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Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies, Pp 1-23 (2026)
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ISSN 2476-1036 · Taylor & Francis Group · 148 artikel di indeks
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China’s diplomacy in Central Asia: the logic of internal politics coupled with the logic of great power competition
This paper examines the evolving nature of China’s engagement in Central Asia, which in the 1990s was based on a narrow focus of border stabilization and anti-separatist diplomacy, has significantly expanded and integrated since the 2010s into a comprehensive strategy that includes robust security…
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Trade-growth dynamics in Central Asia: a causal analysis of international trade and GDP interactions
This study investigates the causal relationships between international trade, intraregional trade, and gross domestic product (GDP) growth across Central Asian countries. It aims to determine the direction, significance, and heterogeneity of these interactions, offering insights into how trade…
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Protest coordination across divisions: brokerage under democratic backsliding in Indonesia
Scholarship on civil society in Asia has often emphasized the structural constraints facing collective action under democratic backsliding. Yet less attention has been paid to the conditions under which fragmented civil society actors can overcome existing divisions and achieve coordinated protest…
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Why religious influence varies: historical roots of religious politics in Thailand and Indonesia
Why do dominant religions with considerable demographic weights and socio-historical prominence exhibit different degrees of political influence? This study compares Thailand and Indonesia, where Buddhist and Islamic majorities are central to national identity yet display sharply contrasting…
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“Dharma in Red”: the adaptation and interpretation of Vietnamese Buddhist doctrine under communist rule (1975–1981)
Scholarship on Buddhism under socialist regimes has emphasized state control, institutional co-optation, and religious negotiation, leaving the agency of Buddhist actors less fully examined. This study investigates how Vietnamese Buddhists preserved and reworked religious life during socialist…
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Exploring and bridging mismatches in Central Asian climate security: a multi-scale and multi-layered review of natural sciences and local realities
There is a prevailing consensus that ongoing climate change in Central Asia impacts not only the natural environment but also the region’s socio-economic stability. However, a notable disciplinary trend can be observed when reviewing the existing research in this area. Although the various…
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China and other major powers in Central Asia: strategies, initiatives, and partnerships in a changing security landscape
This special issue examines how the regional order in Central Asia is being reshaped amid major geopolitical transformations, particularly following the Russia – Ukraine war. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the region has faced persistent instability rooted in Soviet legacies, uneven…
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From the Digital Silk Road to the governance of cyberspace: China’s norm diffusion strategy in Central Asia
Over the past decade, China has emerged as a cyber power with potential to reshape cyber governance regionally and globally. Unlike the private sector-led multi-stakeholder approach promoted by the West, China has called for a multilateral approach to cyber governance, with an emphasis on greater…
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Analyzing the diversification of logistics in Central Asian countries: a study from the perspective of foreign relations
This article analyzes the implications of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine for the diversification of logistics and connectivity in Central Asia from an international political perspective. Due to its landlocked geography and structurally constrained geopolitical environment, logistics diversification…
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Counter-terrorism cooperation in Central Asia after the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan: strategic and institutional adaptation
The August 2021 withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan and the Taliban’s subsequent takeover sent shockwaves across Central Asia. While the return of the Taliban has been widely regarded as a threat to regional security, Afghanistan’s neighbors have taken a pragmatic approach to the regime…
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Deciphering China’s Central Asia policy: insights from state media narratives
Central Asia is crucial to China’s strategic goals, including energy security, regional stability, economic expansion, and geopolitical influence. After the Soviet Union’s collapse, China rapidly established diplomatic ties with Central Asian states, forming strategic partnerships exemplified by…
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Expansion of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization: a platform for regional cooperation or a tool for power projection?
Since 2015, the number of full member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has expanded from six to ten countries. In the 2020s, the withdrawal of the US from Afghanistan and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have altered the regional security landscape and economic conditions. The…
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The Sino-Russian strategic partnership: historical background and current state
This article provides an overview of the China-Russia strategic partnership, which is widely promoted by the governments of both countries as a special and exclusive relationship between the two countries in a new era. The article examines why China and Russia, who have historically been rivals or…
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The Philippines subnational relations with China: from antechamber to equality?
The Philippines – China relationship is one of the most volatile in Southeast Asia. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1975, the relations have oscillated from exceptional warmth to cold hostility. Despite this uncertainty, since 1982, subnational actors in the Philippines have…
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Multi-level climate governance or contested carbon exceptionalism? The (re)making of a low-carbon city in Shenzhen, China
As the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, China plays a decisive role in the global combat against climate change. As a result of both the central government’s campaign and policy transfers facilitated by numerous international and domestic actors, place-based decarbonization initiatives have…
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Mobility, spatial realities, and social changes in East Asia
Contemporary critical issues in Asia increasingly emerge at the nexus of the local, national, global, and digital realms driven by the dynamic interplay of varied forms of movement. These movements facilitate processes of transgression and inclusion, as well as border-making forms of…
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Reflections on the mobility turn and the relationality of (im)mobilities
The notion of dwelling/staying was once an important concept for explaining the existential conditions of human beings. The mobility turn in the mid-2000s signaled a paradigm shift in understanding movement and the ways in which movement influences the formation of material and social entities…
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Navigating market citizenship: Filipina marriage immigrants’ work lives in Japan
Since the late 1980s, Filipinas have migrated to Japan in large numbers, initially entering the country primarily as entertainers. Following years of circular migration between the Philippines and Japan, many have eventually settled in Japan through marriage to Japanese nationals. While existing…
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Overcoming shūkatsu allergy: use of anthropological and sociological works on job hunting at a university class in Japan
This paper explores the complex cultural and historical dimensions of shūkatsu – the structured process of job hunting among university students in Japan – through the lens of a university class (seminar) designed to encourage critical reflection. Drawing on classroom discussions, interviews with…
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Educational aspirations on the move: parenting, social class, and children’s mobilities in South Korea
This paper explores how South Korean parents’ aspirations for their children’s education shape children’s spatial mobilities across social classes. Drawing on in-depth interviews with parents of children aged 4–13, this study examines how social class influences parents’ strategies for arranging…