Recent PhDs

Nicola Garsten (SOAS) on ‘A political reading of home and family in English-language Singaporean novels (1972–2002) (supervisor: Dr Rachel Harrison); Maureen de Silva (SOAS) on ‘Javanese indentured labourers in British North Borneo, 1914-1932’ (supervisor: Professor William G Clarence-Smith), Vu Hong Lien Warder (SOAS) on ‘Mongol invasions in Southeast Asia and their impact on relations between Dai Viet and Champa (1226-1326 CE)’ (supervisor: Professor W.G. Clarence-Smith); Sher Banu Abdul Latiff Khan (Queen Mary, University of London) on ‘Rule behind the silk curtain: the sultanahs of Aceh 1641-1699’ (supervisor: Professor Felipe Fernández-Armesto); Fausto Barlocco (Loughborough University) on ‘Between the local and the state: practices and discourses of identity among the Kadazan of Sabah (East Malaysia)’ (supervisor: Professor Sarah Pink); Glenn Miles (Swansea University) on 'Cambodian children's experiences and understandings of violence involving children' (supervisors Dr Nigel Thomas & Dr Felicia Hughes-Freeland); Lindsay Lloyd-Smith (Cambridge University) on ‘Chronologies of the Dead: Later Prehistoric burial practice at the Niah Caves, Sarawak’ (supervisor: Professor Graeme Barker);