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Curious about inequality in Singapore? Nathan Peng of University of British Columbia reviews This is What Inequality Looks Like by Teo You Yenn in an upcoming issue of Pacific Affairs. #Singapore #inequality https://bit.ly/3vVPjC2

Interested in segregated development and resettled peasants in urban China? Check out the abstract for Yang Zhan's forthcoming article on our website today! #resettlement #newarticle #China

Interested about human-animal relations in the Himalayas? Priti Narayan of UBC Department of Geography reviews Animal Intimacies by Radhika Govindrajan in a forthcoming issue of Pacific Affairs. https://bit.ly/2QU5Vep #forthcoming #animals #himalayas

Big news today from Pacific Affairs: Erik Mobrand of Seoul National University is our new Associate Editor for the Asia General section of the journal. Welcome Erik!

Tzu-Chi Ou’s forthcoming article explores how multilateral negotiations in a Beijing migrant neighbourhood "led to a cyclical movement of temporary housing construction, demolition, and extension. Abstract available in English and Chinese on our website! https://bit.ly/3y2TQob

Water, Water Everywhere: Toward Participatory Solutions to Chronic Urban Flooding in Jakarta was the most downloaded article on Ingenta in October! Stay tuned for an announcement about the most downloaded November 2020 article. https://bit.ly/3nCYu69

Are you interested in reviewing books for us? Are you a PhD holder or currently enrolled in a PhD program? Do you have social, political, economy, or environmental expertise on a region of the Asia-Pacific? Consider joining our pool of book reviewers: http://bit.ly/2KQhk9Q

Gain valuable insight from China’s International relations Scholars on How China Sees the World with Robert G. Sutter's latest review! Full text on our website! https://bit.ly/2TSpd1A

Looking for something to do this weekend? Add Steven Oliver’s review of Behind the Façade: Elections under Authoritarianism in Southeast Asia to your reading list! https://bit.ly/38caSFN

Our midweek reading suggestion is Julia Kwong of University of Manitoba's fascinating review of Education in China: Philosophy, Politics and Culture, by Janette Ryan. https://bit.ly/2TR4X0s

In her forthcoming review, Mascha Gugganig describes Maile Arvin’s Possessing Polynesians as a sharp critique of settler colonialism in and of Polynesia, from the nineteenth century to the present. Read the full review today on our website! https://bit.ly/3l073am

Have you read Nathan Allen’s Holland Prize Winning article From Patronage Machine to Partisan Melee: Subnational Corruption and the Evolution of the Indonesian Party System? Full open access text is available IngentaConnect https://bit.ly/3mL7KEW