Asian Journal of Comparative Politics

China’s peripheral diplomacy: Repeating Europe’s errors in dealing with the neighbourhood

The conundrum of a dominant party in Thailand

Tracking public support for Japan’s remilitarization policies: An examination of elitist and pluralist governance

Revisiting a dominant party: Normative dynamics of the Indian National Congress

The making of an Islamist public sphere in Bangladesh

The Liberal Democratic Party: Its adaptability and predominance in Japanese politics for 60 years

The transformation of dominant parties in Asia: Introduction to the special issue

Comparing territorial and functional constituency representations in Hong Kong

Policing young minds: Education and security policy in British Southeast Asia

Cleavage structure and the demise of a dominant party: The role of national identity in the fall of the KMT in Taiwan

The logic of delegation and institutional contexts: Ministerial selection under mixed-member systems in Japan

Why the pretense of pursuing democracy? The necessity and rationality of democratic slogans for civil revolutions

Stages of Hong Kong’s democratic movement