Far Eastern Economic Review /
editor Derek Davies
- volumes ; 29 cm.
- Weekly Journal / Magazine
Volume/Number Date Key Features/Lead Articles Vol. L, No. 5 Nov 4, 1965 "Tokyo-Seoul: All Normal?"; "A Soviet Expert in China" Vol. LX, No. 18 May 2, 1968 "The Mark of Cain" (Editorial on Lee Kuan Yew/racialism) Vol. LXXI, No. 1 Jan 2, 1971 "Happy Old Year" (1970 Review); Asia: Challenge of Japan Vol. LXXI, No. 7 Feb 13, 1971 "Indosinicisation"; Arming Indochina Vol. 80, No. 17 Apr 30, 1973 Cambodia (Lon Nol); Malaysia (school exams/communalism) Vol. 80, No. 22 June 4, 1973 "The New Frontier" (Thailand's Northeast); Lee Kuan Yew in Jakarta Vol. 81, No. 34 Aug 27, 1973 "Just Good Friends" (Whitlam & Lee Kuan Yew); Malaysia '73 Focus Vol. 83, No. 9 Mar 4, 1974 "Politics of Islam" (Islamic Summit in Lahore); Indonesia (Pribumi) Volume/NumberDateKey Features/Lead ArticlesVol. 84, No. 14April 8, 1974"Thailand: Coup phobia"; Laos reconciliation; The oil crisis and "Asian brothers."Vol. 89, No. 33August 15, 1975"Singapore '75 Focus"; Indira Gandhi's malpractices; Japanese Red Army in Kuala Lumpur.Vol. 89, No. 34August 22, 1975"The New Face of India" (Indira Gandhi); Thailand's student unrest; UN membership vetoes.Vol. 89, No. 38Sept 19, 1975"Power and the Mekong"; Bougainville independence; Fretilin in Portuguese Timor.
Note that by 1975, the publication day appears to have shifted to every Friday (as seen in the fine print at the bottom left of the "This Week" pages), whereas earlier issues were published on Mondays. Editorial Evolution: While Derek Davies remained Editor, the editorial board expanded significantly. By 1975, Russell Spurr was Deputy Editor and Leo Goodstadt moved to a Consultant Editor role.