2004
Contemporary China
Taiwan’s 2004 Presidential Election: Implications for Taiwan’s Politics
By: Elizabeth F. Larus
New Historical Thinking in China’s Reform Era(1979-Present): Background on Establishment Historians
By: Edward S. Krebs
Politics and Religion in South and Southeast Asia
Conflict in Kashmir: A Study in State-Society Breakdown
By: Gerald Meyerle
Walking Through the Indigenous Religious Field: A Field Report on Malaysian Borneo
By: Wei Zhang
Interview with Valclav Havel on Burma: “Without inner freedom you can achieve nothing”
By: Min Zin
Essays on Buddhism and Buddhist History
A Critical Analysis of Brian Victoria’s Perspectives on Modern Japanese Buddhist History
By: Daniel A. Metraux
Three Essays on Contemporary Buddhism
Revolutionary Women on the Edge of Change: Buddhism in Cuba
Not Relying on Signs: Wisdom Lessons on Bodhisattva Values from the Diamond Sutra
The Trouble with Emptiness
By: Jennifer Manlowe
Self,Selfnessness and Liberation
By: Ornuma Wawsri
The Middle East,Islam and Judaism
The United Nations and the Comtemporary World Crisis
By: Gordon Bowen
The Burden of Freedom: Misconceptions of Liberty in the Arab Street: Case Study: Palestine
By: Elizabeth Saylor
Jihad: Faith, Fanaticism and the Circles of the Soul
By: Ruth Rowe
Auschwitz and Jewish Krakow
By: Daniel A. Metraux
Book Reviews
John Nathan,Japan Unbound: A Volatile Nation’s Quest for Pride and Purpose.
By: Daniel A. Metraux
Andrew Marshall, The Trouser People: A Story of Burma in the Shadow of the Empire.
By: Khin Oo
James L. Huffman,A Yankee in Meiji Japan: The Crusading Journalist Edward H. House.
By: Daniel A. Metraux
Takkatho Nay Win, Biographical Sketches of General Aung San.
By: Khin Oo