Newsletter 43

Newsletter 42

Spring 2007

2Director's note
Max Sparreboom (Director, IIAS)
3Announcements

1 & 4 We need to find what we are not looking for / Sheldon Pollock
5-6Early modern classicism and late imperial China / Benjamin A. Elman
7On Islam and comparative intellectual history / Michael Cook
8The problem of early modernity in the Sanskrit intellectual tradition / Sheldon Pollock
9The historiography of protest in late Mamluk and early Ottoman Egypt and Syria / Amina Elbendary
10Can we speak of an ‘early modern' world? / Peter Burke
11Opening the gate of verification: intellectual trends in the 17th century Arab-Islamic world / Khaled El-Rouayheb
12Early modern Sanskrit thought and the quest for a perfect understanding of property / Ethan Kroll
13Saying one thing, doing another? / Gijs Kruijtzer
14Empires and exact sciences in pre-modern Eurasia / Kim Plofker
15Fiction is philosophy: interview with Lulu Wang / Tao Yue
16A new research culture for the marginalised in Bangladesh / Jos van Beurden
17Beyond economics: transnational labour migration in Asia and the Pacific / Toon van Meijl

18-19Punjabis in East Africa
20Books received
21Britain, Southeast Asia and the Korean War / Thomas Crump
21China's Tibet: marginalisation through development? / Alpo Ratia
22A slow road to regionalism / Mark Beeson
23Chinese experience of the Korean War / Adam Cathcart
24On archives / Mark Turin
25Living heritage: vernacular architecture in China / Marcel Vellinga
26Female and single: negotiating personal and social boundaries in Indonesian society / Muhammed Hassanali
27State and society in the Philippines / Niels Mulder
28Kerala's cashew workers / Manja Bomhoff
29Habermas in India / Hans Schenk
30-31ICAS 5 Update and ICAS book prize
32IIAS fellows
33IIAS research
34-35Asia Alliance and Announcements
36-37Arts agenda
38-39International conference agenda
40Colophon

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