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Part I Governments and Cultural Flows: National Cultural Policies and Urban Strategies.- 1 The Korean Government’s New Cultural Policy in the Age of Social Media (Dal Yong Jin).- 2 Cool Japan’ and Creative Industries: An Evaluation of Economic Policies for Popular Culture Industries in Japan (Nobuko Kawashima).- 3 Asian and Global? Japan and Tokyo’s Cultural Branding Beyond the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games (Grace Gonzalez Basurto).- 4 Between Control and Disruption: News Media and Cultural Flows in Singapore and Hong Kong, China (Lorraine Lim).- 5 The Korean Wave, encountering Asia and cultural policy (Hye-Kyung Lee).- Part II Creating Cultural Flows: Asian Creative Industries.- 6 How exhibitions flow: governments, museums, and special exhibitions in Taiwan (June Chi-Jung CHU).- 7 Cultural Flows and the Global Film Industry: a Comparison of Asia and Europe as Regional Cultures (Diana Crane).- 8 Cultural Exports, Creative Strategies and Collaborations in the Mainland Chinese Market (Brian Yecies).- 9 Regionalization of Taiwanese Post-Confucian TV Dramas: A Case Study of Tsai Yueh-hsun’s White Tower and Black & White (Jocelyn Yi-hsuan Lai).- Part III Demand, Reception and Engagement—Cultural Flows and Media Consumers in Asia.- 10 A New Player in Asian Media Circulation: A Case Study of Full House Thai (Amporn Jirattikorn).- 11 Have you realized this forum has a lot to do with Japan?”: Transnational yaoi manga online (Simon David Turner).- 12 The Diffusion of Music via YouTube: Comparing Asian and European Music Video Charts Just Kist & Marc Verboord (Marc Verboord).- 13 Japanese and Korean Popular Culture and Identity Politics in Taiwan (Shuling Huang).- Index.