Article
1.) Islamic Militias and Capitalist Development in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia. --Abdil Mughis Mudhoffir.
2.) Of Soldiers and Citizens: Shallow Marketisation, Military Service and Citizenship in Neo-Liberal South Korea. --Hee Jung Choi & Nora Hui-Jung Kim.
3.) Demystifying the Park Chung-Hee Myth: Land Reform in the Evolution of Korea’s Developmental State. --Jong-Sung You.
4.) UNESCO’s Tangled Web of Preservation: Community, Heritage and Development in China. --Robert J. Shepherd.
5.) Social Classes and the Neo-Liberal Poverty Regime in Turkey, 2002–2011. --Serdal Bahçe & Ahmet Haşim Köse.
6.) Neo-Liberalism, Mining and Labour in the Indian State of Odisha: Outlining a Political Economy Analysis. --Matilde Adduci.
7.) Acute and Everyday Violence in Sri Lanka. --Vidura Munasinghe & Danielle Celermajer.
8.) The Global Capitalism School Tested in Asia: Transnational Capitalist Class vs Taking the State Seriously. --Sean Kenji Starrs.

Book review
1.) Rigoberto D. Tiglao, Colossal Deception: How Foreigners Control Our Telecoms Sector. A Case Study of Corruption, Cronyism and Regulatory Capture in the Philippines. --Frances Mae Ramos.
2.) Poh Soo Kai, Living in a Time of Deception. --Peter Limqueco.
3.) Jan Breman, Mobilizing Labour for the Global Coffee Market: Profits from an Unfree Work Regime in Colonial Java. --Alec Gordon.
4.) Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker (eds.), Unequal Thailand: Aspects of Income, Wealth and Power. --William J. Jones.
5.) Andrew Cock, Governing Cambodia’s Forests. The International Politics of Policy Reform. --Frédéric Bourdier.
6.) Su-Ann Oh (ed.), Myanmar’s mountain and maritime borderscapes: local practices, boundary-making and figured worlds. --Ashley South.
7.) Edith W. Clowes and Shelly Jarrett Bromberg (eds.), Area Studies in the Global Age. Community, Place, Identity. --Kevin Hewison.