1. Teaching Chinese Politics: Microblogging and Student Engagement

   • Jonathan Sullivan

   Research Article 19 September 2012 Pages: 347 - 360

2. Encountering China: Contexts and Methods for Teaching Chinese Politics in American Classrooms

   • Lisa Fischler

   Research Article 20 September 2012 Pages: 361 - 377

3. Embracing the Tension Between Ethnic Identity and Academic Identity: An Analysis of Challenges to Chinese American Political Scientists’ Presentation of Knowledge

   • Sheng Ding

   Research Article 25 September 2012 Pages: 379 - 399

4. Teaching Sino-Japanese Energy Issues: A Case Study of Area Studies Survey Courses Contextualized Against Northeast Asian and Global Energy Relations

   • Tai Wei Lim

   Research Article 19 September 2012 Pages: 401 - 420

   

5. Looking Beyond Dragons and Pandas: On the Challenges of Teaching About Chinese Foreign Relations

   • Allen Carlson

   Research Article 26 September 2012 Pages: 421 - 431

6. Jie Chen and Bruce J. Dickson, Allies of the State: China’s Private Entrepreneurs and Democratic Change

   • Carrie Liu Currier

   Book Review 18 September 2012 Pages: 433 - 434

7. William W. Keller and Thomas G. Rawski eds., China’s Rise and the Balance of Influence in Asia

   • Lisa Fischler

   Book Review 29 September 2012 Pages: 435 - 436

8. Wengfang Tang and Burkart Holzner (eds.), Social Change in Contemporary China: C.K. Yang and the Concept of Institutional Diffusion

   • Thomas Dolan

   Book Review 15 September 2012 Pages: 437 - 438

9. Li Zhang, In Search of Paradise. Middle-Class Living in a Chinese Metropolis

   • Björn Alpermann

   Book Review 15 September 2012 Pages: 439 - 440

10. Dennis Hickey and Baogang Guo (eds.), Dancing with the Dragon: China’s Emergence in the Developing World

    • Chenghong Li

    Book Review 11 October 2012 Pages: 441 - 443

11. Zhiqun Zhu (ed.), China’s New Diplomacy: Rationale, Strategies and Significance

    • Ghulam Ali

    Book Review 19 September 2012 Pages: 445 - 446

12. Yuan-kang Wang, Harmony and War: Confucian Culture and Chinese Power Politics

    • Gregory J. Moore

    Book Review 15 September 2012 Pages: 447 - 448