Part I: Country Review 1. Japan, Simon Avenell 2. South Korea, Yooil Bae 3. China, Anthony J. Spires 4. Hong Kong, Alvin Y. So 5. Taiwan, Anru Lee 6. Mongolia, Bumochir Dulam. 7 The Philippines, Jorge V. Tigno 8. Vietnam, Jörg Wischermann and Dang Thi Viet Phuong 9. Malaysia, Gaik Cheng Khoo 10. Singapore, Gillian Koh and Debbie Soon 11. Indonesia, Vedi R. Hadiz 12. Cambodia, Astrid Norén-Nilsson 13. Laos, Gretchen Kunze 14. Thailand, Bencharat Sae Chua 15. Burma (Myanmar), Stephen McCarthy 16. India, Pradeep Taneja and Salim Kassim-Lakha 17. Pakistan, Nadeem Malik 18. Bangladesh, M. Anwar Hossen 19. Nepal, Mukta S. Tamang 20. Bhutan, Michiyo Kiwako Okuma Nyström 21. Sri Lanka, Udan Fernando Part II: Thematic Review 22. Democratization, Apichai W. Shipper 23. Authoritarian Rule, Jörg Wischermann 24. The Third Sector, Ruth Phillips 25. Social Enterprises, Rosario Laratta 26. Philanthropy, Masayuki Deguchi 27. Development, Chika Watanabe 28. Media, Claudia Astarita 29. Human Rights, Jennifer Chan 30. Family, Allison Alexy 31. Queer, Claire Maree 32. Youth Activism, Ian Rowen 33. Migration, Daniel Kremers and Stefan Rother 34. Base Protest, Yuko Kawato 35. Sustainability and Climate Governance, Janelle Knox-Hayes
Biography
Akihiro Ogawa is Professor of Japanese Studies at the Asia Institute of the University of Melbourne.
