• Between Tradition and Modernity: The Composite Photographs of Lang Jingshan,
• The Pursuit of Pleasure: Perversion and Pathology in Wang Xiaobo's "Sentiments Like Water"
• Sovereignty vs. Autonomy: Challenging Hong Kong Relationship with the Mainland
• "Secular Saints" of Xinjiang: Qurban Tulum, Qadir Baqi, and the Installation of "Ethnic Unity" Heroes
• The Politics and Economics of Sino-Nigeria Relations 1960-2008: An Uneasy Alliance with the Dragon

• Structural Intertextuality in Murakami Haruki's Fiction: Links to Japanese Literature Through the Mukogawa Paradigm
• Portable Gaming in Japan: Redefining Urban Play Space and Changing Gameplay
• A "New History" of the Rising Sun: Controversies of Japanese History Textbooks

• Films and Traditional and Modern Females in Colonial Korea
• Regime Stability and Leadership Transition

• The Heart of Time: Moral Agency in Twentieth-Century Chinese Fiction
  Sabina Knight Fang Xie
• Substantial Justice: An Anthropology of Village Courts in Papua New Guinea
  Michael Goddard Debojyoti Das
• Shanghai: China's Gateway to Modernity
  Marie-Claire Bergerè Mi Zhao
• From Ah Q to Lei Feng: Freud and Revolutionary Spirit in 20th Century China
  Wendy Larson Shu Yang

Source: Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs