Table Of Content

The Pacific Review, Vol. 15 No. 4 2002: 571-572 Index to Volume 15 Articles A chance for a breakthrough in Russo-Japanese relations: will the logic of great power relations prevail? (Gilbert Rozman) A ‘nation of intent’ in Burma: Karen ethno-nationalism, nationalism and narrations of nation (Ananda Rajah) After dirigisme: globalization, democratisation, the still faulted state and its social discontent in Korea (Hun Joo Park) Attempts at diversification: Mexico and Pacific Asia (Jérg Faust and Uwe Franke) Citizen participation through mobilization and the rise of political Islam in Indonesia (Donald J. Porter) Competitiveness concerns in Hong Kong: business fears and government incomprehension (Edmund R. Thompson) Does ASEAN measure up? Post-Cold War diplomacy and the idea of regional community (Tobias Nischalke) 89 Domestic institutions, liberalization patterns, and uneven crises in Korea and Taiwan (Xiaoke Zhang) 409 Embedding Korea’s unification multilaterally (Hanns W. Maull and Sebastian Harnisch) 29 Ethno-nationalism in process: ethnicity, atavism and indigenism in Riau, Indonesia (Vivienne Wee) The Pacific Review ISSN 0951-2748 print/ISSN 1470-1332 online 2002 Taylor & Francis Ltd http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals 572 Index Evaluating Track II approaches to security diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific: the CSCAP experience (Sheldon W. Simon) Gender, quality of life, and growth in Asia 1970-90 (Stephanie Seguino) Japan and Korea: should the US be worried about their new spat in 2001? (Gilbert Rozman) New geographies and temporalities of power: exploring the new fault-lines of Southeast Asia (Vivienne Wee and Kanishka Jayasuriya) Policy networks in South Korea and Taiwan during the democratic era (Hisahiro Kondoh) Realism and constructivism in Southeast Asian security studies today: a review essay (Sorpong Peou) Regional arrangements for providing liquidity in a financial crisis: developments in East Asia (Graham Bird and Ramkishen S. Rajan) Role of the state in Chinese enterprises listed in Hong Kong (Ma Shu- Yun) Saints, scholars and the idealized past in Philippine Muslim separatism (Tom McKenna) Social demand, state capability and globalization: Japan—China trade friction over safeguards (Hidetaka Yoshimatsu) Why might constructed nationalist and ethnic ideologies come into confrontation with each other? (David Brown) Text Bird, Graham Porter, Donald J. Brown, David Rajah, Ananda Faust, Jorg Rajan, Ramkishen S. Franke, Uwe Rozman, Gilbert Harnisch, Sebastian Seguino, Stephanie Jayasuriya, Kanishka Shu-Yun, Ma Kondoh, Hisahiro Simon, Sheldon W. Maull, Hanns W. Thompson, Edmund R. McKenna, Tom Wee, Vivienne 475, Nischalke, Tobias Yoshimatsu, Hidetaka Park, Hun Joo Zhang, Xiaoke Peou, Sorpong