New Cambridge Element, Green BRI as the New BRI, by Min Ye and Jiaqi Wang, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
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Do crises catalyse regional cooperation? Reassessing the viability of crisis-driven regionalism in Northeast Asia - https://cup.org/4mkWHSN

- Muhui Zhang & Dae-Joong Lee

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The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji

The Communist Party of China by Ben Hillman and Fengyuan Ji
An interdisciplinary collection exploring the ideology and mechanisms behind the Communist Party of China's grip on political power.
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Do crises catalyse regional cooperation? Reassessing the viability of crisis-driven regionalism in Northeast Asia - https://cup.org/4mkWHSN

- Muhui Zhang & Dae-Joong Lee

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JJPS abstract examining why economically advantaged and disadvantaged voters in South Korea support conservative parties. It highlights the impact of class consciousness and social identity on political behavior over local elections from 2012 to 2022.

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Between the ladder and the mirror: subjective class consciousness and voting under inequality in South Korea - https://cup.org/4jZqb7L

- Seungwoo Han

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JJPS abstract discussing how populism can emerge in new democracies, focusing on the 2022 South Korean presidential campaigns. It examines populist rhetoric, predicting their potential influence on elections.

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Stirring the populist tide: campaign rhetoric and electoral choices in the 2022 Korean presidential election - https://cup.org/46jNOlw

- Sunkyoung Park & Yongwoo Jeung

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JJPS abstract discussing how courts and judicial institutions are involved in armed conflict situations, mainly focusing on state use of courts to deter political challenges. The article mentions cases in Nepal between 1991 and 2006, linking them to the onset of the Maoist conflict.

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Prosecuting the political opposition: the court and subnational variation in the onset of the Maoist conflict in Nepal - https://cup.org/49XNJ8d

- Madhav Joshi (University of Notre Dame)

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JJPS abstract discussing how international organizations like the World Health Organization are perceived, focusing on trust in COVID-19 information. Includes survey data from Americans comparing WHO information to domestic sources, highlighting political influences.

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Effect of international organizations’ direct engagement with the public: information source credibility and the public’s attitudes towards COVID-19-related measures - cup.org/45DgpSP

- Nam Kyu Kim, Byungwon Woo & Joonseok Yang

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Drawing on Earl’s framework of political repression, I conceptualise economic repression, a set of covert and overt tactics that fall short of political arrest and prosecution, which aim to eliminate, convert, and/or silence dissenting business behaviour in the context of Hong Kong.

JJPS abstract discussing political control of businesses in authoritarian contexts, with a focus on Hong Kong. It highlights the targeting of businesses such as Cathay Pacific, Taipan Bakery, Apple Daily, and Chickeeduck for economic repression, examining the effects on operational costs and economic ties.

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Economic instruments of political control: Hong Kong businesses under China’s comprehensive jurisdiction - https://cup.org/3XWo4r5

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Policy emulation and vested interests: Japan’s strategic response to economic security amid US–China technology competition - https://cup.org/4dhMF2u

- Hidetaka Yoshimatsu (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)

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JJPS abstract examining why economically advantaged and disadvantaged voters in South Korea support conservative parties. It highlights the impact of class consciousness and social identity on political behavior over local elections from 2012 to 2022.

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Between the ladder and the mirror: subjective class consciousness and voting under inequality in South Korea - https://cup.org/4jZqb7L

- Seungwoo Han

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JJPS abstract discussing how populism can emerge in new democracies, focusing on the 2022 South Korean presidential campaigns. It examines populist rhetoric, predicting their potential influence on elections.

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Stirring the populist tide: campaign rhetoric and electoral choices in the 2022 Korean presidential election - https://cup.org/46jNOlw

- Sunkyoung Park & Yongwoo Jeung

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JJPS abstract discussing how courts and judicial institutions are involved in armed conflict situations, mainly focusing on state use of courts to deter political challenges. The article mentions cases in Nepal between 1991 and 2006, linking them to the onset of the Maoist conflict.

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Prosecuting the political opposition: the court and subnational variation in the onset of the Maoist conflict in Nepal - https://cup.org/49XNJ8d

- Madhav Joshi (University of Notre Dame)

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JJPS abstract discussing how international organizations like the World Health Organization are perceived, focusing on trust in COVID-19 information. Includes survey data from Americans comparing WHO information to domestic sources, highlighting political influences.

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Effect of international organizations’ direct engagement with the public: information source credibility and the public’s attitudes towards COVID-19-related measures - cup.org/45DgpSP

- Nam Kyu Kim, Byungwon Woo & Joonseok Yang

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JJPS abstract discussing political control of businesses in authoritarian contexts, with a focus on Hong Kong. It highlights the targeting of businesses such as Cathay Pacific, Taipan Bakery, Apple Daily, and Chickeeduck for economic repression, examining the effects on operational costs and economic ties.

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Economic instruments of political control: Hong Kong businesses under China’s comprehensive jurisdiction - https://cup.org/3XWo4r5

- @debbychan.bsky.social

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Grassroots economic interdependence: evidence from US–China higher education partnerships - https://cup.org/4d2f4td

- Qin Liu & Tao Li

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Dazai Shundai: Writings on Political Economy by Peter Flueckiger
Introduces the pathbreaking writings on political economy by the Japanese Confucian scholar Dazai Shundai (1680–1747).
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Call for Applications: 2026 Research Development Group for Early-Career Scholars from Southeast Asia | Deadline: March 8, 2026 - Call for Applications: 2026 Research Development Group for Early-Career Scholars from Southeast Asia | 122nd APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition Application Deadline: Sunday, March 8, 2026 | Apply here…

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Rice Politics in Southeast Asia by Jamie S. Davidson.
Examines performance legitimacy stemming from the Green Revolution to explain rice protectionism in Southeast Asia's large rice importers.
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'Are voters less likely to support politicians when they wear face masks?' by Kiho Muroga & Charles Crabtree - https://cup.org/4swF8lm

Homesick Nation by Linda Qian
Explores migration and development in contemporary China though the lens of xiangchou - homesickness and rural nostalgia.
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