Critical Asian Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Critical Asian Studies is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Crafting Utopias for Spiritual Nationhood: Digested India in Contemporary Self-cultivation Practices in China17
The Pot Calling the Kettle Black: Populism and Thai Conservative Movements, 2006-201417
Sorry seems to be the hardest word: the 1972 system, the reparation issue, and the history problem in Sino-Japanese relations15
Agents of Subversion. The Fate of John T. Downey and the CIA’s Covert War in China Agents of Subversion. The Fate of John T. Downey and the CIA’s Covert War in China , b14
Legitimation or Hegemony? The Chinese Government’s Changing Discursive Approach to Hong Kong13
Camouflaged Extremism: Authoritarian Legacies and the Far Right in South Korea13
We are Each Other’s Democracy: The Emergence of New Political Subjectivities and Solidarities during the Anti-Martial Law Protests in South Korea12
Where does Xinjiang fit within the Belt and Road Initiative? Indications from CCP Documents and China’s Steel industry11
Land Mafias in Indonesia10
Navigating Patron-Client Entrepreneurial Networks in Peri-Urban Kolkata, India9
Fugitive Archives: Architecture, Police Photography, and Decolonial Futures8
Becoming a Tibetan Internet Celebrity: Lithang Tenzin’s Self-Presentation and Identity Performance on Chinese Social Media Platforms7
Time-Space Companions: Digital Surveillance, Social Management, and Abuse of Power During the Covid-19 Pandemic in China7
Lying Flat in Taiwan: Young People’s Alternative Life Choices in a Post-developmentalist Era7
Who is Insulting China? Popular Nationalism and Ruhua Accusations7
The Patani Malay Dilemma: The 2023 Electoral Landscape in Thailand’s Deep South6
Governance and state–society relations in Vietnam during the COVID-19 pandemic5
Competing for opium profits: the Japanese Empire and imperial subjects in Manchukuo, 1932–19375
A Sovereign New Korea: North Korea’s Postcolonial State Building, Women’s Liberation, and Early Cold War Internationalism, 1945-19545
The Universal Meets the Himalayan Particular: Indigeneity, Race, and Decolonization in India5
The Production of “Indisputable” Confession Evidence in China5
Dragon Not for Sale: Commodification of Nature, Indigenous Multispecies Politics and Ecotourism from Below in Komodo National Park, Indonesia4
The Self-Image of Propaganda: Biopolitics of Yuqing Governance4
The Evolution and Institutionalization of Violence Entrepreneurism: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of the South Korean Case4
Finding Love and Dignity at Work: Wang Bing’s “Youth” Trilogy4
The Taliban Are Coming! How Intra-Oligarchic Conflict Proliferates Computational Propaganda in Indonesia3
Wukan: Failed Promises of the Era of Reform and Opening3
Collaboration, Conflict, and Integration: Tracing Pakistani Migrant Networks in China3
In stagnation: a case study of a Chinese community-based labor NGO in the Yangtze River Delta3
Moderate Citizen Agents: Grassroots Legal Practitioners and Migrant Workers’ Rights in South China3
Colonial Prostitution in Burma: Inter-Asian Perspectives on Gender, Sex, and Sexuality3
“Water in One Hand, Fire in the Other:” Coping with Multiple Crises in Post-coup Burma/Myanmar3
Becoming Korean: Japanese wives in the boundary formation of a leftistzainichicommunity3
Feeding hungry ghosts: grief, gender, and protest in Hong Kong3
Keeping A Distance: Changing Everyday Lives of Married Migrant Gay Men in China’s State-owned Enterprises3
Canes Build Ministers: Discipline, Memory, and Political Socialization at Thailand’s Premier Boys’ School, 1934–19423
Compound Capitalism: A Political Economy of Southeast Asia’s Online Scam Operations3
Historical formation of Islamist ideology in Indonesia: the role of the Indonesian Islamic Propagation Council (DDII)3
Flexible and compassionate, or violent and intimidating?: various accounts of law in Vietnam3
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