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The Russian Federation’s Policies Toward the Korean Security Crisis: Moscow’s Pivot Toward China pp. 6-19: Anthony V. Rinna
Xi Jinping and His New Zhijiang Army: A Perspective from Social Network Analysis pp. 20-36: Simin Li
Book Review of Christian Imperialism: Converting the World in the Early American Republic. By Emily Conroy-Krutz pp. 37-39: Curtis Keltner
Challenges and Prospects in the Counter Terrorism Approach to Boko Haram: 2009 – 2018 pp. 40-56: Wazeer Murtala
Russia as a Great Power? A Case Study of Southeast Asia pp. 57-65: Joshua Espeña & Don McLain Gill

Addressing the Crimes of Torture and Enforced Disappearances in Latin America: Achievements and Challenges from a Human Rights Perspective pp. 5-62: Mateo Corrales Hoyos
Japan’s Defense Diplomacy in South East Asia pp. 6-49: Daniel Foulkes Leon
Book Review - Ethiopia and the Nile: Dilemmas of National and Regional Hydropolitics pp. 63-66: Semahegn Asmare Belay
EU as Principal-orchestrator: Horizontal Policy Externalisation Through pp. 67-91: Antonio Salvador Alcazar
Sunni Iraqi Women After the 'Caliphate': Why Have They Been Ignored? pp. 92-106: Busra Nisa Sarac
Vladimir Putin and the "Stalin Myth:" How Russia's President Invokes Stalin to Fortify His Political Stature pp. 107-120: Jacob Lewis Calloway
Border Management: Case Study of Torkhum Border, Pakistan pp. 121-137: J. Riaz Hussain

Mazu Nation: Pilgrimages, Political Practice, and the Ritual Construction of National Space in Taiwan pp. 6-28: Jacob Friedemann Tischer
Make Live and Let Die: Why Creative People are not so Creative to Solve Social Problems? pp. 29-49: Luisa Marques Barreto
Maritime Dispute Settlement in the South China Sea: The Case of the Philippines – China Arbitral Awards and Implications pp. 50-71: Giang Nguyen Truong
The Future of the Outer Space Treaty – Peace and Security in the 21st Century pp. 72-112: Jonathan Lim
Utilisation of Drones and Resulting Strain: Evidence from Pakistan's Case pp. 113-124: J. Riaz Hussain

The HIPC initiative and its impact on health and education expenditures pp. 6-30: Guido Tubaldi
Voters’ Sentiment and Propensity to Vote in The Wake of Internal Squabbling in Election Management Bodies: The Case of Ghana’s Electoral Commission pp. 31-58: Henry Kyeremeh and Bordalo Mouzinho
Risk, Pre-crime and Counterterrorism: Assessing Pakistan’s Approach pp. 59-66: J. Riaz Hussain
A Tinted Politics of Memory: Anniversaries Caught between Political Camps in Taiwan in 2017 pp. 67-77: Simon Preker
Five Limitations: Political Science Applied to The Non-West pp. 78-88: Kaori Crystal Sueyoshi

American Unipolarity: The Uneven Distribution of Power pp. 10-25: David Andrew Tizzard
Influencing the EU’s Foreign Policy on Asylum and Migration: Populist Political Dynamics and Cooperation with (Un)safe Third Countries pp. 26-38: Ela Goksun
Populism and Foreign Policy: Deepening Divisions and Decreasing Efficiency pp. 39-52: Catherine Kane and Caitlin McCulloch
The Rise of Populism and the Future of NATO pp. 53-62: Phillip Gary Schrank

UNRWA and the Palestinian Precedent: Lessons From the International Response to the Palestinian Refugee Crisis pp. 10-24: Anne Irfan
Including the Crime of Terrorism Within the Rome Statute: Likelihood and Prospects pp. 25-38: Mateo Corrales Hoyos
Islamist Forces, Political Reordering of Libya and Exiles in Cairo pp. 39-60: Jie Wang
From Immigrants to Sex Offenders: The Case of a Failed Integration System in Norway pp. 61-78: Elisa Chavez
GATS-Minus Trade Agreements: Why the Managerial School Does not Apply pp. 79-96: Gordon Gatlin
A Presumptive Right to Exclude: From Imposed Obligations To A Viable Threshold pp. 98-108: Benedikt Buechel
Book Review - Centrifugal Empire: Central-Local Relations in China. By Jae Ho Chung. New York: Columbia University Press, 2016. X, 232 pages. USD 60.00. ISBN: 978-023-1176-20-0 pp. 110-113: Giuseppe Gabusi
Book Review - The Perfect Dictatorship: China in the 21st Century. By Stein Ringen. Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong, Distributed by Columbia University Press, 2016. 208 pages. USD 70.00. ISBN 978-988-8208-93-7 pp. 114-119: Maximilian Ernst
The Displaced: An Editorial pp. 121-124: Nate Kerkhoff

The Human Use of Human Beings: Suicide Bombing, Technological Innovation, and the Asymmetry of Modern Warfare pp. 9-27: Jeffrey William Lewis
The Origins of Chinese Dissidents in American Foreign Policy pp. 28-39: Kathryn Botto
New Approach of South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy: Focusing on Global Agenda Setting pp. 40-57: Kyung Suk Lee
Road to Rapprochement: Establishment of the 1972 United States’ Visit to the People’s Republic of China through the Pakistani Channel pp. 58-73: Sunwoo Vivian Lee
Jihadi Brides: Why do Western Muslim Girls Join ISIS? pp. 91-102: Maren Hald Bjørgum

War as the Autoimmune Disease of Humanity: Perspectives on a Theoretical Proposal pp. 11-19: David Tibor Teszár
Shifting Sands: The United States, Great Britain, and the Muslim Brotherhood, 1945 – 1954 pp. 20-38: John Perry
The People’s Republic of China’s Pro Status Quo Approach in Cross-Strait Relations pp. 39-49: Elisa Gambino
Diplomatic Relations with the DPRK: India as a Global Case Study pp. 50-64: Justin Kim-Hummel
Visual Metaphors in North Korean Graphic Novels for Children pp. 65-82: Jacco Zwetsloot
The Manipulation of History in South Korea seen through the Lens of Francis Bacon’s Four Idols pp. 84-93: David Andrew Tizzard
Book Review - Hartmut Elsenhans and a Critique of Capitalism, Conversations on Theory and Policy Implications. By Neil Wilcock and Corina Scholz. Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2016. XII, 184 pages. US$ 110.00. ISBN 978-1-137-56463-4 pp. 95-99: Christoph Sorg
Interview with H.E. Vasyl Marmazov, Ambassador of Ukraine to Seoul pp. 101-111: Rachel Leng

Transnational Theory, Global World: Theory Matters, Not Geography pp. 8-17: Phoebe Gardner
The Hungarian Connection: the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and its Impact on Mao Zedong’s Domestic Policies in the late 1950s pp. 18-34: David Tibor Teszar
A Big Frog in a Small Pond or a Giant of Asia? Understanding the Political Leadership Style of Lee Kuan Yew pp. 35-52: H.M.S. Amanda Herath
The Asian Gold Rush: a Critique of the Win-Win Chinese Strategy Towards Africa pp. 53-62: Camilla Crovella
Convergence or Divergence in Future? Comparative Analysis between the WTO SCM Agreement and the Agreement on Agriculture pp. 63-81: Minju Kim
The Power of Cinema on the Korean Peninsula pp. 83-94: Samyel Lee
Aspects of Israeli Deterrence With a View to South Korean Applicability pp. 95-107: Daniel Foulkes