...Kwee Hui Kian © 2007 by Duke University Press 2007 Pockets of Empire: Integrating the Studies on Social Organizations in Southeast China and Southeast Asia...

...Eric Hooglund Liberation from Liberalization: Gender and Globalization in Southeast Asia Roksana Bahramitash London: Zed Books, 2005 xi + 186 pp., $39.95 (paper) Duke University Press 2006...

... by united despite been that, to region is serves a selection explore geographic this purpose ana- important lytic most The Asia. Southeast and South terrain: geo-politico-cultural possibilities, particular a political on focuses their and subjectivities, ties, ( agendas” diverse with histories new producing...

..., and stereotyping in various (inter)national and local contexts. By comparing the Hadhrami and Syro-Lebanese cases located in the Americas and Southeast Asia, this introductory article traces the spread of the global war on terror to different corners of the world and thus demonstrates how this war became a genuine...

...John T. Sidel Abstract This article reflects on the treatment of sovereignty and stateness in South Asia provided by other authors in this special section of the issue in terms of their implications for the study of Southeast Asian history. The article identifies a number of commonalities between...

... thinkers have helped put into motion this paradigm shift, asking how and in which ways histories of the Middle East might be nudged in different directions. Tagliacozzo’s article travels in these same furrows, arguing that Southeast Asia—a place seldom envisioned as part of the Middle East—is also a part...

... and state development projects while others have stuck to older religious cults to preserve group distinctiveness. Both in Southeast Asia and the Lesser Antilles, Hegelian notions of forward-moving change and progress are encapsulated within cyclical understandings of amelioration and decay. Cross-cutting...

...Michael Gilsenan This article argues for the importance of concepts of translation, conversion, and articulation in the study of inheritance and the transmission of goods among diasporic populations. It focuses on the Hadhrami migrations to Southeast Asia in the nineteenth century, migrations...

...Faiz Ahmed Abstract The author of Afghanistan Rising responds to our critical review essays by six scholars of diverse historical expertise, from the late Ottoman and Habsburg Empires to Southeast Asia, and Islamic legal history to the political economy of the British Raj and Indo-Afghan frontier...

...Jamie Cross The export processing or free trade zones that have been built since the 1960s across Central America and the Caribbean, north Africa and the Gulf states, and South and Southeast Asia have emerged as uniquely charged objects of anticipation—hope, conviction, and anxiety—about...

... looks at one particular form of South-to-South transfer and exchange, focus- ing on the transcultural transfer of religious knowledge, norms, and values between South and Southeast Asia via the medium of a global Muslim missionary network. Among the many transnational Islamist...

... . The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2009 . Seigal Micol . “ Beyond Compare: Comparative Method after the Transnational Turn .” Radical History Review 91 ( 2005 ): 62 – 90 . The Modern Girl around...

... n this article, I analyze the interface between a transnational pietist Islamic movement and Muslim villagers in southern Thailand. The Tablighi Jama’at expands at aston- ishing pace in Southeast Asia, covering nearly every village...

.... With footholds seascapes and transoceanic frames are “simply old in the Arabian Peninsula, North and East Africa, wine in new bottles” or “good old colonial history Iran, South Asia, and Southeast Asia...

... Asia: Some Preliminary Thoughts .” In Southeast Asia and the Middle East: Islam, Movement, and the Longue Duree , edited by Tagliacozzo Eric , 199 – 234 . Singapore : National University of Singapore Press , 2009 . ———. “ Translating Colonial Fortunes: Dilemmas of Inheritance in Muslim...

... historiography of Afghanistan reveals sophisticated contributions across several thematic fronts, these tiresome frameworks appear as constant hazards to the historian, familiar to most working in South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Historians of Pakistan constantly have to address narratives...

... no less than Tihama, Hadhramaut, the Horn of Africa, the India evolved in distinctive spheres of interaction. Swahili coast, the Maldives, coastal southwestern By placing Iran into both the Inner Asian and India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia as far as the Indian Ocean arenas, we are also able...

... in dialogue with theories and histories of sovereignty drawn from the Ottoman Empire, Africa, and Southeast Asia. Aimee M. Genell and Lâle Can outline a genealogy of Ottoman sovereignty, while Timothy Raeymaekers interrogates theoretical models that explain sovereignty in Africa. Paolo Sartori engages...

... sacral confines and enters the world South East of men in South and Southeast Asia as the medium of literature and political imagination         Comparative Middle the around the beginning of the common era. The second...

... Drakard, 8. Joel Kahn, Other Malays: Nationalism and Cosmo- A Malay Frontier: Unity and Duality in a Sumatran politanism in the Modern Malay World (Singapore: Kingdom (Ithaca, NY: Cornell Southeast Asia Pro- Singapore University...