ASEAS Newsletter Archive

ASEASUK News No. 60 Autumn 2016
In this issue – the latest news from Southeast Asian Studies, upcoming conferences, and new publications, plus:

• Harold Colyer Conklin, 1926- 2016 – an appreciation by Roy Ellen.
• Book Reviews including: Shi’ism in South East Asia: ‘Alid Piety and Sectarian Constructions (2015), Islam in Indonesia: The Contest for Society, Ideas, and Values (2015), and Social Democracy in East Timor (2016).

_{Masjid Pogung Raya, Yogyakarta, Indonesia}
^{Photo by Masjid Pogung Raya on Unsplash}

ASEASUK News No. 54 Autumn 2013
In this issue – the latest news from Southeast Asian Studies, upcoming conferences, and new publications, plus:

• Final stop for the travelling photographic exhibition ‘Islam, Trade, and Politics across the Indian Ocean’.
• Book Reviews including: Culture, power, and authoritarianism in the Indonesian state: cultural policy across the twentieth century to the reform era (2013) and Mapping national anxieties. Thailand’s southern conflict (2012).

_{Borobudur, Magelang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia}
^{Photo by Joshua Kettle on Unsplash}

ASEASUK News No. 53 Spring 2013
In this issue – the latest news from Southeast Asian Studies, upcoming conferences, and new publications, plus:

• Remembering Leslie Hugh Palmier, 1924-2012
• Book Reviews including: Contestations
  of memory in Southeast Asia (2012), War memory and the making of modern Malaysia and Singapore (2012), and The University Socialist Club and the contest for Malaya: tangled strands of modernity (2012).

_{Hà Nội, Việt Nam}
^{Photo by Dũng Nguyễn on Unsplash}

ASEASUK News No. 52 Autumn 2012
In this issue – the latest news from Southeast Asian Studies, upcoming conferences, and new publications, plus:

• Key take aways from the 27th ASEAS Conference at Durham University.
• A tribute to John Gullick, 1916-2012
• Book Reviews including: The Christianity of culture: conversion, ethnic citizenship, and the matter of religion in Malaysian Borneo (2010) and Moving Mountains: ethnicity and livelihoods in highland China, Vietnam, and Laos (2011).

_{Ban Nongbone, Vientiane, Laos}
^{Photo by Danil Aksenov on Unsplash}