| Afghanistan Beyond 2014: The Search for Security in the Heart of Asia | no. 17 (Jan 2014): 1–65 |
| Afghanistan Beyond 2014: The Search for Security in the Heart of Asia, Michael Wills | 2–5 |
| The United States and Afghanistan: A Diminishing Transactional Relationship, Xenia Dormandy and Michael Keating | 6–12 |
| Putin’s Predicament: Russia and Afghanistan after 2014, Mark N. Katz | 13–17 |
| The Limits of Cooperation: Central Asia, Afghanistan, and the New Silk Road, Kathleen Collins | 18–26 |
| Securing Indian Interests in Afghanistan Beyond 2014, C. Christine Fair | 27–32 |
| The New Great Game: Pakistan’s Approach to Afghanistan after 2014, Larry P. Goodson | 33–39 |
| Iran and Afghanistan: The Urgent Need for Inclusive Regional Diplomacy, Sumitha Narayanan Kutty | 40–46 |
| The Persian Gulf States and Afghanistan: Regional Geopolitics and Competing Interests, Kristian Coates Ulrichsen | 47–53 |
| Chinese Views of Post-2014 Afghanistan, Zhao Huasheng | 54–58 |
| Japanese Assistance in Afghanistan: Helping the United States, Acting Globally, and Making a Friend, Kuniko Ashizawa | 59–65 |
| Himalayan Water Security: The Challenges for South and Southeast Asia | no. 16 (Jul 2013): 1–50 |
| Introduction | 2–3 |
| Asia’s Unstable Water Tower: The Politics, Economics, and Ecology of Himalayan Water Projects, Kenneth Pomeranz | 4–10 |
| China’s Upstream Advantage in the Great Himalayan Watershed, Jennifer L. Turner, Susan Chan Shifflett, and Robert Batten | 11–18 |
| Melting the Geopolitical Ice in South Asia, Robert G. Wirsing | 19–25 |
| Himalayan Water Security: A South Asian Perspective, Tushaar Shah and Mark Giordano | 26–31 |
| Hydropower Dams on the Mekong: Old Dreams, New Dangers, Richard P. Cronin | 32–38 |
| Climate Change and Water Security in the Himalayan Region, Richard Matthew | 39–44 |
| Securing the Himalayas as the Water Tower of Asia: An Environmental Perspective, Jayanta Bandyopadhyay | 45–50 |
| Korean Political Engagement and U.S.-Korea Relations | no. 13 (Jan 2012): 17–80 |
| Introduction | 18 |
| Ethnicity and U.S. Foreign Policy: Korean Americans, Katharine H.S. Moon | 19–37 |
| Koreans in America: A Demographic and Political Portrait of Pattern and Paradox, Taeku Lee | 39–60 |
| Korean Civil Society and Trust-Building between South Korea and the United States, Yoonhee Kang | 61–80 |
| Northeast Asia’s New Leaders and the Challenges Ahead | no. 15 (Jan 2013): 45–68 |
| Introduction, Travis Tanner | 46–48 |
| Leadership Changes and Japan in 2012–13, Yoichiro Sato | 49–55 |
| China’s Leadership Change and Its Implications for Foreign Relations, Ren Xiao | 56–61 |
| North Korean Exceptionalism and South Korean Conventionalism: Prospects for a Reverse Formulation? Sung-Yoon Lee | 62–68 |
| Polar Pursuits: Asia Engages the Arctic | no. 18 (Jul 2014): 1–79 |
| Polar Pursuits: Asia Engages the Arctic, Michael Wills | 2–4 |
| The Changing Arctic: New Realities and Players at the Top of the World, Lawson Brigham | 5–13 |
| Asian States in U.S. Arctic Policy: Perceptions and Prospects, James Kraska | 14–21 |
| Canada and the Asian Observers to the Arctic Council: Anxiety and Opportunity, P. Whitney Lackenbauer | 22–29 |
| Asian Interests in the Arctic: Risks and Gains for Russia, Katarzyna Zysk | 30–38 |
| The Nordic Embrace: Why the Nordic Countries Welcome Asia to the Arctic Table, Leiv Lunde | 39–45 |
| Beyond the Dragon and the Panda: Understanding China’s Engagement in the Arctic, Kai Sun | 46–51 |
| Future-Proofing Japan’s Interests in the Arctic: Scientific Collaboration and a Search for Balance, Aki Tonami | 52–58 |
| South Korea’s Interests in the Arctic, Young Kil Park | 59–65 |
| The Arctic Novice: Singapore and the High North, Ian Storey | 66–72 |
| India’s Arctic Engagement: Challenges and Opportunities, Sanjay Chaturvedi | 73–79 |
| Regional Perspectives on U.S. Strategic Rebalancing | no. 15 (Jan 2013): 1–44 |
| Introduction, Abraham M. Denmark | 2–3 |
| Strategic Cooperation without Mutual Trust: A Path Forward for China and the United States, Yan Xuetong | 4–6 |
| A Japanese Perspective on U.S. Rebalancing toward the Asia-Pacific Region, Noboru Yamaguchi | 7–12 |
| U.S. Strategic Rebalancing to Asia: South Korea’s Perspective, Chaesung Chun | 13–17 |
| Taiwan in an Asian “Game of Thrones,” Alexander Chieh-cheng Huang | 18–20 |
| India: Between “Strategic Autonomy” and “Geopolitical Opportunity,” C. Raja Mohan | 21–25 |
| The Eagle and the Panda: An Owl’s View from Southeast Asia, Barry... |
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