The Policy Studies series is written for the policy community, journalists, scholars, and the informed public. The forward thinking, monograph-length studies in this series will present scholarly analyses of key domestic and international political and strategic issues in and affecting Asia in a policy relevant manner. Often, these in-depth, peer-reviewed studies are based on extensive research done through the East-West Center in Washington projects.

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Asia Pacific Bulletin (APB) publishes summaries of Congressional Study Groups, conferences, seminars, and visitor roundtables, as well as short articles and opinion pieces. APB summaries are always two pages or less, designed for the busy professional or policymaker to capture the essence of dialogue and debate on issues of concern in US-Asia relations.

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The Studies in Asian Security book series, published by Stanford University Press and sponsored by the East-West Center, promotes analysis, understanding, and explanation of the dynamics of domestic, transnational, and international security challenges in Asia. The peer-reviewed publications in the Series analyze contemporary security issues and problems to clarify debates in the scholarly community, provide new insights and perspectives, and identify new research and policy directions. With a Series committee comprising individuals from diverse theoretical persuasions who have undertaken extensive work on Asian security, books in the Studies in Asian Security series are designed to encourage original and rigorous scholarship, and seek to engage scholars, educators, and practitioners.

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Working Papers are non-reviewed and unedited pre-publications reporting on research in progress. These papers have a limited distribution, and are available to everyone in PDF format online.

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