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Filipinas in the Margin: Metaphorizing Women in Diaspora, Ruth Mabanglo
Recording Motion and Emotion: Poetry as History, Chiranan Prasertkul
Contemporary Vietnamese Poetry: On the Path of Transformation, Khe Iem
Trinh Công Sõn: A Songwriter and a Poet, John C. Schafer
Session 7: Individual Papers: Performance and the Politics of Representation in Southeast Asia
When the Civet Cat Catches the Rooster: Torajan Poetics and Politics, Stanislaus Sandarupa
The Four Names of a Javanese Diva: Remembering Nyi Tjondroloekito, Nancy I. Cooper
Peranakan Musical Cultures in Singapore, Tong Soon Lee
Images of Ethnic Chinese in Malaysia: A Study on History Textbooks of the Independent Chinese School, 1975–95, Chih Hsien Lee
On Display: Filipino Nationhood and Encounters with the "Native Other", Benito M. Vergara, Jr
Tracings of Southeast Asian History in Texts of Tabaqât Literature, Michael Feener
Arabic as a Vehicle for Domestication and Liberation of Indonesian Muslim Women, Nelly Van Doorn-Harder
Self and Other: Identity Construction in an Arabic-Language Indonesian Novel, Ulrike Freitag
Redefining Jawa: Shifting Arabic Understandings of Southeast Asia, Michael Laffan
Indigenous Warfare? How Media, Transnational Religious Networks, and Global Markets in Chocolate and Ebony Touched the Conflict in Poso, Indonesia, Lorraine V. Aragon
A Carnival of Crime: The Enigma of the Abu Sayyaf, Christopher Collier
Ethnic Riots and Ethnic Cleansing: Anti-Madurese Violence in West and Central Kalimantan, Jamie Davidson
Blood Brothers and the Enemies of God: The Impact of Early Christian Missions on Lumad Warfare and Identity in Mindanao, Oona Thommes Paredes
Session 46: Roundtable: What Became of Southeast Asia’s Liberal Moment?
Session 47: Youth and Sexuality in Southeast Asia
The Social Demography of Urban Youth in Southeast Asia Peter Xenos
Youth, Gender, and Sexuality in Malaysia: The Pink Triangle and the Struggle for Sexual Equality, Michael Peletz
More Sex in the City: Muslim Youth, Sexuality, and Moral Panic in Yogyakarta, Nancy J. Smith-Hefner
Strength of the Nation? Disciplining Female Youth and Sexuality in a Northern Thai NGO, LeeRay M. Costa
Session 67: Autonomous Histories in South Vietnam’s Republican Era: 1955–1975
Engineering Peace in the Countryside: The Rise and Fall of Land Development Projects, 1954–1960, David A. Biggs
My versus Diem: American and Vietnamese Approaches to Nation Building and Administrative Reform in South Vietnam, 1955–1963, Edward G. Miller
Saigon Diplomacy, 1968–1973 Lien-Hang, Thi Nguyen
Session 68: Trees Falling in the Forest: Theme, Tradition, and Audience in Modern Khmer Literature
Engraving Angkor: The Narration of the National Icon in Traditional and Modern Khmer Literature, Klairung Amratisha
Social Criticism in Modern Cambodian Literature: The Case of Kong Bun Chhoeurn, George Chigas
Khmer Poetry in the 2000s: Barriers to New Beginnings, Yin Luoth
Cambodia’s Culture of Song: Contemporary Lyrics and Audience, Teri Shaffer Yamada
Session 69: Islam and Popular Culture in Post-Soeharto Indonesia
Socializing Conspicuous Piety: "Love the Prophet" Videos for Indonesian Children, Benjamin G. Zimmer
Bodies That Drill: Dangdut and Islam in Indonesia, Andrew Weintraub
Gaul Tapi Islami: The Rise of Popular Islamic Youth Literature, Putut Widjanarko
Islam for the Holidays: The Shifting Roles of Religion on Indonesian Television, Gareth Barkin
Session 87: Muslim Experience in Contemporary Southeast Asia
From Karachi to Kuala Lumpur: Charting Sufi Identity across the Indian Ocean, Robert Rozehnal
Qur’anic Education and Interiority in Island and Mainland Southeast Asia, Anna M. Gade
Dzikir and the Acehnese Dead, Kenneth M. George
Esoteric Knowledge and the Indonesian Economic Crisis, Mark R. Woodward
Truong Hong, Truong Hat: Reciprocal Relations between Folk Legends, Cults, and Hagiography Th? An Trân
Re-Representations of Trinh Family Rule through Nôm Poetry, Khac Thuân Ðinh
Feminizing the "Orthodox": Images of Buddhist and Christian Deities in Seventeenth-Century Nôm Texts, Nhung Tuyet Tran
The Account of the Young Woman from Nam Xuong: Literary Texts and the Making of a Cult, Nam Nguyen
Session 106: Seeking Peace and Understanding: Indonesian Responses to Violence
Strong and Weak Media? On the Articulation of "Terorisme" in Contemporary Indonesia, Richard Fox
Sweeping the Unquiet Dead: Violence, Surveillance and Ritual Politics in Bali, Leslie K. Dwyer and Degung Santikarma
Cultivating "Community" in an Era of Conflict: Artistic and Expressive Strategies for Producing Peace in Two Indonesian Locales, Kathleen M. Adams
Defending the Peaceful Jihad: Indonesian Islamic Responses to Violence, Ronald Lukens-Bull
Session 125: Contending Alternative Modernities in Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam
Emergent Sexualities and the Search for the Modern in Urban Vietnam, Christophe Robert
Mien Alter-Native Modernity in Thailand, Hjorleifur R. Jonsson
Protecting the Family: Women, Modernity, and "Being Left Behind" in Indonesia, Clarissa Adamson
Alexandre Yersin: A Misanthropic Man of the People, Sokhieng Au
Revaluing Morally Suspect Memories and Knowledge in Southern Vietnam’s Tourism Industry, Christina Schwenkel
From Colonial Prison to Minister of Culture: André Malraux, Banteay Srei, and La Voie Royale, Jennifer Foley
Forging an ASEAN Identity: The Challenge to Construct a Shared Destiny, Michael E. Jones
Post-Indochinese Identities, Vatthana Pholsena
Placing Singapore on the Cognitive Map: Regional and Global Identities, Eric Thompson
Session 146: Globalizing Vietnam: Transnational Work, Gender, and Sexuality
Diversifying Livelihood and Lifestyles under the Impact of Market Integration and Globalization, Irene Norlund
Global Changes and Local Boundaries: Female Sexuality in Rural Vietnam, Helle Rydstrom
Globalization, Work, and Daughters in Vietnam, Kate Pendakis and Danièle Bélanger
Global Assembly and Gender Negotiations: Vietnamese Garment and Vietnamese-American Electronic Workers, Angie Ngoc Tran
Gender Definition and Fertility in Viqueque, David Hicks
Purchasing the Nation: Exchange, Nationalism, and Political Value in East Timor, Elizabeth Traube
Constitutional Ethnography in East Timor, Nancy M. Lutz
Harbouring Traditions in East Timor, Andrew McWilliam
Session 166: Political Learning? Understanding Student Activism in Southeast Asia
Student Activism in Indonesia: The Burden of Purity? Edward Aspinall
Multiple Identities and Collective Action: A Study of the Gradual Weakening of the All Burma Students’ Democratic Front, Kyaw Yin Hlaing
All’s Quiet on the Student Front: Campus Activism and the Political Status Quo in Singapore, Suzaina Kadir
With the People? The Checkered Path of Student Activism in Malaysia, Meredith Weiss
Session 185: Firm and Network in the Study of Southeast Asian Business History
Business Networks in Transition: Penang Trade and Shipping Firms at the Turn of the 20th Century, Wei Leng Loh
Growth and Survival for Generations: The Case of the Ayala Group of the Philippines, 1834–1996, Eric C. Batalla
Dutch and Japanese Encounters with Chinese Commercial Networks in Indonesia, 1920s–1960s: A Comparison, Peter Post
Multinational Enterprise in Provincial Thailand: The Reach of the Singer Organization on the Eve of the Pacific War, Michael J. Montesano
Session 186: The Organized Body: Medical Issues and Organizations in Vietnam and Cambodia
Traditional Vietnamese Medicine, the Viet Minh Medical Corps, and the Development of the National Healthcare System in Vietnam, Michele Thompson
The Pasteur Institutes in Vietnam: A Long History, Annick Guénel
Hospitals for Monks: The History of an Idea in Cambodia, John Marston
Ethno-Medicine and the Development of the Modern Vietnamese State, Jennifer Sowerwine
Session 205: Visions of the Malaysian State: Transnational, Domestic, and Local Perspectives
Nationalization (De-privatization) of Madrasah and Co-optation of Islamic Authority: State Capacity and Battles against (Trans)National Religious "Extremism", Kikue Hamayotsu
The Politics of Equitable Development: State Formation and Social Reforms in Malaysia and Thailand, Erik M. Kuhonta
The State as Client: Government Agencies and External Consultants in Malaysia and Indonesia, Natasha Hamilton-Hart
Living In-Between: Formation of the Thai-Malaysian Borderland from the Chinese Perspective, Kazue Takamura
Session 206: Memory, Identity, and the Cambodian Spirit in Diaspora
Effects of Cultural and Ethnic Identity on Academic Performance and Self-Esteem of Cambodian Adolescents, Phala Chea
Cambodian Deportation, Navin Moul
Refraction of Home: Exile, Memory, and Diasporic Longing, Khatharya Um
Transforming Experiences: How Host Communities Become Home Communities, Linda Silka