Amir Muhammad “Perforated Sheets,” isang kolum sa pahayagan (Butas-butas na papel) Kuala Lumpur / New Straits Times / 2 September 1998 – 3 February 1999 Sabri Zain Face Off: A Malaysian Reformasi Diary (1998–99) (Harapan: Isang talaarawang […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the Philippine Nation-State Quezon […]
John T. SidelCapital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the PhilippinesStanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. AbinalesMaking Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the Philippine Nation-StateQuezon City, Philippines / […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines (Ang kapital, pamumuwersa, at krimen: Ang bosismo sa Pilipinas) Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the Philippine Nation-State Quezon […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines (資本･強制･犯罪―フィリピンのボッシズム） Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press/ 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the Philippine Nation-State (ミンダナオ創出―フィリピン国民国家形成におけるコタバトとダバオ) […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines (ทุน การข่มขู่และอาชญากรรม: เจ้าพ่อในฟิลิปปินส์) Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” PhD dissertation / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’Oed Ekonomi dan Struktur Politik Orde Baru 1966-71 (New Order Economy and Political Structure […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” PhD dissertation / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’Oed Ekonomi dan Struktur Politik Orde Baru 1966-71 (New Order Economy and Political […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” (Negara dan masyarakat: Politik Indonesia pada masa Orde Baru, 1966-1978) PhD dissertation / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’Oed Economi dan Struktur […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” (国家と社会：新秩序体制下のインドネシア政治1966-1978) PhD dissertation / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’Oed Ekonomi dan Struktur Politik Orde Baru 1966-71 (新秩序体制の経済と政治構造1966‐71) Jakarta / LP3ES / […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” (รัฐกับสังคม: การเมืองอินโดนีเซียภายใต้นโยบายระเบียบใหม่ 1966-1978) วิทยานิพนธ์ปริญญาเอก / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’oed Ekonomi dan Struktur Politik Orde Baru 1966-71 (โครงสร้างเศรษฐกิจและการเมืองในยุคนโยบายระเบียบใหม่ 1966-1971) Jakarta / […]
Farchan Bulkin “State and Society: Indonesian Politics Under the New Order, 1966-1978” (Estado at lipunan: Ang pulitikang Indones sa Bagong Kaayusan, 1966-1978) PhD dissertation / University of Washington / 1983 Mochtar Mas’Oed Economi dan Struktur […]
Having read newspaper reports and watched TV news programs about a recent seminar on poverty alleviation strategies organized by the Thailand Research Development Institute (TDRI), as well as having heard Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra discuss […]
Thai public intellectuals don’t seem to love and care for the people much these days. They facilely compare the Thais to chicken (I’m still puzzled why Thai people are compared to “chicken in the basket” […]
Dr. Kasian Tejapera calls the economic policy of the current government “Thaksinomics.” This means, in essence, that the government bestows patronage on its affiliated crony capitalist groups on the one hand and garners support from […]
Race in Malaysia is not a black and white matter. The very notion of “race” has its roots in the colonial past, not inthe cosmopolitan and creole histories of the Malay sultanates. Hence there is […]
Why do high Golkar officials such as Syamsul Muarif, Ferry Mursyidan Baldan, and Slamet Effendi stubbornly shield their party leader, Akbar Tandjung? Why do they try to block the possible formation of a special committee […]
The dramatic arrest of Tommy Soeharto is the latest event to rock the political scene. The current cases, which link the police with Indonesia’s political turmoil, bring to mind the work of a famous British […]
Kyoto Review recently spoke with Marites Dañguilan Vitug, prominent Philippine journalist and editor of the newsmagazine Newsbreak, who writes on issues ranging from the Philippine military and everyday politics to Islam and the Southeast Asian […]
On 20 February 2002, the University of the Philippines (UP) Library formally opened the Human Rights Reading Room containing, at present, over 900 pages of narratives by 436 victims of human rights abuses during the […]
Kyoto University has two area studies institutions, the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS) and the Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies (Asafas), with a combined faculty of fifty-seven members. Their joint library, […]
The University of the Philippines’ Asian Center held a conference-workshop last January 8-10 that examined the state of teaching and research on Southeast Asian Studies in the east Asian region. Supported by the Japan Foundation’s […]
The Orang Asli are the minority indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia. Numbering 120,000 and distributed unevenly among 19 different linguistic groups, they represent the most marginalized of Malaysian society today. But the Orang Asli were […]
Bank Indonesia’s Independence in Political TurbulenceIndependensi Bank Indonesia dalam Kemelut PolitikM. Dawam RahardjoJakarta / Pustaka Cidesindo / 2000 The book about Indonesia’s central bank contains two main discussions. The first reviews the degree of autonomy […]
The Soeharto Family’s Accumulation of WealthSoeharto Family no chikuzaiMurai Yoshinori et al.Tokyo / Commons / 1999 Destiny’s Eldest Daughter: The Early Life of Soekarno’s Daughter MegawatiUnmei no chojyo—Soekarno no musume, Megawati no hanseiAkio SatokoTokyo / […]
Crimes Committed by the State: Transition in CrisisAtchayagam Rat Wigrit GarnpienpaengJi Giles Ungpakorn, Suthachai Yimprasert et al.Bangkok / The 6th October 1976 Investigating Committee / 2001 The Women of 6th October: Sifting Out the Truth […]
How to Look at Asian Politics:From Development Dictatorship to Civil Society Ajia Seiji wo Miru Me—Kaihatsu Dokusai kara Shiminsyakai eIwasaki IkuoTokyo / Chuokouron Shinsha / 2001 “The Ending of Development Dictatorship”—this was the title of a […]
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