Inter-Asia Cultural Studies    Vol. 16 No. 2     June 2015

Editorial statement

Essays
Bade logon ki tarah: pregnant and poor in the city
Rakhi GHOSHAL

Beyond the criticism of assimilation: rethinking the politics of ethno-national education in postwar Japan

JO Gwan-ja

Johnnie To’s “northern expedition”: from Milkyway Image to Drug War

Yiu-Wai CHU

Implications of Chinese empire discourses in East Asia: critical studies on China
BAIK Youngseo

Governing “secrecy” in medical modernity: knowledge power and the mi-yi outlaws

LIN Chien-Ting

Visual essay

How I eventually created over 150 illustrations for Lu Xun’s works
ZHAO Yannian (Translated by Mon WONG)

Bilingual education

Editorial introduction: challenges for bilingual education in the age of globalization
Tejaswini NIRANJANA

Boredom and fear in the undergraduate classroom: the medium of instruction controversy in Hong Kong

HUI Po-keung

“Englicization” under the flag of internationalization: a case study of Shanghai University

WANG Xiaoming (Translated by JIN Li)

Abolishing English in schools: implications for higher education in West Bengal

Samita SEN

English education in the Indian multi-lingual classroom

Tejaswini NIRANJANA

Roundtable on mass violence in Indonesia 1965-1966 

Editorial introduction
CHUA Beng Huat

Reading the mass violence in Indonesia 1965-1966 as a form of primitive accumulation

Colm McNAUGHTON

Capitalism, primitive accumulation and the 1960s massacres: revisiting the New Order and its violent genesis

Vedi R. HADIZ

The Indonesian Killings and economic redistribution: a reply to Hilmar Farid

Mathias HAMMER