The project team would like to thank all those that contributed their valuable time and knowledge during this process – whether by authoring a lexicon or case study, attending one of our workshops and/or individually reviewing the entries. Any opinions expressed are those of the individual analysts, and do not represent the views of any other organisation, including those organisations of which the respective analysts are members.
The Lexicon
| Burmese |
Authored by TBA.
Reviewed by Nicholas Farrelly and Moe Thuzar.
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| Chinese | Authored by I-Ling Tseng.
Reviewed and workshopped by Duncan Campbell, Tom Cliff, Anne Gunn, Ron Huisken, Sheryn Lee, Scott Pacey, Lu Peng, Jonathon Unger and Peter Van Ness. Reviewed by CSCAP-China.
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| English (Australian) | Authored by Brendan Taylor.
Reviewed and workshopped by Rob Ayson, Anthony Burke, Ross Cottrill, James Cotton, Nick Floyd, Anthony Diller, Alan Dupont, Matthew Hill, Diana Hooton, Ron Huisken, Pauline Kerr and Hugh White.
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| English (Indian) |
Authored by Nishank Motwani, with Manjeet S. Pardesi.
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| Indonesian | Authored by Amrih Widodo.
Reviewed and workshopped by Robert Cribb, Justine Fitzgerald, Marcus Mietzner and Peter Worsley.
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| Karen |
Authored by Paul Keenan and Nan Mu Chaung Khu.
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| Korean (North) |
Authored by Tatiana Gabroussenko.
Reviewed by James Cotton.
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| Korean (South) |
Authored by Andrei Lankov.
Reviewed by James Cotton.
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| Japanese | Authored by Peter Hendriks and Sheryn Lee.
Reviewed and workshopped by Tomoko Akami, Kent Anderson, Shun Ikeda, Tsutomu Kikuchi and Trevor Wilson. Reviewed by Risa Nobe.
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| Malaysian | Authored by Syed Khairudin Aljunied.
Reviewed by John Funston, Anthony Milner. and Ho Yi Jian.
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| Shan | Authored by Brian McCartan.
Reviewed by Khuensai Jayen.
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| Thai | Authored by Chintana Sandilands and Nicholas Farrelly.
Reviewed and workshopped by Paul Busbarat, Nicholas Farrelly, Tyrell Haberkorn.
Reviewed by Anthony Diller and John Funston.
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The Case Studies
| Language, autonomy and violence in the Southern Thai security crisis | Anthony Diller
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| The 2001 EP-3 spy-plane incident : the language of ‘sorry’ and ‘apology’ in China and the U.S.
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I-Ling Tseng |
| The Carrot, the Stick and the Offended North Korean: language in nuclear negotiations with North Korea
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Emma Campbell |
| The meaning of ‘sovereignty’ and the South China Sea
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Lu Peng |
| The meaning of ‘ceasefire’ in Burma
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Nicholas Farrelly |
| The Dokdo Island dispute: Korean reconstruction of history and national identity | Jukka Jouhki |
| Northeast Asian Perceptions of the ‘rise of China’: Japanese, South Korean and Chinese
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I-Ling Tseng, Andrei Lankov and Sheryn Lee |
| ‘Asian perceptions of ‘regional community’: the Asia Pacific community’ |
Anthony Milner and Sheryn Lee |
| Ya ba: The language of ‘amphetamines’ in Thailand
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Nicholas Farrelly |
| The language of terrorism in India-Pakistan relations: the case of Kashmir | Nishank Motwani and Matthew Hill |
| Problematic concepts in International Relations in China: ‘soft power’, ‘national interest’, ‘peacekeeping’ and ‘region’
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Pang Zhong Xing |
| The influence of pop culture in mainland Southeast Asian security
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Nicholas Farrelly and Desmond Ball |
| The language of ‘people trafficking’ in Indonesia | Amrih Widodo and Natalie Sambhi |