East Asian Policy (EAP)

2015 - 2025

Current editor(s): Jessica Loon

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Analysing the Perceptions, Key Issues and Challenges of Japan’s New Defence White Paper 2020 pp. 5-18: Eiichi Katahara
Okinawa Beyond the Hub-and-spoke Alliance System: A Reappraisal pp. 19-33: Carmina Yu Untalan
Emerging Challenges of Japan’s Cooperative Approach to China pp. 34-46: Naoko Eto
Japan’s Practice of Modern Monetary Theory amid the Pandemic Recession pp. 47-56: Yuqing Xing
Understanding ASEAN as a Relational Community: A Study Focused on Political-security Aspects pp. 57-72: Zhili Han
Italy and China: Much Ado about an MoU pp. 73-89: Giulio Pugliese
China–Middle East Relations: New Developments, New Challenges pp. 90-101: Zhiqun Zhu
China’s Rail Infrastructure On Track to Go Global pp. 102-110: Walker Darke

Rather Than COVID-19, is the US-China Trade War the Real Threat to Global Supply Chains? pp. 5-18: Troy Stangarone
Impact of COVID-19 on ASEAN-China Cooperation and Its Prospects pp. 19-32: Yue Yang and Fujian Li
The Evolving Role of the Military in China’s COVID-19 Response pp. 33-48: Nan Li
South Korea’s 2020 Election Amid COVID-19 pp. 49-62: Sung Chull Kim
Hong Kong’s COVID-19 Politics Amid Deteriorating China-US Relations pp. 63-79: Victor Teo
Time to Forgive and Learn: A Better Future for South Korea and Japan pp. 80-91: Chun Hee Yang and Hahnkyu Park
Japan and Korea: A Fragile Relationship pp. 92-103: Haruko Satoh
Strange Bedfellows: Beijing and Taipei’s South China Sea Policies pp. 104-115: John F Copper

The Chinese Communist Party and Politics 2019/2020 pp. 5-14: Gang Chen
Chinese Foreign Policy in 2019: Coping with Hard Times pp. 15-28: Lance L P Gore
Hong Kong’s Tumultuous Year: The Challenges of Democratisation and Localist Nationalism to China’s “One Country, Two System” Principle pp. 29-44: Victor Teo
Taiwan’s 2020 Presidential, Vice Presidential and Legislative Election: Testing Election Theories pp. 45-56: John F Copper
South Korea in 2019: Unfulfilled Ambitions, Debilitating Troubles pp. 57-67: Yongwook Ryu
North Korea 2019–2020 pp. 68-79: Sung Chull Kim
Techno-nationalism in China–US Relations: Implications for Universities pp. 80-92: Paul Evans
South Korea’s China Policy pp. 93-105: Jaewoo Choo
Turkey and China: Contemporary Political, Economic and Strategic Relations pp. 106-117: Colin Duerkop

Chinese Economy in 2019: Structural Reforms and Firms’ Behaviour amid Growing Uncertainties pp. 5-18: Jiwei Qian
China’s Economy on a Rocky Trajectory pp. 19-31: Yao Li and Sarah Tong
Chinese Society in 2019: Navigating Another Bumpy Year pp. 32-44: Litao Zhao
A Stable Chinese Society in 2019: Under Tightening Control pp. 45-58: Juan Chen and Wei Shan
Hong Kong’s Economy Navigating Turbulent Times pp. 59-71: Chen Li
Taiwan’s Economy in 2019: Reaping Benefits from the US–China Trade War pp. 72-82: Min-Hua Chiang
South Korea’s Economy in 2019/20: Slow Recovery, Growing Social Expenditure and the Fourth Industrial Revolution pp. 83-94: Tomoo Kikuchi, Seung-Hwan Jeong and Gun-Woo Lee
Global Value Chains and the Innovation of the Chinese Mobile Phone Industry pp. 95-109: Yuqing Xing
Housing Policies in Hong Kong pp. 110-124: Tai Wei Lim

Domestic Sources of the US Trade War with China pp. 5-18: Troy Stangarone
Uncertain Times: The Reconstruction of China–US Relationship pp. 19-27: Weixing Chen
Mamallapuram Summit Held in Uncertainties: India’s and China’s Continuing Efforts to Pluck Low-Hanging Fruit pp. 28-36: Renjie Feng and Dingkun Lei
China–Israel Relations: Past, Present and Prospect pp. 37-45: Zhiqun Zhu
Market-based Climate Policy in China? The Case of Emissions Trading Systems pp. 46-59: Erik Baark
Birth Control to Birth Promotion? China’s Population Policy at a Crossroads pp. 60-73: Min Zhang
Accounting for the Recent Uptick in US–Taiwan Relations pp. 74-87: John F Copper
American Public Opinion and Cross-strait Relations pp. 88-97: Shaohua Hu
Do Japanese Economic Puzzles Validate Modern Monetary Theory? pp. 98-107: Yuqing Xing

East Asian Regionalism: A New Momentum for Multilateralism? pp. 5-13: Don Moon
Game of Patience: Is Complete Denuclearisation of North Korea Possible? pp. 14-24: Chun Hee Yang and Hahnkyu Park
China’s Core Interests and Critical Role in North Korea’s Denuclearisation pp. 25-38: Jingdong Yuan
South Korea-Japan Relations in the 2010s: Ambivalent Strategic and Economic Partners? pp. 39-49: Yanghyeon Jo and Peng Er Lam
Southeast Asia’s Roles in Inter-Korean Affairs pp. 50-58: Erik Mobrand and Hyejin Kim
Smart City Seoul pp. 59-67: Yu-Min Joo
Japan’s Deflation, Monetary Policy and Issues Ahead pp. 68-81: Gene Park
Donald Trump’s Asia Policy pp. 82-95: Lowell Dittmer
Chinese Communist Party’s Grass-roots Organisations in Enterprises since the 1990s: Changes and Challenges pp. 96-106: Yao Li
Legal Treatment of Foreign Drug Offenders Who Face Capital Punishment in China pp. 107-119: Bin Liang

China’s Indigenous Innovation Policies pp. 5-12: Erik Baark
China’s Economic Relations with Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Sustained by Persistent Technological Gaps pp. 13-23: Min-Hua Chiang
Technology as a Battleground: US Demands, China’s Responses pp. 24-33: Litao Zhao and Xiangru Yin
China’s E-commerce Development and Its Implication pp. 34-45: Tuan Yuen Kong
The Financialisation of the State Sector in China pp. 46-60: Barry Naughton
China’s Rising Financial Risks and Liquidity Problems pp. 61-76: Yao Li
China’s Approaches to the South China Sea Code of Conduct Negotiation pp. 77-86: Feng Zhang
Japan’s Foreign Talent Policy pp. 87-94: Tai Wei Lim
Major Security Challenges to China’s Belt and Road Initiative pp. 95-103: Nan Li
Mixed Ownership Reforms of China’s State-owned Enterprises pp. 104-116: Sarah Tong and Xiangru Yin

Constitutional Amendments and Party Power Centralisation in China pp. 5-13: Gang Chen
Chinese Economy 2018: Transforming Economic Structures and Stabilising Growth pp. 14-32: Jiwei Qian
Chinese Society 2018: Stabilising Development Amid Uncertainties pp. 33-43: Litao Zhao
A Watershed Year: Chinese Foreign Policy in 2018 pp. 44-58: Lance L P Gore
Hong Kong in 2018: Relative Calm and Getting Down to Work pp. 59-66: Tai Wei Lim
Hong Kong’s Economy Treading on Slippery Ground pp. 67-79: Yang Zhang and Sarah Tong
Taiwan’s Politics 2018: The Dilemma of the Movement Government pp. 80-89: Dongtao Qi
Japan in 2018: Abe Administration Surviving Scandals, Consolidating Power pp. 90-99: Peng Er Lam
South Korea’s Politics 2018: Unpredictable External Relations and a Slowing Economy pp. 100-110: Jaewoo Choo
South Korea’s Economy 2018: Setbacks of Moon Jae-In’s Reform pp. 111-120: Min-Hua Chiang
North Korea in 2018: Nuclear Charm Offensives pp. 121-132: Jingdong Yuan