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      • 26th ASEASUK CONFERENCE 2011
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      • New Research in Cham Studies: An International Conference
      • Imperial China and its southern neighbours
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      • Bali in Global Asia - Between Modernization and Heritage Formation
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      • 8th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS)
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    • ASEASUK News 53 (2013)
      • 01. Contestations of memory in Southeast Asia
      • 02 War memory and the making of modern Malaysia and Singapore
      • 03 The University Socialist Club and the contest for Malaya: tangled strands of modernity
      • 04 Muslim merit-making in Thailand’s far south
      • 05. The palm oil controversy in Southeast Asia: a transnational perspective
      • 06. Southeast Asia’s credit revolution: from moneylenders to microfinance
      • 07. Musical worlds in Yogyakarta
      • 08. Nualu religious practices: the frequency and reproduction of rituals in a Moluccan society by Roy Ellen
    • ASEASUK News 52 (2012)
      • 01. ASEAN, sovereignty and Southeast Asia
      • 02. Rethinking cultural resource management in Southeast Asia: preservation, development and neglect
      • 03. Making a world after empire: the Bandung moment and its political afterlives
      • 04. Modern Muslim identities: negotiating religion and ethnicity in Malaysia
      • 05. The Christianity of culture: conversion, ethnic citizenship, and the matter of religion in Malaysian Borneo
      • 06. Moving mountains: ethnicity and livelihoods in highland China, Vietnam, and Laos
      • 07. Buddhist practice and visual culture: the visual rhetoric of Borobudur
      • 08. Plaited arts from the Borneo rainforest
      • 09. Power, change, and gender relations in rural Java: a tale of two villages
    • ASEASUK News 51 (2012)
      • 1: Historical dictionary of the Indochina War (1945–1954)
      • 2: Ancient Vietnam – History, art and archaeology
      • 3: Islam and popular culture in Indonesia and Malaysia
      • 4: Diagnosing the Indonesian economy: toward inclusive and green growth
      • 5: Melayu. The politics, poetics and paradoxes of Malayness
      • 6: Writing an identity. Content and conceptions of a Brunei-Dusun ‘constitution’ of 1981
      • 7: The men who came out of the ground: a gripping account of Australia's first commando campaign: Timor 1942
      • 8: Why cultivate? Anthropological and archaeological approaches to foraging-farming transitions in Southeast Asia
      • 9: Decentring and diversifying Southeast Asian Studies: perspectives from the region
      • 10: The Asia-Europe meeting: contributing to a new global governance architecture. The Eighth ASEM Summit in Brussels (2010)
      • 11: Domestic tourism in Asia: diversity and divergence
    • Aseasuk News 50 (2011)
      • Gendered inequalities in Asia:
      • Korea’s changing roles in Southeast Asia: expanding influence and relations
      • Tracks and traces: Thailand and the work of Andrew Turton
      • Tai lands and Thailand: community and state in Southeast Asia
      • Islam translated: literature, conversion, and the Arabic cosmopolis of South and Southeast Asia
      • Islamic spectrum in Java
      • Singapore in global history
      • Wang Gungwu: Junzi: scholar-gentleman
      • Museums, colonialism and identity: a history of Naga collections in Britain
      • Pilot studies for a new Penang
      • Asian aesthetics
      • Secrets of Bali: fresh light on the morning of the world
    • Aseasuk News 49 (2011)
      • Heritage Tourism in Southeast Asia
      • Between frontiers: nation and identity in a Southeast Asian borderland
      • Islamic connections: Muslim societies in South and Southeast Asia
      • Singapore: the unexpected nation
      • Islam, education and reform...
      • Digital atlas of Indonesian history
    • Aseasuk News no. 48 (2010) book reviews
      • Wartime in Burma: a diary, January to June 1942
      • The Shan of Burma: memoirs of a Shan exile
      • Divided over Thaksin. Thailand’s coup and problematic transition
      • Working with nature against poverty – development, resources and the environment in eastern Indonesia
      • The Iban diaries of Monica Freeman 1949-1951 including ethnographic drawings, sketches, paintings, photographs and letters
      • The formative years of Malaysian politics: the MCA and the Alliance, 1950-1954
      • The state, development, and identity in multi-ethnic societies: ethnicity, equity and the nation ; Race and multiculturalism in
    • ASEASUK News 47 (2010)
      • The art of not being governed
      • Securing Southeast Asia
      • Southeast Asia in world history
      • Asia on tour
      • Kampung, Islam and state in urban Java
      • Javanese performance on an Indonesian stage
      • The politics of the periphery in Indonesia
      • Making fields of merit
      • Post-conflict heritage, postcolonial tourism
      • Building the Tatmadaw
      • Singapore in the Malay world
      • Multiethnic Malaysia
    • ASEASUK News 46 (2009)
      • Aseasuk News 46 (2009) book reviews
      • Military politics, Islam, and the state in Indonesia
      • Muslims and matriachs
      • Paths and rivers. Sa'dan Toraja society in transformation
      • Torture, truth and justice: the case of Timor-Leste
      • Loan-words in Indonesian and Malay
      • A history of modern Burma
      • Colonialism, violence and Muslims in Southeast Asia
      • Across the causeway
      • Constructing Singapore
      • Proper Islamic consumption
      • Hard choices: security, democracy and regionalism in SE Asia
      • Tourism in SEt Asia
      • The sociology of SE Asia
      • SE Asia in the global economy
      • Gender politics in Asia
    • ASEASUK News 45 (2009)
      • A history of Christianity in Indonesia
      • Expressing Islam
      • Cham Muslims of the Mekong delta
      • Childbirth and tradition in Northeast Thailand
      • Ethnic relations in Malaysia
      • Families in Asia. 2nd edn.
      • Land in transition (Vietnam)
      • Lost goddesses
      • Malaya's secret police 1945-60
      • Southeast Asian lives
      • Tearing apart the land (Thailand)
      • The economy of Brunei
      • The state in Myanmar
    • ASEASUK News 44 (2008)
      • 'Incidental' ethnographers (J. Michaud)book ; An empire divided (J.P. Daughton)
      • Asian tourism: growth and change
      • Covarrubias in Bali
      • Federal-state relations in Sabah, Malaysia
      • Globalization and its counter-forces in Southeast Asia
      • Indonesia: democracy and the promise of good governance
      • Legacies of World War II in South and East Asia
      • Responding to globalization
      • Southeast Asian development (A. McGregor)
      • Southeast Asian development (ed. J. Rigg)
  • Conference reports
    • 2012
      • 27th Aseasuk conference
      • Southeast Asian Studies Symposium
      • 2nd MMC Regional Consultative Meeting
    • 2011
      • 26th Aseasuk Conference (2011)
        • Panel A: Shan culture and Theravada Buddhism
        • Panel B: Emerging scholars
        • Panel C: Malay/Indonesian manuscript studies
        • Panel D: Heritage tourism and heritage sites in Southeast Asia, with reference to UNESCO World Heritage Sites (WHS)
        • Panel E: Migrant labour policies, regulation and law: past and present
        • Panel F: Laos: historical and contemporary transitions
        • Panel G: Colonialism, decolonisation, and post-colonial legacies in commemoration


        • Panel H: Southeast Asian environmentalism: frameworks, discourses and networks
        • Panel J: Violence and trauma in Southeast Asian memoryscapes
      • Round Table Report
    • 2010
    • 2009
      • 25th Aseasuk conference (2009)
      • Continuity and change: (re)conceptualising power (March 2009)
      • Strategies and consequences of intercultural exchange (April 2009)
    • 2008
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