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The International Institute for Asian Studies publishes The Newsletter four times a year. With a worldwide circulation of nearly 13,000 institutes and individuals in Europe, North America, Australia, and Asia, The Newsletter is a forum for scholars to share commentary and opinion; research essays; book, journal and website reviews; artwork; and announcements of events, projects and conferences with colleagues in academia and beyond. | Take a free subscription

The Newsletter 60 Summer 2012


Africa and the Chinese way

China is both a global power and a developing country – clearly still finding its way in the international system. Guest editor, Frans-Paul van der Putten, focuses on China’s relations with the African continent and how they diff er from those of other influential actors. The Focus articles identify specific elements of the Chinese way of dealing with political-economic diversity in the developing world; elements which allow China to clearly distinguish itself from the West.

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Contents

1.......... Cover download PDF
2.......... Contents download PDF
3.......... From the Director download PDF

The Study

4 - 5

The multiple meanings of tradition
By Catherine Ingram
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6 - 7

On the causes of socialism’s deconstruction
By Irina Morozova
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8 - 9

Mukul Dey: an autobiographically modern Indian artist
By Adrienne Fast
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10

Translation studies go Asian in a quantitative way
By Alexandre Sotov and Meng Ji
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11

Opium, empire and Assam
By Kawal Deep Kour
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12 - 13

The forgotten Penang hill station
By Louis Zweers
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14

Kazakhstan and Perestroika: was a chance at “heroism” lost?
By Tolganay Umbetalieva
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15

Tackling the overweight problem: healthy Japan was no exception
By Kaori Takano
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16

Reading seventeenth century Dutch
Special feature page: The Alumnus

By Willem Vogelsang
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The Focus: Africa and the Chinese way

19 - 20

Africa and the Chinese way
By Frans-Paul van der Putten
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21

Choose your own development path: providing advice without interference?
By Sanne van der Lugt
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22 - 23

Harmony, unity and diversity in China’s world
By William A. Callahan
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24 - 25

How China seduces Africa
By Mamoudou Gazibo & Olivier Mbabia
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26 - 27

China’s policy toward Africa: a Chinese perspective
By Zhang Qingmin and Song Wei
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28 - 29

Harmonious racism. China’s civilizational soft power in Africa
By Chih-Yu Shih
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30

China and Africa’s development: the testing ground of a world power
By Stephen Ellis
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The Review

17 - 18 New for review download PDF

31 New ICAS and IIAS publications download PDF

32 - 33

Geopolitical contention and institutional inadequacy in the global energy game
By Yifei Li
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33

Individual choice but not individualism: new mortuary rites in Japan
By Eyal Ben-Ari
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34

Rejection and embrace
By William Noseworthy
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35

Analysing China’s changing society
By C.M. de Boer
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36

Strategic restraint?
By Chris Ogden
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37

Memorial landscapes
By Nicholas Tarling
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The Network

38 - 39... Announcements download PDF

40 - 41... IIAS News download PDF

42 - 44... News from Asia download PDF

45.......... ICAS download PDF

46.......... IIAS Research Projects download PDF

47..........  IIAS Fellows download PDF

The Portrait

48

The most beautiful flowers often bloom in hidden places
By Matthias Naranjo Aguilera
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Previous issues

The Newsletter 62


NL 62 Winter 2012
Chinese and EU Energy Security

The Newsletter 61


NL 61 Autumn 2012
Swiss photographic collections on Asia

 

The Newsletter 60


NL 60 Summer 2012
Africa and the Chinese way

The Newsletter 59


NL 59 Spring 2012
Postcolonial Dialogues

 

The Newsletter 58


NL 58 Autumn 2011
Food Security and Land Grabbing

The Newsletter 57


NL 57 Summer 2011
Cultural Heritage


The Newsletter 56


NL 56 Spring 2011
Supplementary Education

ICAS7


ICAS 7
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The Newsletter 55 - Winter 2010


NL55 Winter 2010
Urbanisation in East Asia

 

NL54 Summer 2010
Religion and Global Empire


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