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Category Archives: East Asia
March Madness at Notes on the Periphery!: Part 4 (Asia-Pacific)
(Note: This post was completed in conjunction with Will Vogt, another Notes on the Periphery contributor and the beloved “obscurity” columnist.) On April 8, the three most fun weeks of the year ended, namely NCAA college basketball’s final tournament. For … Continue reading →
Posted in Bangladesh, Burma, Central Asia, China, East Asia, India, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, March Madness, Pakistan, Philippines, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Tajikistan, territorial disputes, terrorism, Thailand, Uzbekistan
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