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| 2 | IIAS Logo Explanation / Wim Stokhof |
| 2 | Editorial / Maurice Sistermans |
| 2 | Director’s Note on ASEM 4 / Wim Stokhof |
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| 1 | Al-Qaeda in the Asia Pacific: Origin, Capability, and Threat / Rohan Gunaratna (p. 1, 4-5) |
| 2 | In Memoriam: Hans de Casparis / Dirk Kolff |
| 3 | The Asia- Europe Meeting and the ASEM Research Platform / Paul van der Velde & Rima Sondaite-van Soest |
| 4 | Lectures on the Present, Lessons from the Past: al-Qa`ida as the New Pan-Islam / Michael Laffan (p. 4-5) |
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| 6 | Asians of the Same Intent / Giovanni Vitiello |
| 6 | Restless Longing / Tze-lan D. Sang |
| 7 | Kamingu Auto: Homosexuality and Popular Culture in Japan / Mark J. McLelland |
| 7 | Gay vs. ‘Kathoey’: Homosexual Identities in Thailand / Megan Sinnott (p.7-8) |
| 8 | The Legacy of the Crocodile: Critical Debates over Taiwanese Lesbian Fiction / Fran Martin |
| 9 | Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Homosexual Culture in Indonesia / Dédé Oetomo |
| 10 | Birthday in Beijing: Women Tongzhi Organizing in 1990s’ China / He Xiaopei |
| 10 | Homosexuality in India: Past and Present / Ruth Vanita (p.10-11) |
| 11 | The Remaking of a Cambodian-American Drag Queen / Karen Quintiliani |
| 12 | New Park: Gay Literature in Taiwan / Chi Ta-wei |
| 12 | Who’s That Girl? / Sharon Chalmers (p.12-13) |
| 13 | Filtered Voices / Cui Zi’en |
| 14 | Queer Mongolians: Is Isolation their Destiny? / Richard Smith |
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| 15 | A Non-Indian Resident - An Interview with the Poet Sujata Bhatt / Martin Mooij (p. 15-16) |
| 17 | The Gate of Words / Antonetta L. Bruno |
| 18 | They are not Humans Anyway / Ward Berenschot (p. 18-19) |
| 19 | Between Music, Dance and Ritual / Clara Brakel & Patricia Matusky |
| 20 | East is East? / Mona Abaza |
| 21 | Troubled Links / Sanjoy Bhattacharya |
| 22 | Modern South Asia Conference in Heidelberg / Netty Bonouvrié |
| 22 | Tribal Transitions: Cultural Innovation in Arunachal Pradesh / Stuart Blackburn |
| 23 | Visualized Space / Martin Gaenszle & Jörg Gengnagel |
| 24 | Rethinking Geopolitics in Post-Soviet Central Eurasia / Mehdi Amineh |
| 25 | Tibetological Collections & Archives Series / Henk Blezer |
| 25 | Preserving Tibetan Heritage / Dory Heilijgers |
| 26 | Media Work: Science and the Public / Judith Brandner & Brigitte Steger |
| 26 | The Vedas: Texts, Language, and Ritual / Jan Houben |
| 26 | ESCAS VIII / Touraj Atabaki |
| 27 | Sex, Gender, and Priests / Sharyn Graham |
| 28 | Young Japanese Researchers on Southeast Asia - Series / Rogier Busser |
| 28 | Indigenizing Colonial Knowledge / Soda Naoki |
| 29 | Vietnamese Peasants / Markus Vorpahl |
| 30 | Eating GMOs with Chopsticks? / Heng Zhao |
| 31 | Intellectuals in Social Development in China / Nora Sausmikat |
| 31 | Chinese Communities in the Netherlands / Leo Douw |
| 32 | Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development Policy in Macau / Frans-Paul van der Putten |
| 33 | Voices from Tundra and Taiga / Cecilia Odé |
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| 34 | From Austere Wabi to Golden Wabi / Anna Beerens |
| 35 | Return to Japan from Pilgrimage to the West / Gérard Siary |
| 35 | Gambling with Virtue / Sabine Frühstück |
| 36 | The Miracle, a Crisis, and the Future / Benno Galjart |
| 36 | Indian Revolutionaries in Central Asia / Touraj Atabaki |
| 37 | Korean Multinationals in Europe / Anil Khosla |
| 37 | A Free Web Journal / Mark Turin |
| 38 | Detective Report or Academic Book? / Noorhaidi Hasan |
| 39 | A Cutting-Edge Manual for Spoken Tibetan / Antonio Terrone |
| 39 | The Indigenization of Modernity / Toon van Meijl |
| 40 | Books Received |
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| 41 | Family, Photography and Icon: Vivan Sundaram’s Re-take of ‘Amrita’ / Kristy Phillips |
| 42 | Kenro Izu: Photography along the Silk Road / Debra Diamond |
| 43 | Asia and the White Cube / Kristy Phillips |
| 44 | When was Modernism? / Deepali Dewan |
| 45 | xs-XL, Expanding Art / John Gee |
| 45 | It ‘May Be’ Fantastic Again / Thomas Berghuis |
| 46 | Imagined Workshop / Caroline Turner |
| 47 | Art Agenda / Thomas Berghuis (p. 47-48) |
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| 49 | Stem Cell Research in China / Margaret Sleeboom |
| 50 | IIAS Research Programmes |
| 50 | IIAS Publications |
| 51 | IIAS Fellows |
| 52 | Spaces of Protest / Rachel Silvey |
| 52 | South(east) Asian Art & Archaeology at Kediri / Ellen Raven |
| 53 | A Balancing Act / Els Bogaerts |
| 53 | The Dutch East Indies on Celluloid / Marije Plomp |
| 53 | Indonesia Across Orders / Els Bogaerts |
| 54 | Asia Alliance / Anne Sey |
| 54 | Alliance Partners |
| 55 | China as Number One - in Mobiles / Jon Sigurdson |
| 55 | Mobility and Mobiles in China / Anders Ravn Nielsen |
| 56 | ICAS Secretariat |
| 56 | ICAS 3 Singapore / Lynn Tan |
| 56 | European Associations for Asian Studies |
| 56 | TANAP Extends into Iran / Henk Niemeijer |
| 56 | TANAP Diary - Unequalled Success / Nirmal Dewasiri & Anjana Singh |
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| 57 | Directors of Urban Change: Mega-Urbanization in Asia / Freek Colombijn & Peter Nas |
| 57 | Local Land Use Strategies in a Globalizing World / Reed Wadley |
| 58 | International Conference Agenda (p. 58-59) |
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| 24 | Advertising Information |
| 50 | IIAS Information |
| 54 | Asia-Europe Workshop Series |
