Southeast Review of Asian Studies 2005

• Contents, Contributors

      Articles

• On Social Mobility, the Military, and Democratization: Contrasting Evolutions in Korea and Burma. Notes for a Preliminary Inquiry

• Breathing Disaffection: The Impact of Irish Nationalist Journalism on India's Native Press

• President Hồ Speaks to the Children: Thiếu Sinh Magazine and the New Child in 1945 Revolutionary Vietnam

• Education and Autonomy: Muslim Women as Effective Role Models in a Calcutta Basti

• Wu Zhao’s Remarkable Aviary

• Pham Duy and Modern Vietnamese History

• The Hip Hop Impact on Japanese Youth Culture

• Implicating Colonial Memory and the Atomic Bombing: Hayashi Kyoko’s Three Short Stories

• Mythologies and Miracles: The Saikoku Kannon and Peregrinogenesis

• The Production of Holy Water: The Contribution of Puppeteers to Balinese Life Cycle Rituals

• Dying for Love in The Peony Pavilion and Romeo and Juliet

      Scholarly Notes

• Japan’s 2002 Educational Reforms:  The American Experiment

• A Visit to the Centre for Indian Literature in English and Translation

• China: Astonishing but Troubled Rising Star

• Neo-Leftist Theory, Neo-Liberalist Theory and Neo-Authoritarian Theory: A Debate in the National Social Science Academy of China

      Book Reviews

• Gerald Horne. Race War! White Supremacy and the Japanese Attack on the British Empire

• Kien Nguyen, The Unwanted: A Memoir

• Karl Meyer,  The Dust of Empire: The Race for Mastery in the Asian Heartland

• Sharankumar Limbale, The Outcaste Akkarmashi

• Edward Leroy Long, Jr. Facing Terrorism: Responding as Christians

• Anchee Min, Empress Orchid: A Novel

• Susan L. Burns, Before the Nation: Kokugaku and the Imagining of Community in Early Modern Japan

• Sunil Khilnani, The Idea of India

• Annie R. Wang:  Lili: A Novel of Tiananmen

• Wu Naing Oo,  Hidden Records of Atrocities in Burma’s Prisons

• Susumu Shimazono, From Salvation to Spirituality: Popular Religious Movements in Modern Japan

• Wu Naing Oo.  Hidden Records of Atrocities in Burma’s Prisons

• Robert Whiting, The Meaning of Ichiro: The New Wave from Japan and the Transformation of our National Pastime

• Akira Yoshimura, One Man’s Justice