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Modern Muslim IdentitiesNegotiating Religion and Ethnicity in MalaysiaNIAS Monographs # 119
Gerhard Hoffstaedter |
Between FrontiersNation and Identity in a Southeast Asian BorderlandNIAS Monographs # 116
by Noboru Ishikawa |
Violence and BelongingLand, Love and Lethal Conflict in the North-West Frontier Province of PakistanNIAS Monographs # 115
by Are Knudsen |
Proper Islamic ConsumptionShopping among the Malays in Modern MalaysiaNIAS Monographs # 113
by Johan Fischer |
Power, Resistance and Women Politicians in CambodiaDiscourses of EmancipationNIAS Monographs # 108
by Mona Lilja |
Burma and Japan Since 1940From ’Co-Prosperity’ to ’Quiet Dialogue’NIAS Monographs # 106
by Donald M. Seekins |
Indonesian Literature vs New Order OrthodoxyThe Aftermath of 1965-1966NIAS Monographs # 101
by Anna-Greta Nilsson Hoadley |
Civil Society and DemocratizationSocial Movements in Northeast ThailandNIAS Monographs # 99
by Somchai Phatharathananunth |
Indonesia and the Muslim WorldBetween Islam and Secularism in the Foreign Policy of Soeharto and BeyondNIAS Reports # 50
by Anak Agung Banyu Perwita |
Cambodia's Economic TransformationNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 49
edited by Caroline Hughes and Kheang Un |
Democratizing IndonesiaThe Challenges of Civil Society in the Era of ReformasiNIAS Reports # 49
by Mikaela Nyman |
Saying the UnsayableMonarchy and Democracy in ThailandNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 47
Edited by Søren Ivarsson and Lotte Isager |
iChinaThe Rise of the Individual in Modern Chinese SocietyNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 45
edited by Mette Halskov Hansen and Rune Svarverud |
People of VirtueReconfiguring Religion, Power and Moral Order in Cambodia TodayNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 43
edited by Alexandra Kent & David Chandler |
Beijing Women Organizing for ChangeA New Wave of the Chinese Women's MovementNIAS Reports # 40
by Cecilia Nathansen Milwertz |
Politics, Culture and SelfEast Asian and North European AttitudesNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 40
edited by Geir Helgesen & Soren Risbjerg Thomsen |
Southeast Asian-Centred Economies or Economics?NIAS Reports # 39
edited by Mason C. Hoadley |
Authority Relations and Economic Decision-Making in VietnamAn Historical PerspectiveNIAS Reports # 38
by Dang Phong & Melanie Beresford |
The Power of IdeasIntellectual Input and Political Change in East and Southeast AsiaNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 36
edited by Claudia Derichs & Thomas Heberer |
Contesting Visions of the Lao PastLao Historiography at the CrossroadsNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 32
edited by Christopher E. Goscha & Soren Ivarsson |
Islam, Human Rights and Child Labour in PakistanNIAS Reports # 29
by Alain Lefebvre |
Measuring Attitudes in East AsiaThe Case of South Korean DemocratizationNIAS Reports # 27
by Geir Helgesen & Soren Risbjerg Thomsen |
Aiding AfghanistanThe Background and Prospects for Reconstruction in a Fragmented SocietyNIAS Reports # 26
by Asger Christensen |
Democracy in South KoreaNIAS Reports # 18
by Geir Helgesen |
The Impossibility of Liberalism and Democracy in Indonesia 1840-1940NIAS Reports # 13
by Thommy Svensson |
Beyond Democracy in CambodiaPolitical Reconstruction in a Post-Conflict SocietyDemocracy in Asia # 12
edited by Joakim Öjendal & Mona Lilja |
Bon, Buddhism and DemocracyThe Building of a Tibetan National IdentityNIAS Reports # 12
by Per Kvaerne & Rinzin Thargyal |
Constructing SingaporeElitism, Ethnicity and the Nation-Building ProjectDemocracy in Asia # 11
by Michael D. Barr & Zlatko Skrbiš |
Southeast Asian Responses to GlobalizationRestructuring Governance and Deepening DemocracyDemocracy in Asia # 10
edited by Francis Loh Kok Wah & Joakim Öjendal |
From Subjects to CitizensBalinese Villagers in the Indonesian Nation-StateDemocracy in Asia # 9
by Lyn Parker |
Democracy and National Identity in ThailandStudies in Contemporary Asian History # 7
by Michael Kelly Connors |
Friends of GandhiInter-war Scandinavian Responses to the MahatmaNIAS Reports # 7
edited by Frede Hojgaard |
Internet, Governance and DemocracyDemocratic Transitions from Asian and European PerspectivesNordic Proceedings in Asian Studies # 7
compiled by Jens Hoff |
Institutions, Livelihoods and the EnvironmentChange and Response in Mainland Southeast AsiaNordic Proceedings in Asian Studies # 6
compiled by Andrea Straub, introduction by Per Ronnaas |
Pirates in ParadiseA Modern History of Southeast Asia’s Maritime MaraudersStudies in Contemporary Asian History # 6
by Stefan Eklof |
ThaksinThe Business of Politics in ThailandStudies in Contemporary Asian History # 5
by Pasuk Phongpaichit & Chris Baker |
Historical Dictionary of the Indochina War (1945-1954)An International and Interdisciplinary ApproachNIAS Reference Library # 4
Christopher E. Goscha |
The Thaksinization of ThailandStudies in Contemporary Asian History # 4
by Duncan McCargo & Ukrist Pathmanand |
Gender Politics in AsiaWomen Manoeuvring with Dominant Gender OrdersGendering Asia # 3
edited by Wil Burghoorn, Kazuki Iwanaga, Cecilia Milwertz & Qi Wang |
Going IndochineseContesting Concepts of Space and Place in French IndochinaNIAS Classics # 3
Christopher E. Goscha |
Power and Political Culture in Suharto's IndonesiaThe Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) and Decline of the New Order (1986-98)Studies in Contemporary Asian History # 3
by Stefan Eklof |
Making Fields of MeritBuddhist Female Ascetics and Gendered Orders in ThailandGendering Asia # 2
by Monica Lindberg Falk |
Women’s Political Participation and Representation in AsiaObstacles and ChallengesWomen and Politics in Asia # 2
edited by Kazuki Iwanaga |
Indonesian Politics in CrisisThe Long Fall of Suharto, 1996-98Studies in Contemporary Asian History # 1
by Stefan Eklof |
State Bureaucracy and Capitalism in Rural West JavaLocal Gentry versus Peasant Entrepreneurs in Priangan in the 19th an 20th CenturyNIAS Reports # 1
by Thommy Svensson |
Press news
- Jan. 24 2012
Apparently, the hot travel destinations this year are Uganda and Burma – at least according to Lonely Planet aficionados. If true, then sales of a recent NIAS Press book – listed as recommended reading in the latest edition of the Lonely Planet guide to Myanmar/Burma – might be about to explode (or maybe not, given its subject matter).
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