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Session 5: Lost in Translation? Teaching about Indonesia through Fiction
Narratives of Colonial Java, Thomas A. Williamson
An Ethnographic Ear: Negotiating Modernity in Two Pramoedya Novels, Elizabeth Coville
"Only Carved Leather": Teaching Southeast Asian Literature with Wayang and Pramoedya, Patricia B. Henry
Achdiat Karta Mihardja and Atheis: Islam, Communism, and Nationalism before the Revolution, Tinuk Yampolsky
Session 6: Individual Papers: Intersections of Religion, Culture, and Politics in Southeast Asia
The Many Meanings and Uses of ‘Asia’ for Philippine Catholicism, Coeli Maria Barry
The Struggle over Women: Gender Ideology in Two Indonesian Islamic Organizations, Rachel Rinaldo
MIB: Twenty Years of Ethnic Nationalism, Kathryn Gay Anderson
Seeking Accountability for Violations of Human Rights: The International Tribunals for Cambodia and East Timor, Lilian A. Barria
Colonial Hostages: Opium, Banditry and Captivity Narratives in Turn of the Century Tonkin, Lorraine Paterson
Session 25: Interfaces: Print, Visual Media, and Knowledge Production in Southeast Asia
The War of the Maps: Contesting Borders and Political Legitimacy in Late-Socialist Vietnam, Ken MacLean
Lost in the Jungle: Culture, Art and Colonial Guidebooks to Angkor, Jennifer Foley
Playing the "Game Effect": Pascamodernisme and the Postmodern in an Indonesian Art Discourse, Amanda Guimeraiz-Rath
The Politics of Small Numbers in Java, Eric A. Stein
Genealogies in Myanmar Studies, Maitrii Aung-Thwin
From Early Modern History to Early Modern Films: The Influence of Location, Access and Archives on Southeast Asian Historical Research, Timothy Barnard
The Discipline of Language in Southeast Asia, Jeffrey Hadler
Profitable Topics: Publishing and Subject Matters in Southeast Asian Studies, Tamara L. Loos
Nationalist and Internationalist Histories of Southeast Asia, Eric Tagliacozzo
Session 44: Histories of Violence in Buddhist Southeast Asia
Two Bullets in a Balustrade: The Glorification of Violence, the Ethics of Reaction, and the Place of Burma in Thai Buddhist History, Justin T. McDaniel
Prophetic Histories: The Buddh Damnay and Violence in Cambodia, Judy Ledgerwood
Self-Violence as Non-Violence: The Suicide of Thich Quang Duc, Edward G. Miller
Healing with Silence: Buddhism and the Memories of the October 6, 1976 Massacre in Bangkok, Thongchai Winichakul
Raping Paradise: The Struggle for Sustainable Livelihoods on an Indonesian Atoll, Amelia Hapsari
Scholarly Collaborations and Community in Indonesia, Celia Lowe
Participatory Video as a Tool of Democratization in Indonesia, Drew McDaniel
Legitimating Activism through Film, Nancy Lee Peluso
Participatory Development and Regional Autonomy in Indonesia, Dias Pradadimara
The Foreignizing Gaze: Indonesian Procedures, Global Media Constellations, Gareth Barkin
See it Live! Televised Trials, Rehearsed Reenactment and the Advertised Performance of Terrorism, Richard Fox
Entertaining Illusions: How Indonesian Elites Imagine the Masses through Television, Mark Hobart
Dangdut Stories: Tragedy and Triumph in Indonesian Popular Music Discourse, Andrew Weintraub
Views of the Marches in Ly-Tran Literature, Gino Paglaiccetti, Jr.
China Policy in the New Age: Le Thanh-Tong (1460–1497) and Dai Viet’s Approach to Northern Relations, John K. Whitmore
Celestial Scripting and Terrestrial Veins: The Logic of Geographical Knowledge in Late Imperial Vietnam, Liam C. Kelley
Political Alliances and Trade Networks along the Sino-Vietnamese Frontier from the Late Tenth to the Mid-Eleventh Century, James A. Anderson
Session 82: Discourses of Desire: Sexualities, Morality, and Globalization in Southeast Asia
Toms and Dees: Moral Discourse about Transgendered, Female Same-Sex Relationships in Thailand, Megan Sinnott
Talk about Sex: Globalization, Morality, and State Discourse in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, Jennifer W. Nourse
Expatriate Ethnoscapes: Transnational Sexuality and the Colonial Imagination, William H. Leggett
Inventing Sex in Malaysia and Singapore, Maila Stivens
Dreams of Redemption: Localist Strategies of Political Reform in the Postwar Philippines, Paul Hutchcroft
Stateless Democracies and Authoritarian Leviathans: Elections and State-Building in Southeast Asia, Daniel A. Slater
The Politics of Enacting Decentralization in Indonesia, 1998–2001: Political Contingency and the Triumph of Idealists, Benjamin B. Smith
Session 122: Permeable Borders: Migrants, Refugees and the Re-configuration of "Thailand"
Reimagining Nation: Women’s Rights and the Transnational Movement of Shan Women in Thailand and Burma, Pinkaew Laungramsri
Narratives of Border-Crossing: Thai Migrant Workers in the Making of Singapore’s Underworld, Pattana Kitiarsa
Women and Transnational Migration: Voices of "Mia-Farang" from Northeastern Thailand, Ratana Boonmathya
Decentralizing Cambodia from Above: The Case of an International Development Project, Joerrn Dosch
Reshaping Cambodia’s Political Landscape: The Commune Council Elections of 2002, Joan M. Kraynanski and Netra Eng
Maps and Dreams: Decentralization or "Blossoming" in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, Lorraine V. Aragon
Decentralization and Democratization Indonesian Style, Elizabeth F. Collins and Ann Tickamyer
Session 141: Assessing Ayutthaya: New Directions in Thai Art History
King Narai: Art and Politics in the Age of Ayutthaya, John Listopad
Ayutthaya and the Ceramics Trade, Roxanna M. Brown
From Sketchpad to Satellite: Four Centuries of Mapping Ayutthaya, Caverlee Cary
At the Nexus of Power: Foreign Traces in the Heart of Wat Rachaburana, Pattaratorn Chirapravati
Session 159: Explaining Political Party and Voter Behavior in the 2004 Indonesian Elections
Comparing the 1999 and 2004 Indonesian Legislative Elections, R. William Liddle and Saiful Mujani
The Relative Importance of Social-Based Voting in the 2004 Election, Dwight Y. King
Parties and Pestas: An Analysis of Indonesian Democratization after the 2004 Election through the Lens of Party System Institutionalization, Paige Johnson Tan
Session 160: Myths, Memories, and the Vietnam War
The Myth of Bui Vien, Wynn William Wilcox
Narrating Saigon Politics, Keith Weller Taylor
From Opposition to Rapprochement: Views of the War in Vietnam from the North and the South, Olga Dror
Session 179: Economic Reforms and Trade in Asian Economies
Privatization Reforms in the Philippines: Evidence from Utility and Airline Sectors, Emilyn C. Cabanda
The Effects of the Asian Financial Crisis on the Productivity Performance of Indonesia’s Public and Private Sector Firms, Rita Viverita
An Exploratory Investigation of Philippine-Japan Trade Relations in the Automotive Industry, Candy Chiu
The Effectiveness of the Asian Development Bank after the Asian Financial Crisis: Impacts on Asian Economies, Augustus Magno
Session 200: The Discourse of Rights in East Timor — CANCELLED
Purchasing the Nation: Exchange and Popular Nationalism, Elizabeth Traube
The Constitutional Discourse of Rights in East Timor, Nancy M. Lutz
Strategies for Land and Forest Control in Oecusse Enclave, East Timor, Laura Meitzner Yoder