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Articles

josÉ duke bagulaya Spectres of a dictatorship: Law's limit concepts in Lino Brocka's Orapronobis   54:4   760–782

greg bankoff 1881, a singularly uneventful year: Everyday death, destruction, and disaster in the Spanish Philippines   54:4   783–803

marcel berni Capture, classification and incarceration of Communist captives during Vietnam's American War   54:3   526–547

kevin blackburn The role of State Shinto and sport in integrating Singapore into the Japanese Empire, 1942–45   54:4   645–666

katherine a. bowie Eunuchs in Burmese history: An overview   54:4   621–644

ian brown Hanging for murder in late colonial Burma   54:4   716–735

yin cao The Yunnan–Burma railway, 1860s–1940s: Imagining, planning and rejecting a railway that was never built   54:2   298–315

nicholas chan Rethinking the causes of Islamisation: Ontological (in)security, postcoloniality, and Islam in Malaysia   54:3   419–449

ernest c.t. chew In Memoriam: Dr Edwin Lee   54:3   548

choo ruizhi Fishes of Empire: Imperialism and ichthyological introductions in British Malaya, 1923–42   54:1   44–63

keen meng choy and ichiro sugimoto Opium consumption and living standards in Singapore, 1900 to 1939   54:1   116–131

christian daniels Buddhist kingship and governance in the Dali Kingdom, 1140s to 1200   54:4   590–620

darmanto ‘Rice ambiguity’ and the taste of modernity on Siberut Island, Indonesia   54:1   64–88

farabi fakih Settler cities in the Dutch Indies: Race, class and the emergence of settler colonialism   54:1   132–153

rosemary gianno Temoq, Semelai, Semaq Beri and Jakun: Using Orang Asli ethnonyms to reconstruct Orang Asli ethnohistory   54:2   271–297

jeremy goh and koh keng we Industrialisation and Chinese big business in colonial Singapore, Malaya, and China: The transnational enterprises of Lim Peng Siang (1904–41)   54:1   89–115

sinae hyun Disenchanted: Thailand's indigenisation of the American Cold War, seen through the experience of Gordon Young   54:1   22–43

alexandra kaloyanides The flower, then the sword: The militarisation of Burma's most beautiful book   54:2   175–199

stephanie joy mawson Folk magic in the Philippines, 1611–39   54:2   220–244

paul lewis mcbain Utsana Phloengtham's The Story of Jan Dara as a Buddhist modernist novel   54:1   3–21

michael d. pante A coachman's tall tales: The street humour of Kuwentong Kutsero and radio broadcasting in twentieth-century Manila    54:4   691–715

jung hoon park Localised impacts on Islamist political mobilisation in Indonesia: Evidence from three sub-provincial units   54:3   450–479

davisakd puaksom The origins of scientific Buddhism in nineteenth-century Thai intellectual thought   54:3   389–418

sanne ravensbergen Meetings and minutes: Spaces of lawmaking and legal translation in colonial Indonesia   54:4   736–759

trude renwick and bronwyn isaacs Power and ritual in the city: Mourning and political juncture at Bangkok's Sanam Luang   54:4   667–690

panitda saiyarod Retrofitting the Mekong: Community-based environmental responses to Chinese transnational infrastructure in a Thai border town   54:3   480–501

edoardo siani Co-opting the stars: Divination and the politics of resistance in Buddhist Thailand   54:2   480–501

tan zi hao The fall of Singapura: The necessity of unjust violence in the Sejarah Melayu   54:3   367–388

francis williams The eradication of Cham Muslim women's ethnic identity in Cambodia, 1975–79   54:3   502–525

bibiana wong yee-ying Making disciples of all nations: Bishop Carlo van Melckebeke and his apostolate to overseas Chinese 1953–77   54:2   245–270

Review Article

thomas borchert Rendering visible monks in the shadow of power: A review essay on The Irish Buddhist and Monks in Motion   54:2   316–328

SEA Beat Articles

francis e. hutchinson, shaun lin and tim bunnell The Johor–Singapore Causeway: Celebrating and conceptualising its centenary   54:3   355–366

sai aung hla and sai kham phu Drug harms amongst youth in Shan State, Myanmar: Community responses and increased vulnerabilities   54:4   570–589

Editorial foreword

maitrii aung-thwin   54:1   1–2

maitrii aung-thwin   54:2   173–174

maitrii aung-thwin   54:3   353–354

maitrii aung-thwin   54:4   567–569

Book reviews

Asia

robert cribb, christina twomey and sandra wilson Detention camps in Asia: The conditions of confinement in modern Asian history   kevin blackburn

54:3   549–550

Southeast Asia

faziah zakaria The camphor tree and the elephant: Religion and ecological change in Maritime Southeast Asia   timothy p. barnard

54:3    551–552

fabian graham Voices from the underworld: Chinese Hell deity worship in contemporary Singapore and Malaysia   daniel p.s. goh

54:2    329–331

heather sutherland Seaways and gatekeepers: Trade and state in the eastern archipelagos of Southeast Asia, c.1600–c.1906   maarten manse

54:1    154–155

peter j. drake Merchants, bankers, governors: British enterprise in Singapore and Malaya, 1786–1920   tirthankar roy

54:3   553–554

Cambodia

ashley thompson Early Theravādin Cambodia: Perspectives from art and archaeology   andrew harris

54:3   555–557

jonathan padwe Disturbed forests, fragmented memories: Jarai and other lives in the Cambodian highlands   sango mahanty

54:1   155–157

Indonesia

c.w. buijs Personal religion and magic in Mamasa, West Sulawesi: The search for powers of blessing from the other world of the gods   michaela budiman

54:2   335–337

barry turner A.H. Nasution and Indonesian elites: ‘People's Resistance’ in the War of Independence and postwar politics   megan brankley abbas

54:1   157–159

kathryn m. robinson Mosques and imams: Everyday Islam in eastern Indonesia   robert w. hefner

54:2   331–333

steven farram Indonesia, 1947: Australia and the first United Nations cease-fire order   robert j. mcmahon

54:1   159–160

patrick barron When violence works: Postconflict violence and peace in Indonesia   risa j. toha

54:3   557–559

tania li murray and pujo semedi Plantation life: Corporate occupation in Indonesia's oil palm zone   helena varkkey

54:2   333–335

john roosa Buried histories: The anticommunist massacres of 1965–66 in indonesia   mark winward

54:1   161–162

Laos

jerome whitington Anthropogenic rivers: The production of uncertainty in Lao hydropower   akarath soukhaphon

54:1   163–165

The Philippines

allan punzalan isaac Filipino time: Affective worlds and contracted labour   valerie francisco-menchavez

54:2   337–340

gideon lasco Drugs and Philippine society   william n. holden

54:2   340–342

mina roces The Filipino migration experience: Global agents of change   jon g. malek

54:3   559–561

Singapore

steve ferzacca Sonic city: Making rock music and urban life in Singapore   adil johan

54:1   165–167

stan neal Singapore, Chinese migration and the making of the British Empire, 1819–67   jason lim

54:1   167–168

Thailand

justin mcdaniel Wayward distractions: Ornament, emotion, zombies and the study of Buddhism in Thailand   m.l. pattaratorn chirapravati

54:2   342–344

yoshinori nishizaki Dynastic democracy: Political families in Thailand   yoes c. kenawas

54:3   561–563

giuseppe bolotta Belittled citizens: The cultural politics of childhood on Bangkok's margins   edgar liao

54:2   344–346

jonathan rigg More than rural: Textures of Thailand's agrarian transformation   andrew walker

54:1   168–170

Timor-Leste

christopher j. shepherd Haunted houses and ghostly encounters: Ethnography and animism in East Timor, 1860–1975   andrew alan johnson

54:2   346–349

Vietnam

merav shohet Silence and sacrifice: Family stories of care and the limits of love in Vietnam   lynn kwiatkowski

54:2   349–351

harriet m. phinney Single mothers and the state's embrace: Reproductive agency in Vietnam   ann marie leshkowich

54:3   363–365

christina elizabeth firpo Black market business: Selling sex in Northern Vietnam, 1920–1945   eric tagliacozzo

54:1   170–172