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Khmer Rouge Tribunals: A First Step
Experts see a first verdict in Khmer Rouge trials as long-overdue but essential.
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AIDS Patients Are Not Criminals
On World AIDS Day, panelists take a hard look at how Asian cultures regard HIV/AIDS patients.
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Designing Sustainable Cities for China
American and Chinese architects and planners, along with mayors from both countries, assess urban growth in the early 21st century.
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America Needs to Look 'Outward' for APEC 2011
US Senior Official for APEC Kurt Tong outlines America’s vision for the 2011 APEC Summit
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Excerpt: Miguel Syjuco's 'Ilustrado'
Read an excerpt from the debut novel that won the 2008 Man Asian Literary Prize.
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The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia
Asia Society 2010 Bernard Schwartz Book Award Winner James C. Scott explains that the hills of Southeast Asia have for centuries been a haven from statehood.
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Breaking Down Boundaries Through Literature and Song
Reza Aslan hopes literature and music can help break down the boundaries between the Middle East and the West.
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The DIY Spirit in Japanese Popular Culture
How Japanese artists have traditionally forged ahead with their own do-it-yourself communities.
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Diversity Done Right is a Competitive Advantage
In the early 21st century, managers are reframing diversity in the global workplace as an asset.
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Camp Victory, Afghanistan: The Human Faces Behind the Headlines
The revolving door of US advisors to Afghan soldiers is a major hurdle for America's exit strategy.
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