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Debating Southeast Asia by Victor T. KingVol 12 No 2 |
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Southeast Asian Studies and the Reality of Southeast Asia by David HenleyVol 12 No 2 |
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Making Southeast Asia Visible: Restoring the Region to Global History by Stephen L. KeckVol 12 No 2 |
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Southeast Asia in International History: Justification and Exploration by OOI Keat GinVol 12 No 2 |
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Regional Identity and Belonging: Timor-Leste and ASEAN by Khoo Ying HooiVol 12 No 2 |
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From Zomia to Holon: Rivers and Transregional Flows in Mainland Southeastern Asia, 1840-1950 by Iftekhar IqbalVol 12 No 2 |
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Who Made Southeast Asia? Personages, Programs and Problems in the Pursuit of a Region by Victor T. KingVol 12 No 2 |
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Area Studies, History and the Anthropocene by Rommel A. CuramingVol 12 No 2 |
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Hijacking Area Studies: Ethnographic Approaches to Southeast Asian Airlines by Jane M. FergusonVol 12 No 2 |
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SUVANNABHUMI Vol 12, No 1 January 2020Vol 12 No 1 |
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CONTENTS 12(1)Vol 12 No 1 |
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“And not just the men, but the women and the children, too”: Gendered Images of Violence in Indonesian, Vietnamese, and Cambodian Cold War Museums by Michael G. VannVol 12 No 1 |
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The Politics of the Pot: Contemporary Cambodian Women Artists Negotiating Their Roles In and Out of the Kitchen by Boreth LyVol 12 No 1 |
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And The State Will Prevail: The Elder Caregiver Sector in Singapore and Thailand by Theresa W.Devasahaym, Rossarin GrayVol 12 No 1 |
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Mapping Philippine Studies in North East Asia: A SWOT Analysis of Southeast Asian Studies Programs from China, Japan, and Korea by Ronel O. LaranjoVol 12 No 1 |
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New Calendar, Old Social Class, and Buddhist Tradition: A Case Study of Wekmasuk Wundauk U Latt and His Family Members by Myo OoVol 12 No 1 |
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Between Two Deaths: Representation of the 1968 Huế Massacre 1968 in “Song for the Dead” of Trịnh Công Sơn by Lo Duc AnhVol 12 No 1 |
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Ramon Guillermo, Scholar-Activist of Indonesian and Philippine Society by U Z. EliserioVol 12 No 1 |
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Ritualism versus Universalism: The Challenge of Establishing an Effective Rights-Based Labor Migration Regime in ASEAN by Jorge V. TignoVol 11 No 2 |
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The Emerging Diasporic Connections in Southeast Asia and the Constitution of Ethnic Networks by Yekti MaunatiVol 11 No 2 |
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Entertainment in a Changing World: Vietnam and Video Gaming by Phan Quang AnhVol 11 No 2 |
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A History of Vietnam’s Integration in Modern Times: The Case of Franco-Chinese Conflict over the Sino-Tonkinese Border (1885-1895) by Nguyen Thi HanhVol 11 No 2 |
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The Belt Road Initiatives, Identity Politics, and The Making of Southeast Asian Identity by Cahyo Pamungkas and Saiful HakamVol 11 No 2 |
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Negotiations in Space and Time: Changing Gender Relations in Thai Tourist-oriented Encounters by Victor T. King and J. RotherayVol 11 No 2 |
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The Western Lineage in Southeast “Asianography” by Michael Aung-ThwinVol 11 No 2 |
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