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Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs

Volume 2   |   Summer 2002
Editorial
 

Current Affairs

News and Themes from East Asia
  • China  | Shi-Chin Lin
  • Japan  | Andrew MacDonald
  • Korea  |  Albert Suh
  • Southeast Asia  |  Dinyar Patel

Greater China

Civil Law Development
China and Taiwan
          Yin-Ching Chen
Ripe for Cooperation
The Sino-American Relationship Since September 11
          Sigurd E. Ulland
The Case of the Virgin Prostitute
Chinese Media and Legal Reform
          Qiang Fang
Between Worlds
Guardians in Tibet as Agents of Transformation
          Kumar Narayanan
 

Japan

The Japanese Wireless Telecommunications Industry
Innovation, Organizational Structures, and Government Policy
          Kenji Erik Kushida
Revising the Japanese Commercial Code
A Summary and Evaluation of the Reform Effort
          Mark Poe, Kay Shimizu, Jeannie Simpson
 

Korea

Ambivalences in the South Korean National Security
An Evaluation of the U.S.-Korea Security Alliance
          Georgi Diankov
 

Greater East Asia

Institutionalized 'Corruption'
Implications for Legal Reform in Indonesia: the Need to Make Haste Slowly
          Curtis E. Renoe
The Roots and Societal Impact of Islam in Southeast Asia
An Interview with Professor Mark Mancall
          Anthony Shih
Burma, ASEAN, and Human Rights
The Decade of Constructive Engagement, 1991-2001
          Mann (Mac) Bunyanunda

 

Editorial Board


Editors in Chief:
Josephine Lau
Phillip Y. Lipscy

Section Editors:
Thomas Slayton (China)
Junko Sasaki (Japan)
Albert Suh (Korea)
Dinyar Patel (Greater East Asia)
Andrew MacDonald (Current Affairs)

Editorial Staff:
Georgi Diankov
Patrick Dooling
Jennifer Hwa
Wei Qing Jen
Adam Kwok
   Shi-Chin Lin
  Terry Huang Lin
  Harry Perlmutter
  Anthony Shih
  Victorien Wu

Production Board


Executive Business Manager:
Tie Wee Tan

Publicity:
Diana Lam

Layout Editors:
Teresa Kim
Bojia Li
Jenny Wu

Copy Editor:
Chiawen Kiew

Webmasters:
Ken Lai
Frenje Wee

Faculty Sponsors


Gordon Chang, Associate Professor, History
Jean Oi, Professor, Political Science
Daniel Okimoto, Professor, Political Science
Haun Saussy, Associate Professor, Asian Languages and Comparative Literature
Chao Fen Sun, Associate Professor, Asian Languages
Andrew Walder, Professor, Sociology
 

Special Thanks to:


Xiaohong Shen, Connie Chin, and the Center for East Asian Studies
Associated Students of Stanford University