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Identities in Maritime Southeast Asia: Ethnicity and Nation-state by Victor T. KingVol 08 No 2 |
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Taking Expedience Seriously: Reinterpreting Furnivall’s Southeast Asia by Stephen KeckVol 08 No 1 |
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Southeast Asia in Japan’s Spiritual Market: The Sacralization of Exoticism by Ioannis GaitanidisVol 08 No 1 |
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A Holistic View of the Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia by Frank DhontVol 08 No 1 |
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On the Viability of Indigenous Methodologies: Implications for Southeast Asian Studies by Rommel A. CuramingVol 08 No 1 |
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Southeast Asian Studies: Insiders and Outsiders, or is Culture and Identity a Way Forward? by Victor T. KingVol 08 No 1 |
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Revisiting and Reconstructing Southeast Asian Characteristics by Victor T. KingVol 08 No 1 |
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Study on Mahāsammata Model of Kingship in Mrauk U Period(1430-1784) by Zaw Lynn AungVol 07 No 2 |
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Art and Sculpture of Bagan Period: Women in Bagan Sculpture by Nanda HmunVol 07 No 2 |
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The Marma from Bangladesh: A ‘de-Arakanized’ Community in Chittagong Hill Tracts by Kyaw Minn HtinVol 07 No 2 |
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Emotions and Awareness of Rights among the Thais by Niti PawakapanVol 07 No 2 |
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The Khmer Rouge Genocide Trial and the Marcos Human Rights Victims: the Quest for Justice and Reparations by Meynardo P. MendozaVol 07 No 2 |
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A Multidisciplinary Frame for Studying Democratic Shifts in Southeast Asia: Mixing Politics, Sociology And Psychology Across Historical Time by Cristina Jayme MontielVol 07 No 2 |
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Constructing Southeast Asia and the Middle East: Two Corners of the “Victorian World” by Stephen L. KeckVol 07 No 2 |
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Postcolonial Criticism and Southeast Asian Studies: Pitfalls, Retreat, and Unfulfilled Promises by Rommel A. CuramingVol 07 No 2 |
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A Study on Kyaikkatha: An Early Urban Settlement in Lower Myanmar by Lei Lei WinVol 07 No 1 |
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The Pluralism of Ethnic Cultures and Inclusive Development in the Philippines by BAO MaohongVol 07 No 1 |
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The Mother Goddess of Champa: Po Inâ Nâgar by William B NoseworthyVol 07 No 1 |
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Approaches to Southeast Asian Studies: Beyond the “Comfort Zone” by Mala Rajo SathianVol 07 No 1 |
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A Historical Review of Japanese Area Studies and the Emergence of Global Studies by Shintaro FukutakeVol 07 No 1 |
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Approaches in Southeast Asian Studies: Developing Post-colonial Theories in Area Studies by Cahyo PamungkasVol 07 No 1 |
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Southeast Asia and Southeast Asian Studies: Issues in Multidisciplinary Studies and Methodology by Victor T. KingVol 07 No 1 |
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