| 2 | Director's note
Max Sparreboom (Director, IIAS) |
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| 1 & 3 | Transnational flows and the politics of dress in Asia / Mina Roces and Louise Edwards |
| 4 - 5 | Gender, nation and the politics of dress in 20th century Philippines / Mina Roces |
| 6 - 7 | Dressing for power: Scholar’s robes, school uniforms and military attire in China / Louise Edwards |
| 8 - 9 | Modernity, gender and the empire: Gender, citizenship and dress in modernising Japan / Barbara Molony |
| 9 - 10 | Refashioning civilisation: Dress and bodily practice in Thai nation building / Maurizio Peleggi |
| 11 | Nationalism by design: The politics of dress in British Burma / Penny Edwards |
| 12 - 13 | Identity, nation and Islam / Jean Gelman Taylor |
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| 15 | Post-cold war Indo-Pak friendship: Giving peace a chance after 9/11 / Sanjeeb Kumar Mohanty |
| 16 | An end to the history of silence? : The Dutch trade in Asian slaves: Arakan and the Bay of Bengal, 1621 – 1665 / Wil O. Dijk |
| 17 | Searching for Islamic manuscripts in Western Sumatra / Irina R. Katkova |
| 18 | French-language representations of India: Globalised research across national disciplinary boundaries / Ian Magedera |
| 19 | Toward a true Eurasia? : EU strategy in Central Asia: a view from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan / Aigerim Shilibekova |
| 20 - 21 | Tseren’s last gold rush: Tales of yartsa-hunting in Tibet / Emilia Sulek |
| 21 - 22 | The Convention on Biological Diversity: Indigenous peoples and the world of science / Gerard A. Persoon and Myrna Eindhoven |
| 22 - 23 | People, park and partnership: Problems and possible solutions in the Morowali Nature Reserve / Jabar Lahadji |
| 24 - 25 | Takeuchi Yoshimi and the dilemmas of resistance to global capitalist modernity / Viren Murthy |
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| 26 - 27 | Photographic panoramas by German and Chinese photographers in Singapore / Jason Toh |
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| 28 | New For Review |
| 29 | Tag clouds in the research sphere / Thomas Voorter |
| 29 | Bookmarked |
| 30 | Beijing: from imperial capital to Olympic city / Kerry Brown |
| 31 | Learning letters on cold nights / Anna Beerens |
| 32 | Brothers in arms: the Tay Son uprising / Ku Boon Dar |
| 33 | Khmer Buddhists respond to the challenges of modernity / Martin Stuart-Fox |
| 34 | The past is never past: making sense of Chinese time / Gregory Bracken |
| 34 - 35 | Wagging the dog? The media’s role in Asian conflicts / Naresh Kumar |
| 36 | Mongolian foreign policy: the Chinese dimension / Irina Morozova |
| 37 | The new decentralisation: ‘blossoming’ ethnic and religious conflict in Indonesia / Karel Steenbrink |
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| 38 - 40 | Network Asia |
| 43 | IIAS Research |
| 44 - 45 | Announcements |
| 46 | IIAS Fellows |
| 47 | International Conference Agenda |
| 48 | Colophon |
