapp

Ejaz Ghani (ed.). The poor half billion in South Asia: what is holding back lagging regions? USA: Oxford University Press; World Bank. 2010. 416 pages. Hard copy pp. 555-557

Manish Kakkar

Volume 8, issue 3, 2010

Notes on contributors pp. 263-266

Leonie Nagarajan

Regional cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region—recommendations to foster a joint understanding and take action against common risks and threats pp. 267-269

Christina Gestrin

The Baltic Sea and South China Sea regions: incomparable models of regional integration? pp. 271-277

Michael North and Barnard Turner

Transcending borders: the sea as realm of memory pp. 279-292

Peter Borschberg and Michael North

The meaning of “late socialism”: analyzing Estonians’ post-communist memory culture pp. 293-303

Kirsti Jõesalu

Regional integration and (trans)cultural memory pp. 305-315

Astrid Erll

The construction of spatial regional identities: the case of the Baltic in a global context pp. 317-326

Barnard Turner

Chinese maritime concepts pp. 327-338

Lixin Sun

New structures, changing identities: the concepts of the Baltic Sea region pp. 339-345

Giedrius Janauskas

The Baltic as a shipping and information area: the role of Amsterdam in Baltic integration in early modern Europe pp. 347-358

Toshiaki Tamaki

Environmental and economic cooperation in the Mekong region pp. 359-368

Vannarith Chheang

Economic and trade relations between Poland and China since 2004 pp. 369-378

Krystyna Palonka

Europe’s triple by-pass pp. 379-398

David Dusseault

The role of coal in the development of the Baltic and South China Sea regions pp. 399-412

Elspeth Thomson and Krish Booluck

Energy security concerns of China and ASEAN: trigger for conflict or cooperation in the South China Sea? pp. 413-426

Zhao Hong

The South China Sea security problem: towards regional cooperation pp. 427-434

Quang Pham

Severino, Rodolfo C; Thomson, Elspeth; and Hong, Mark (eds.), Southeast Asia in a New Era: Ten Countries, One Region in ASEAN (Institute of Southeast Asian Studies: Singapore). 2009. 279+ pp pp. 435-437

A. Mani

Alasdair Blair. The European Union since 1945. 2nd edition pp. 439-440

Barnard Turner

Yeo Lay Hwee/Wilhelm Hofmeister (eds.), The Asia–Europe Meeting. Engagement, enlargement and expectations (EU Centre in Singapore: 2010), 113 pages pp. 441-442

Sebastian Bersick

Volume 8, issue 2, 2010

Dialogue is the alpha and the omega: the Asia–Europe Foundation (ASEF) pp. 123-126

Dominique Girard

The EU in the eyes of Asia: Motivation and methodology pp. 127-131

Natalia Chaban and Martin Holland

Images, visibility and the prospects of soft power of the EU in Asia: the case of China pp. 133-147

Kenneth Chan

The perception of the European Union in Southeast Asia pp. 149-160

Clara Portela

EU perceptions in Northeast Asia: a cross-national comparative study of press coverage and citizens’ opinion pp. 161-175

Li Zhang

EU perceptions through the FTA lens: main results of interviews among the Korean “elites” pp. 177-191

Sung-Hoon Park and Sung-Won Yoon

The European Union in the eyes of India pp. 193-209

Rajendra Jain and Shreya Pandey

Clutching at the apron strings? New Zealand’s relationship with the EU and the possible consequences for ASEM pp. 211-226

Serena Kelly

Managing the conceptual gap on sovereignty in China–EU relations pp. 227-243

Zhongqi Pan

Perceptions of Asia in Europe pp. 245-255

Sebastian Bersick

Book reviews pp. 257-261

Georg Wiessala

Volume 8, issue 1, 2010

Can Europeans (still) think? pp. 5-9

Wolfgang Schüssel

Constructing the diasporic body: ritual practices among South Asians in Britain pp. 11-24

Eva Luksaite

China in the global migration order—historical perspectives and new trends pp. 25-43

Wei Shen

Injustice ignored: a case study of the irregular sea migration of the Rohingyan boat people pp. 45-59

Jacqueline Espenilla

Estimating the economic model of Hundi using micro-level data pp. 61-75

Mohammad Abdul Munim Joarder and Uddin Saleh

Legal production of illegality in a comparative perspective. The cases of Malaysia and Spain pp. 77-89

Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas

Determinants of firm compliance to environmental laws: a case study of Vietnam pp. 91-112

Mai Dao and George Ofori

Japan’s reform policies in the “lost decade” pp. 113-118

Albrecht Rothacher