| 2 | Director's note
Max Sparreboom (Director, IIAS) |
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| 1, 4 & 5 | The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University / Tamasin Ramsay & Wendy Smith |
| 3 | Asian new religious movements as global organisations / Wendy Smith |
| 5 - 6 | Blurring the boundaries between corporation and religion / Louella Matsunaga |
| 6 - 7 | Japanese NRMs as ‘multinational enterprises and ‘epidemics’ / Hirochika Nakamaki |
| 8 - 9 | A Japanese new religion in the age of globalisation / Ronan Alves Pereira |
| 10 - 11 | Maintaining ‘Japaneseness’: the strategy of the Church of World Messianity in Brazil / Hideaki Matsuoka |
| 12 - 13 | A global NRM based on miracles: Sukyo Mahikari / Wendy Smith |
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| 14 - 15 | From science fictional Japan to Japanese science fiction /
Chris Goto-Jones |
| 16 | Democracy by degrees: China's roadmap for change? / Yongjun Zhao |
| 17 | Colonial courts and custom: comparative reflections on customary law and colonial modernity in Korea / Marie Seong-Hak Kim |
| 18 - 19 | Double migrants, diversity and diasporas: a snapshot of the Hindustani and non-resident Indian community in the Netherlands / Igor Kotin |
| 19 | An ‘aesthetic education': the role of sentiments in the transition from traditional Confucianism to modern aesthetics / Mei-Yen Lee |
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| 21 - 22 | ‘Culture as a basic need’: The Prince Claus Fund’s Special Program: Cultural Emergency Response / Ginger da Silva & Iwana Chronis |
| 22 | The wisdom of ‘tied logs’: traditional boats of India’s Orissa coast during the colonial era / Ganeswar Nayak |
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| 23 | Stable but unpopular: political parties after Suharto / Marcus Mietzner |
| 24 - 25 | Raja Lorenzo II: a Catholic kingdom in the Dutch East Indies / R.H. Barnes |
| 26 - 27 | Betel-chewing in mainland Southeast Asia / Nguyen Xuan Hien & P.A. Reichart |
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| 28 - 29 | Individuality, literature and censorship: Gao xingjiang and China / Bob van der Linden |
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| 30 | New For Review |
| 31 | Who is using NewAsiaBooks.org? / Thomas Voorter |
| 31 | Bookmarked |
| 32 | Rebel with a cause: debunking the mythical mystical Tibet / Mara Matta |
| 33 | Lifting up women without lifting the veil / Karuna Sharma |
| 34 | Three’s a crowd? Declining US hegemony in the Asia-Pacfic / Thomas S. Wilkins |
| 35 | The search for security in East Asia / Frans Paul van der Putten |
| 36 | Elections as popular culture / Meredith Weiss |
| 37 | A complex conflict / Nicholas Tarling |
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| 38 - 41 | Network Asia |
| 42 | IIAS Research |
| 44 - 45 | Announcements |
| 46 | IIAS Fellows |
| 47 | International Conference Agenda |
| 48 | Colophon |
