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The East-West Center ScholarSpace community contains digital versions of just some of the several thousand books, periodicals, and unpublished papers generated by the Center over the past 50 years. Find a complete list of recent East-West Center publications and learn how to obtain them at EastWestCenter.org/publications . Search for recent and older works from 1960 - present using the Center's library catalog at EastWestCenter.org/riscatalog.

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  • East-West Center Occasional Papers
  • East-West Center Working Papers
    The prepublication works of the East-West Center Working Papers series are written by EWC staff and Visiting Fellows. The projects are generally discussion papers or works destined for formal publication elsewhere. EWC Working Papers are sold through the bookstore and are available for free download.

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  • Alumnews
  • Asia Pacific Bulletin
    The Asia Pacific Bulletin (APB), produced by the East-West Center in Washington, publishes summaries of Congressional Study Groups, conferences, seminars, and visitor roundtables, as well as short articles and opinion pieces. APB summaries are always two pages or less, designed for the busy professional or policymaker to capture the essence of dialogue and debate on issues of concern in US-Asia relations.
  • Asia Pacific Observer
    A quarterly newsletter reporting on analysis of contemporary issues in the region conducted by East-West Center researchers and their colleagues worldwide. The Observer replaces the bi-monthly newspaper, EWC Views, and will give greater emphasis to Asia-Pacific research. See also East-West Center Magazine, East-West Perspectives, Centerviews, East-West Center Views, East-West Center Observer
  • Asia Pacific Security Survey Report
    Presents results of surveys of security analysts from the Asia Pacific region, an outgrowth and continuation of the "Asia Pacific Security Outlook" project and book series launched in 1997 under the joint sponsorship of the Japan Center for International Exchange (JCIE), the ASEAN/ISIS institutions, and the East-West Center.
  • Asia-Pacific Population & Policy
    Asia-Pacific Population & Policy is a four-page policy brief, issued quarterly, that summarizes research on population and reproductive health for policymakers and others concerned with the Asia-Pacific region.
  • Asia-Pacific Population Research Reports
    Asia-Pacific Population Research Reports provide an informative discussion of research on important population issues facing the Asia Pacific region. They are intended for social and health scientists, policymakers, program managers, and the interested public. Funding is provided by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
  • Asian and Pacific Census Forum
    A quarterly periodical containing articles on population issues affecting the Asia Pacific region, book reviews, and news about population activities in the region. This series began publication in 1974; over the years, the name of the series has changed several times. Additional issues may be found under the following series names: Asian and Pacific Census Newsletter, Asian and Pacific Census Forum, Asian and Pacific Population Forum.
  • Asian and Pacific Census Newsletter
    A quarterly periodical containing articles on population issues affecting the Asia Pacific region, book reviews, and news about population activities in the region. This series began publication in 1974; over the years, the name of the series has changed several times. Additional issues may be found under the following series names: Asian and Pacific Census Newsletter, Asian and Pacific Census Forum, Asian and Pacific Population Forum.
  • Asian and Pacific Population Forum
    A quarterly periodical containing articles on population issues affecting the Asia Pacific region, book reviews, and news about population activities in the region. This series began publication in 1974; over the years, the name of the series has changed several times. Additional issues may be found under the following series names: Asian and Pacific Census Newsletter, Asian and Pacific Census Forum, Asian and Pacific Population Forum
  • AsiaPacific Issues
    Papers in the AsiaPacific Issues series address topics of broad interest and significant impact relevant to current and emerging policy debates. These eight-page, peer-reviewed papers are accessible to readers outside the author's discipline.
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