Title: Propaganda and the Genocide in Indonesia: Imagined Evil, by Saskia Wieringa and Nursyahbani Katjasungkana. Routledge, 2019. In 1965-66 Indonesia, approximately one million people were murdered and over a million others were imprisoned and tortured. […]
Title: Power, Protection and Magic in Thailand: The Cosmos of a Southern Policemen, by Craig J. Reynolds Canberra: ANU Press, 2019 The trend towards the serious scholarly study of Thailand’s regions is well over four […]
Title: Migrante. by J. W. Henley Manchester: Camphor Press Ltd., 2020 “We are the nameless dead now.” This is Migrante’s refrain all throughout the novel, an extended metaphor that summarizes the existence of Rizal, the […]
Title: Political Theologies and Development in Asia: Transcendence, Sacrifice, and Aspiration. Edited by Giuseppe Bolotta, Philip Fountain and Michael Feener Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020 (171 pages) This book brilliantly contributes to expanding the borders […]
Title: A Long Road Traveled. by Han Hing Quang Stephen Shenfield: http://stephenshenfield.net/places/east-asia/vietnam/213-han-hing-quang-memoir-a-long-road-traveled In Han Hing Quang’s A Long Road Traveled, the reader follows the author and his family through an essential period in modern East […]
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