Newsletter 36

March 2005
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1, 4-5A pre-colonial language in a post-colonial world Sheldon Pollock, interview by Gijs Kruitzer
2Asia, what Asia? Director's note
3Some thoughts on how knowledge on Southeast Asia came to be Shamsul A.B.
3Cultural diversity and exchange within globalization? Raul Pertierra
5Poems from Amsterdam J. Neil C. Garcia

6Introduction: piracy in the Asian seas John Kleinen & Manon Osseweijer
7Piracy in early modern China Robert Antony
8Sailing in dangerous waters: piracy and raiding in historical context Esther Veltoen
9From ‘piracy' to inter-regional trade: the Sunda Straits zone, c. 1750-1800 Ota Atsushi
10Piracy in the Malacca Straits: notes from the field Eric Frécon
11Local pirate gangs, strategic waterways Adam Young
12Piracy: a critical perspective Stefan Eklöf

13Opium: building block of empire Anne L. Foster
14Can personal names be translated? Charles Macdonald
15Sisterhood in saffron: women of the Rashtra Sevika Samiti Namrata Ravichandra Ganneri
16Social stratification in contemporary China Ravni Thakur
17International supply chains and labour standards in China Gemma Crijns and Frans Paul van der Putten
18Dutch enterprise in independent Indonesia: cooperation and confrontation, 1949- 1958 Jasper van de Kerkhof
19Decolonization and urban labour history in Indonesia, 1930-1965 Ratna Saptari and Erwiza Erman
20Vedic studies: texts, language and ritual J.E.M. Houben
21Dravidian studies in the Netherlands part 2 (1860s-1970s): classical India
rediscovered
Luba Zubkova
22Shamanism in contemporary Siberian music Larissa Burnakova and
Liesbet Nyssen

23Srib Leb Rgad Po translated by Simon Wickham-Smith
24Recovering from crisis: more than just survival? Elizabeth Morrell
25Thailand’s rice bowl: perspectives on agricultural and social change in the Chao Phraya Delta Graeme MacRae
26The guns of February: ordinary Japanese soldiers’ views of the Malayan campaign and the fall of Singapore, 1941-42 Chandar S. Sundaram
27Strange parallels: Southeast Asia in global context, c. 800-1830 Volker Grabowsky
28Books received
29IIAS fellows
30 Asian and European perspectives on old age vulnerability Elisabeth Schröder-Butterfill and Ruly Marianti
31 China's need for soft power Zhai Kun
32 IIAS research programmes
33-35Projects / events / call for papers
36-37 International conference agenda
38-39 Arts agenda
40Colophon

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