... and the negotiations of resettlement, and problematizes the notion of “return” that is central to the exilic desire. Exiled Memory: History, Identity, and Remembering in Southeast Asia and Southeast Asian Diaspora Khatharya Um On April the Khmer Rouge marched into Phnom Penh, Cambo...

...Boreth Ly This essay considers the significant role that Engaged Buddhism plays in contemporary art of Southeast Asia. It argues that this modern Buddhist intellectual movement, which came about in the 1960s in Southeast Asia as a response to political crisis in the world, merits visibility...

... volunteerism involving wildlife in Southeast Asia disrupts ideas of menial labor while at the same time reiterates Southeast Asian social inequalities. These different issues converge in a material substance: animal excrement. This article engages...

...Rosalind C. Morris Copyright 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Giving Up Ghosts: Notes on Trauma and the Possibility of the Political from Southeast Asia Rosalind C. Morris Ghostly Occurrences In Bao Ninh’s 1991 novel The Sorrow of War, ghosts of the Vietnam War...

... attached to them, formed in the milieu of overlapping and competing European, US, and Southeast Asian empires and diasporas. By investigating the forms and politics of storytelling in the island South and Southeast Asia, along with parallel and intersecting formations in the Caribbean and diasporic Asian...

...Jordan Sand This essay examines graphic, textual, and material evidence concerning the use of chairs by European colonists in South and Southeast Asia and by Japanese colonists in Taiwan. It focuses particularly on informal furniture made from lightweight tropical fibers such as rattan...

...EuyRyung Jun In this article, the author discusses how South Korean migrant advocacy that has emerged since the mid-1990s relied on mobilizing the moral responsibility of local civil society and the state on the dehumanizing conditions of foreign workers—most of whom are from China, Southeast Asia...

... filled with decontextualized buildings designed by famous foreign architects. While this uniformly high-rise environment and urban development is common among the high-economic-growth East and Southeast Asia countries since the 1980s, one difference in Singapore's urbanism is a utopian belief that once...

... recruited into the Japanese forces during the war, serving in Taiwan, mainland China, the Pacific islands, and across Southeast Asia. After the war, however, the experiences of the Taiwanese and Chinese fighting each other were largely repressed and ignored in official and scholarly accounts of the war...

...Harriot Beazley; Jessica Ball Abstract This article contributes to debates about the temporal and affective implications of migration in Southeast Asia by presenting child-focused research concerned with children in rural Lombok, Indonesia, who have been “left behind” by their transnational...

... by investment from East and Southeast Asia beginning in the late 1990s and continuing through to the present (figs. 1 and 2). Together reform, mar- ket transition, and foreign investment have radically transformed Saigon’s built environment. Towers...

... devastating technologies of destruction simultaneous with new disciplines of knowl- edge and information retrieval.2 In this regard, Southeast Asia names a geo- graphic region rst conceived as a geopolitical concern by the post – Second...

... travel to Southeast Asia has provoked many responses; most of the news reports, however, focus on political-economic and trade issues. Taking into consideration Taiwan’s cultural and histori- cal connections with Southeast Asian countries, we...

..., are in the process of defining an alternative modernity in the region.3 Furthermore, I would add that the center of grav- ity in this counterhegemonic move is Southeast Asia/South China, or the periphery of what is usually taken to be the Asia...

... a “rubble of recognition” otherwise lost in the glare, the countermemory of all those minor peoples and cultures struck down by the ruler of narrative.2 For the United States, the narrative that rules when it comes to Southeast Asia...

.... , 193 – 247 . Athens : Ohio University Center for International Studies, Southeast Asia Program . Bauman Zygmunt . 1998 . Globalization: The Human Consequences . New York : Columbia University Press . Braudel Fernand . 1995 . A History of Civilizations . London : Penguin...

... of London. His current research examines contemporary Islamic political thought in Southeast Asia. He is now working on a manuscript titled Log- ics of Comparison: The Conceptualization of Islamic Liberalism and Comparative Political Thought, which examines debates over Islamic liberalism in Malaysia...

... continents, focusing primarily on Southeast Asia. Her recent studies have addressed outcomes of transnational labor migration for children and families in Indonesia as well as the experiences of forced migration among young people from Myanmar and the Middle East who are living in Thailand and Malaysia...

... relations in everyday life among middle-class ethnic Chinese in Bangkok.4 In the body of literature on sedgender relations among ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia, sedgender and ethnicity have long been conceived of as two...

... mass,” (2) peoples marked for domestication through strategies of colonial containment, and (3) the complex “shades” that reveal troubling histories and shameful intimacies. c.patterson@ubc.ca Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 transpacific queer theory race Southeast Asia...