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Modern China-Myanmar RelationsDilemmas of Mutual DependenceNIAS Monographs # 121
David I. Steinberg and Hongwei Fan |
Performing the DivineMediums, Markets and Modernity in Urban VietnamNIAS Monographs # 118
Kirsten W. Endres |
Cambodians and Their DoctorsA Medical Anthropology of Colonial and Post-Colonial CambodiaNIAS Monographs # 117
Jan Ovesen and Ing-Britt Trankell |
Between FrontiersNation and Identity in a Southeast Asian BorderlandNIAS Monographs # 116
by Noboru Ishikawa |
Creating LaosThe Making of a Lao Space between Indochina and Siam, 1860-1945NIAS Monographs # 112
by Søren Ivarsson |
Other LandscapesColonialism and the Predicament of Authority in Nineteenth-Century South IndiaNIAS Monographs # 111
by Deborah Sutton |
Land and LonghouseAgrarian Transformation in the Uplands of SarawakNIAS Monographs # 110
by R. A. Cramb |
Burma and Japan Since 1940From ’Co-Prosperity’ to ’Quiet Dialogue’NIAS Monographs # 106
by Donald M. Seekins |
Village China at WarThe Impact of Resistance to Japan, 1937-1945NIAS Monographs # 104
by Dagfinn Gatu |
Disease and Demography in Colonial BurmaNIAS Monographs # 103
by Judith Richell |
17th-Century Burma and the Dutch East India Company 1634-1680NIAS Monographs # 102
by Wil O. Dijk |
Trade and Society in the Straits of MelakaDutch Melaka and English Penang, 1780-1830NIAS Monographs # 100
by Nordin Hussin |
Modernization and Effeminization in IndiaKerala Cashew Workers Since 1930NIAS Monographs # 95
by Anna Lindberg |
The UP SagaNIAS Monographs # 94
by Susan M. Martin |
Private Academies of Chinese Learning in Meiji JapanThe Decline and Transformation of the Kanguku JukuNIAS Monographs # 92
by Margaret Mehl |
In Search of Chin IdentityA Study in Religion, Politics and Ethnic Identity in BurmaNIAS Monographs # 91
by Lian H. Sakhong |
Ancestors in Borneo SocietiesDeath, Transformation, and Social ImmortalityNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 50
edited by Pascal Couderc and Kenneth Sillander |
The State and the Iron Industry in Han ChinaNIAS Reports # 44
by Donald B. Wagner |
A Brief History of Tibetan Academic Degrees in Buddhist PhilosophyNIAS Reports # 43
by Tarab Tulku |
Breeds of EmpireThe ’Invention’ of the Horse in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa 1500-1950NIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 42
by Greg Bankoff & Sandra Swart |
Beyond ChinatownNew Chinese Migration and the Global Expansion of ChinaNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 41
edited by Mette Thuno |
Clouds over TianshanEssays on Social Disturbance in Xinjiang in the 1940sNIAS Reports # 36
by David D. Wang |
Contesting Visions of the Lao PastLao Historiography at the CrossroadsNIAS Studies in Asian Topics # 32
edited by Christopher E. Goscha & Soren Ivarsson |
Vietnam or Indochina?Contesting Concepts of Space in Vietnamese Nationalism, 1887-1954NIAS Reports # 28
by Christopher E. Goscha |
The Impossibility of Liberalism and Democracy in Indonesia 1840-1940NIAS Reports # 13
by Thommy Svensson |
Nature and NationForests and Development in Peninsular MalaysiaMan and Nature in Asia # 9
by Jeyamalar Kathirithamby-Wells |
Catalogue of Sanskrit ManuscriptsEarly Acquisitions and the Nepal CollectionCOMDC series # 7
Hartmut Buescher |
Pirates in ParadiseA Modern History of Southeast Asia’s Maritime MaraudersStudies in Contemporary Asian History # 6
by Stefan Eklof |
Catalogue of Arabic ManuscriptsCodices Arabici and Codices Arabici Additamenta; Volume 1-3COMDC series # 5.3
by Irmeli Perho |
Catalogue of Arabic ManuscriptsCodices Arabici Arthur ChristensenianiCOMDC series # 5.2
by Irmeli Perho |
Historical Dictionary of the Indochina War (1945-1954)An International and Interdisciplinary ApproachNIAS Reference Library # 4
Christopher E. Goscha |
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 |
Digital Atlas of Indonesian History
by Robert Cribb |
Heritage Tourism in Southeast Asia
edited by Michael Hitchcock, Victor T. King and Michael Parnwell |
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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