A Colloquium on Southeast Asian Studies

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Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: October 2015
Print publication year:: 1981
Online ISBN:: 9789814376914

Series:: Lectures, Workshops, and Proceedings of International Conferences
Subjects:: Regional and World History: General Interest, History

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The volume concentrates on Teaching and Research, and Environment and Development. Part I covers conceptual theories, experiences of institutions in the West, a regional perspective, and problems of teaching and research. Part II includes articles on trends, themes, and issues, and the place of human ecology in Southeast Asian Studies programmes.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Foreword
pp vii-viii
- By Ungku A. Aziz, University of Malaya
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Preface
pp ix-x
- By Kernial S. Sandhu, Director Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Acknowledgements
pp xi-xii
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Introduction
pp xiii-xiv
- By Tunku Shamsul Bahrin, University of Malaya, Chandran Jeshurun, University of Malaya
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Contributors
pp xv-xvi
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PART I - TEACHING AND RESEARCH
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THE CONCEPTUAL THEORIES
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1 - Southeast Asian Studies: Problems and Potentialities — East and West
pp 3-14
- By Lauriston Sharp, Cornell University
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2 - Southeast Asian Studies: Some Unresolved Problems
pp 15-27
- By Kernial Singh Sandhu, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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3 - The Challenge of Diversity: Southeast Asian Studies and the Development of Social Science
pp 28-35
- By Hans-Dieter Evers, University of Bielefeld
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THE EXTRAREGIONAL EXPERIENCE
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4 - Southeast Asian Studies in Australia
pp 36-49
- By Swami Anand Haridas, Murdoch University
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5 - Southeast Asian Studies in France
pp 50-57
- By Denys Lombard, Ecole Des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris, France
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6 - Southeast Asian Studies in the United Kingdom
pp 58-71
- By David K. Bassett, University of Hull
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7 - Southeast Asian Studies in the United States: Towards an Intellectual History
pp 72-87
- By David L. Szanton, Staff Associate with the Social Science Research Council, New York, U.S.A
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THE REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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8 - Southeast Asian Studies in Indonesia
pp 88-97
- By Harsja N. Bachtiar, Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta
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9 - Southeast Asian Studies in Malaysia
pp 98-106
- By Tunku Shamsul Bahrin, University of Malaya
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10 - Southeast Asian Studies in the Philippines
pp 107-117
- By Patrocinio D. Isleta, University of the Philippines, Milagros R. Espinas, University of the Philippines
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11 - Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore
pp 118-133
- By Chia Lin Sien, National University of Singapore
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12 - Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand
pp 134-144
- By Patya Saihoo, Chulalongkorn University
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THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING AND RESEARCH
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13 - Library Needs for Southeast Asian Studies
pp 145-170
- By Lim Pui Huen, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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14 - Promising but Reluctant: Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand
pp 171-182
- By Sombat Chantornvong, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thak Chaloemtiarana, Thammasat University, Bangkok
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PART II - ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
pp 183-184
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15 - Environment and Development: The Place of Human Ecology in Southeast Asian Studies Programmes
pp 185-194
- By A. Terry Rambo, Institute at the East-West Center, Honolulu
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16 - Environment and Development in Southeast Asia: Trends, Themes and Issues
pp 195-218
- By Jeff Romm, Ford Foundation, New Delhi, India
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17 - Development, Environmental Quality and the Quality of Life in Peninsular Malaysia
pp 219-232
- By Michael R. Moss, University of Guelph, S. Robert Aiken, Concordia University
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Foreword
pp vii-viii

Preface
pp ix-x

Acknowledgements
pp xi-xii

Introduction
pp xiii-xiv

Contributors
pp xv-xvi

PART I - TEACHING AND RESEARCH
pp 1-2

THE CONCEPTUAL THEORIES

1 - Southeast Asian Studies: Problems and Potentialities — East and West
pp 3-14

2 - Southeast Asian Studies: Some Unresolved Problems
pp 15-27

3 - The Challenge of Diversity: Southeast Asian Studies and the Development of Social Science
pp 28-35

THE EXTRAREGIONAL EXPERIENCE

4 - Southeast Asian Studies in Australia
pp 36-49

5 - Southeast Asian Studies in France
pp 50-57

6 - Southeast Asian Studies in the United Kingdom
pp 58-71

7 - Southeast Asian Studies in the United States: Towards an Intellectual History
pp 72-87

THE REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

8 - Southeast Asian Studies in Indonesia
pp 88-97

9 - Southeast Asian Studies in Malaysia
pp 98-106

10 - Southeast Asian Studies in the Philippines
pp 107-117

11 - Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore
pp 118-133

12 - Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand
pp 134-144

THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING AND RESEARCH

13 - Library Needs for Southeast Asian Studies
pp 145-170

14 - Promising but Reluctant: Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand
pp 171-182

PART II - ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
pp 183-184

15 - Environment and Development: The Place of Human Ecology in Southeast Asian Studies Programmes
pp 185-194

16 - Environment and Development in Southeast Asia: Trends, Themes and Issues
pp 195-218

17 - Development, Environmental Quality and the Quality of Life in Peninsular Malaysia
pp 219-232

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