A Tradition of Pederasty

August 24, 2018

Disclaimer: Please note that the views expressed below represent the opinions of the article’s author. They do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Synergy Journal of Contemporary Asian Studies. The documentary film ‘The Dancing […]

Bangladesh 1971: A Study in Genocide?

June 9, 2018

The twentieth century saw two world wars, industrialized warfare, and a large number of mass killings perpetrated against various peoples across the world. Some of these killings were committed during the course of war, while […]

India’s Soft Power: Prospects and Limitations

March 3, 2018

  Scholars of International Relations define power as a state’s ability to influence the behaviour of other states to its advantage. Hard power implies the use of military and economic means to influence other states […]

China’s State Response to LGBT Rights

February 19, 2018

With the recent move by Taiwan’s Constitutional Court to legalize same-sex marriage, some regional political observers have speculated on whether this will have a ripple effect on LGBT rights in mainland China. Chinese advocacy groups […]

Doklam: Prelude to the Clash in South-Asia

January 8, 2018

India and China are the rising economic and military powerhouses of the century. Not only do they have the largest populations in the world, they are also nuclear powers possessing great destructive military might. The […]

Singapore’s Free Speech

January 1, 2018

Global media outlets have been quick to report the ongoing internal feud occurring at the highest levels of Singapore’s government. After making a Facebook post condemning the highly restrictive conditions that have historically constrained people’s […]

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