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FORCED RELOCATIONS: CONCEPTUALIZATIONS, CASES AND DATA
11–12 May 2020, Bonn
You have a very interesting topic with a unique argument. But how does someone find this book? Some details about the publisher, costs and any other helpful information would be great.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Here is the complete bibliographic entry:
Curaming, Rommel. "Power and Knowledge in Southeast Asia
State and Scholars in Indonesia and the Philippines," 1st Edition (Routledge, 2019).
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Happy to announce the publication of "Rituals of Care: Karmic Politics in an Aging Thailand," just out with Cornell University Press.
Hello, my fellow panelist and I are looking for a presenter to round out our panel on Museums for the WHA in Salt Lake on June 25-27. I will be presenting on colonial museums in British Malaya in the early 20th century . My fellow panelist will be presenting on mid 20th century museums and political representations in SE Asia. A paper on SE Asia and museums would work well, but we would also welcome a paper on any global topic dealing with museums and: nationalism, imperialism, or potentially cultural heritage preservation/ exhibition broadly.
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