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SOUTHEAST ASIA: HISTORY AND CULTURE

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SOUTHEAST ASIA: HISTORY AND CULTURE No. 49
May 30, 2020
[SPECIAL ISSUE] “Southeast Asian Studies Re-contextualized: Prospects for Southeast Asia, Japan and Beyond”    
Introduction IIJIMA Akiko 5
Southeast Asian Studies in Asia in the Age of Disruption Thongchai Winichakul 11
At the Crossroads of Area and Global Studies: Vietnamese Knowledge Production about Southeast Asia Vu Duc Liem 26
Inter-Asia and Southeast Asian Studies at the National University of Singapore: A Personal Evaluation Goh Beng-Lan 50
Southeast Asian Studies at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences from International Relations to Transnationalism Fadjar I. Thufail 69
[Article]
Military Government and Local Chieftains in the Northern Highlands in Eighteenth Century Vietnam: Focusing on the Lạng Sơn Province YOSHIKAWA Kazuki 85
Vietnamese Residents in the Saigon Municipal Council during the French Colonial Period: Limitations of the Universal Suffrage System SHIBUYA Yuki 106
Japanese Facilities in Bangkok during World War II KAKIZAKI Ichiro 125
[Notes]
The Paddy Cultivation Scheme in Burma under the Japanese Military Occupation MIZUNO Asuka 148
[Book Reviews]
YAMADA Isamu, AKAMINE Jun, and HIRATA Masahiro (eds.), Eco Resources: Material, Field and Human Dynamics NIMONJIYA Shu 168
Petra Karlová, Japan’s Pre-War Perspective of Southeast Asia:Focusing on Ethnologist Matsumoto Nobuhiro’s Works during 1919–1945 AOYAMA Toru 174
UEDA Shinya, Politics and Society in Early Modern Vietnam YOSHIKAWA Kazuki 179
SEKIMOTO Noriko, Weights and Measures and Vietnamese Colonial Society ODA Nara 185
SAITO Teruko, Debt-Slave and Land Mortgage Contracts in the 18th -19th Centuries Burma: Another Interpretation of Early Modern Southeast Asian Societies IWAKI Takahiro 190
TOMINAGA Yasuyo, A Study of Kartini’s Letters: Comparing Door Duisternis tot Licht with Brieven  SUGAHARA Yumi 196
GOTO Ken’ichi, Modern History of the Japanese Peoples of the “Southward Movement”: the Bonin Islands, Okinawa, and Indonesia KURASAWA Aiko 202
INO Kenji, The Movements for Democracy in Myanmar: The Dilemma of the Students between Aung San Suu Kyi and the People NEMOTO Kei 206
NAKAMURA Masashi, Power Sharing in Malaysia YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki 212
HAYAMI Yoko (ed.), Potentialities of Care in Southeast Asia: Practices of Relatedness in Life KIMURA Yumi 217
SHIGA Ichiko (ed.), Chaozhounese: A Historical-anthropological Study of the Ethnicity and Cultures of Chinese Migrants TSUDA Koji 223
KURAHASHI Ayaka, Dioramic Hell of Buddhist Temples in Thailand TSUMURA Fumihiko 229
KAJIMURA Miki, Immigration and Assimilation: the Burmese Experience in Japan –Solidarity in an Increasingly Multiethnic Society — KUBO Tadayuki 234
NAGATSU Kazufumi, Living on the Border: An Historical Ethnography of the Sama Dilaut in Sabah, Malaysi NOBUTA Toshihiro 239
ICHIOKA Takashi, Muslims in Singapore: Management of Religion and Social Inclusion/Exclusion NONKA Yo 245
HOSODA Naomi, Searching for ‘Luck’: An Ethnography of Filipino Migrants and their Affective Ties SEKI Koki 250

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