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-Adat in the making : lived identity in the Johol temuan societyChih- Hui Liang; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-An anarchist history of the 1963-66 Indonesia - Malaysia confrontation in upland central BorneoDave Lumenta; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-"Business-friendly" rule of local elites: capital investments and local politics under globalization in Ilocos Norte, PhilippinesWataru Kusaka; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
no_preview_available.png-The challenges encountered in studying the history of Chinese in Malaya: diversity of sources and confusion in phonetic transcription of dialectsTai Ai Boay; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Climate change and water resources: legal issues and concerns in South East AsiaYiyuan (William) Su; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Culture and cultural sector in national policy of Vietnam since the Doi Moi reformsHuong Le Thu; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Dual coalition system in Malaysia: beyond communal politics?ANG Ming Chee; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Global financial crisis and east asian growth model revisited:twelve years of change since 1997 economic crisis and alternative modelKosuke Mizuno; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
no_preview_available.png-Indonesian economy : Impact of global financial crisisNinasapti Triaswati; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
no_preview_available.png-Multi - Laterality and the changing global mapping of southeast Asian studies: a view from JapanYoko Hayami; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Nationalism, political survival and foreign direct investmentIan T.Y. Chen; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Neighbor studies: how Thai Academia colonizes, romanticizes and reconceptualizes its neighborsYukti Mukdawijitra; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Revitalizing growth in Malaysia: towards a high income economyTham Siew Yean; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
no_preview_available.png-Scattered but connected: Karen refugees' connections in and beyond the Thailand-Burma borderlandLee Sang Kook; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-The Singapore dilemma: ethnic justice or democratization?Tsai- wei SUN; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
no_preview_available.png-Statecraft needed Zomia, so did Zomia : an interactive perspectiveNoboru Ishikawa; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Transnational migration of buddhist monks in mainland Southeast AsiaSatoru Kobayashi; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies
-Upholding human rights with regional characteristics: mapping the evolving ASEAN human rights mechanismsTitus C.Chen; CAPAS-SCEAS Workshop for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Area Studies