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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 11, Number 3, September 2008

Notes on Contributors
pp. 229-230(2)

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Southeast Asia in Postcolonial Studies: an introduction
pp. 231-240(10)
Author: Beng Huat, Chua

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Fighting over a nation: theorizing a Filipino historiography
pp. 241-258(18)
Author: Reyes, Portia

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Postcolonial disorientations: colonial ethnography and the vectors of the Philippine nation in the imperial frontier
pp. 259-276(18)
Author: Goh, Daniel

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Batjaan liar in the Dutch East Indies: a colonial antipode
pp. 277-292(16)
Author: Farid, Hilmar

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Malay/Malaysian/Islamic: four genres of political writings and the postcoloniality of autochthonous texts
pp. 293-313(21)
Author: Mohamad, Maznah

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Invisible semicolony: the postcolonial condition and royal national history in Thailand
pp. 315-327(13)
Author: Lysa, Hong

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Postcolonial Vietnam: hybrid modernity
pp. 329-344(16)
Author: Raffin, Anne

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Postcolonial desire: placing Singapore
pp. 345-361(17)
Author: Holden, Philip

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