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Newsletter$fCommittee of Concerned Asian Scholars$1207 $a1968/1969 n. 3$1210 $aCambridge$eMass.$cLeigh Kagan$d1968-1969$1215 $a3 fasc.$d28 cm$1300 $aPeriodicità irregolare. - I fasc. sono in fotocopia. 440 1$1001UON00050656$12001 $aCritical Asian Studies$e[formerly the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars]$1207 $aVol. 33, no. 1 (March 2001)- $1210 $aBasingstoke$cRoutledge$d2001- $1215 $av.$d25 cm$1300 $aTrimestrale. - Versione online. 464 0$1001UON00282629$12001 $aˆthe‰Making of Southeast Asian Studies$eCornell'Experience$fGeorge mcT.Kahin$vv.38 n.1 pp.38-42 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00162195$12001 $aBad Karma in Asia$fby Moss Roberts$vv.32,n.3 pp. 23-32 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162199$12001 $aChina in transition$eIssues and debates$fby Mobo Gao$1210 $aReview Essay$vv.32,n.3 pp.53-57 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162192$12001 $aDemocratization and bureaucratic dominance in Hong Kong$ePerspectives from a short-lived university student's movement$fby Jane A. Margold$vv.32,n.3 pp. 3-12 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162197$12001 $aEulogy for John S. Service$fMoss Roberts et al.$1210 $aTribute$vv.32,n.3 pp.41-46 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162196$12001 $aSuspended in time and space$eSlices of life$fby Hari Sharma$1210 $aPhoto essay$vv.32,n.3 pp. 33-40 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162194$12001 $aWar responsibility and japanese civilian victims of japanese biological warfare in China$fby Mariko Asano Tamanoi$vv.32,n.3 pp.13-22 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161706$12001 $aˆThe ‰500-Year timorese Funu$fby Geoffrey C. Gunn$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 5-10 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161734$12001 $aBig states and little independence movements$fby Gerry van Klinken$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.91-96 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161709$12001 $aˆThe ‰Catholic church and the independence of East Timor$fby Arnold S. Kohen$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 19-22 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161730$12001 $aEast Timor and Asian Security$fby Wade Huntley and Peter Hayes$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 67-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161731$12001 $aEast Timor and the crisis of the indonesian intelligence state$fby Richard Tanter$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.73-82 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162157$12001 $aEast Timor as violence descended$eTestimonies from east timorese refugees$fcompiled by Amnesty International$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 125-129 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161729$12001 $aEast Timor, Australia, and Indonesia$fby Scott Burchill$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.59-65 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162153$12001 $aEast Timor faces the future$dEast Timor facing independence$fby Richard Tanter, Mark Selden, and Stephen R. Shalom$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 113-124 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161733$12001 $aEast Timor in the dynamics of indonesian politics$fby Coki Naipospos$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.87-90 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161704$12001 $aEast Timor, Indonesia, and the World Community$fby Stephen R. Shalom, Mark Selden, and Richard Tanter$1210 $aIntroduction$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.3-4 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161727$12001 $aˆThe ‰East Timor ordeal$eInternational law and its limits$fby Richard Falk$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 49-54 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161735$12001 $aFrom East Timor to Aceh$eThe disintegration of Indonesia?$fby Sylvia Tiwon$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 97-104 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161707$12001 $aˆA ‰Long journey of resistance$eThe origins and struggle of the CNRT$fby Sarah Niner$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 11-18 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162149$12001 $aMegawati Sukarnoputri$eFrom president's Daughter to vice president$fby Angus McIntyre$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 105-112 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161725$12001 $aˆThe ‰Militia, the military, and the people of Bobonaro district$fby Peter Bartu$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 35-42 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161711$12001 $aTaking the risk, paying the price$eEast timorese vote in Ermera$fby Helene van Klinken$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.27-34 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161728$12001 $aˆThe ‰United States, East Timor, and intervention$fby Noam Chomsky$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.55-58 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161726$12001 $aU.S. support for the Indonesian military. Congressional testimony$fAllan Nairn$vv.32,n.1-2 pp. 43-47 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161732$12001 $aWhither Indonesia?$fby Takashi Shiraishi$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.83-86 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00161710$12001 $aWith unamet in East Timor$eA historian's personal view$fby Geoffrey Robinson$vv.32,n.1-2 pp.23-26 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163124$12001 $aˆThe ‰Taliban's war on women$eA health and human rights crisis in Afghanistan$f(PHR)$grecensione di Val Moghadam$vv.32, n.4 pp.72-74 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163027$12001 $aBroken people$eCaste violence against India's untouchables$fby Oliver Mendelsohn and Marika Vicziany$grecensione di Anupama Rao$1210 $aReview essay$vv.32, n.3 pp. 65-67 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00162198$12001 $aNineteen years in South Korea's Gulag$fby Suh Sung; translated by Jean Inglis; foreword by James Palais$1210 $aBook Excerpt$vv.32, n.3 pp.47-52 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00281445$12001 $aˆthe‰Perils of Social Development without economic growth$ethe development debacle of Kerala,India$fJoseph Tharamangalam$vv.30.n.1 pp.23-34 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282342$12001 $aCrude investment$ethe case of the Yadana Pipeline in Burna$fJenine Larsen$vv.30,n.3 pp.3-13 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282351$12001 $akerala model of development a debate (Part 1)$fRichard Franche and Barbara Chasin$vv.30,n.3 pp.25-36 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281441$12001 $aAlcohol indulgence in a Mongolian community of China$fDee Mack Williams$vv.30,n.1 pp.13-22 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281451$12001 $aHIV-AIDS in Nepal$eComing Crisis $fDavid Seddon$vv.30,n.1 pp.35-45 (1988) 464 0$1001UON00281468$12001 $aPolitical culture and democratic change in Southeast Asia$fKenneth christie$vv.30,n.1 pp.66-72 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281461$12001 $aReview essay$etwo trends in analyzing the causes of military rule in Bangladesh$fAli Riaz$vv.30,n.1 pp.56-65 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281578$12001 $aLearning citizenship from the past$etexbook nationalism,global context, and social change$fLaura Hein and Mark Selden$vv.30, n.2 pp. 3-15 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281469$12001 $aChina's motor$eone thousand years of petty capitalism, by Hill gates Ithaca :Cornell University Press,1995.344 pp. / Kenneth Pomeranz$vv.30, n.1 pp.73-76 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282575$12001 $aˆthe‰Cause of the acute food crisis in the democratic people's Rrepublic of Korea$fPhillip Hookon Park$vv.30 n.4 pp.24-34 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282573$12001 $aDalit christians and identity politics in India$fAndrew Wyatt$vv.30 n.4 pp.16-23 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282572$12001 $aIndscribed(Men's)bodies,silent(Women's) words$erethinking colonial displacement of Koreans in Japan$fSonia Ryang$vv.30 n.4 pp.3-15 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282612$12001 $aˆthe‰Kerala model of development a debate(Part2)$fK.k.George$vv.30 n.4 35-52 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282614$12001 $aRural situation in Post-Mao China and the conditions of migrant workers$ethe case of Gao Village$fMobo Gao$vv.30 n.4 pp.70-77 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282613$12001 $aShape of the world$eAsian continents and the isthmus of Europe$fPeter C. Perdue$vv.30 n.4 pp.53-62 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282565$12001 $aChinese Reality and writings by Chinese expatriates$fMabo Gau$vv.30 n.3 pp.61-68 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282347$12001 $aMeddling while Phnom Penh Burned$ethe U.S Role in the Cambodian Secession,june 1993$fDavid Roberts$vv.30 n.3 pp.14-24 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282564$12001 $aStatism and Asian Political Economy$eIs There a New Paradigm?$fAlex Choi$vv.30 n.3 pp.50-60 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281651$12001 $aConsuming Asia, consuming Japan$ethe new neonationalist revisionism in Japan$fAaron Gerow$vv.30 n.2 pp.30-36 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281582$12001 $aˆthe‰History textbook contoversy and nationalism$fNakamura Masanori,translated Kristine Denneby$vv.30 n.2 pp.24-29 (1988) 464 0$1001UON00282065$12001 $aIdentity and transationalization in German school textbooks$fYasemin Nuhoglu Soysal$vv.30 n.2 pp.53-61 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281757$12001 $aJapanese Education, nationalism, and ienaga saburo's court challenges$fNozaki Yoshiko and Inokuchi Hiromitsu$vv.30 n.2 pp.30-36 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00281580$12001 $aˆthe‰Japanese movent to correct history$fGavan McCormack$vv.30 n.2 pp.16-23 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282563$12001 $aˆthe‰Sha Fu of Calcutta$ethe Past, the present, and the future of the hend-rickshaw pullers of Calcutta.Is a civilized and progressive transition possible?$fJai Sen$vv.30 n.2 pp.37-49 (1998) 464 0$1001UON00282216$12001 $aWar crimes and the Vietnamese people$eAmerican representations and silences$fDavid Hunt$vv.30 n.2 pp.72-82 (1988) 464 0$1001UON00283599$12001 $aRural Women and the Family in an Era of Liberation$eIndia in Comparative Asian Perspective$fGail Omvedt$vv.29 n°4 pp.33-44 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282630$12001 $aˆthe‰Virtue of Clarity and Bruce Cumings's Concern over Boundaries$fTani E.Barlow$vv.29 n1 pp.43-46 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283495$12001 $aDeath as life$epolitical metaphor in the testimonial prison literature of Kanno Suga$fHelene Bowen Raddeker$vv.29 n.4 pp.3-12 (1972) 464 0$1001UON00283603$12001 $aDevelopment and Rural Women in South Asia$eThe Limits of Empowerment and Conscientization$fSanti Rozario$vv.29 n.4 pp. 45-53 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283848$12001 $aFarmes,Women,and Economic Reform in China$fGovind kelkar and Wang Yunxian$vv.29 n.4 P 464 0$1001UON00286806$12001 $aFestival and Revolution in the Highlands of Vietnam$ca Vietnamese Artist Shows How the Revolution came to a Mountain People in Central Vietnam$fDavid kunzle$vv.29 n.4 pp.21-31 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00283558$12001 $aˆthe‰Kwangju Uprising and Poetry by Ko Chong-hui, a Writer of South Cholla$fAnn Lee$vv.29 n.4 pp.23-32 (1977) 464 0$1001UON00283842$12001 $aMongols, Buddhism, and Modernity$fUradyn E. Bulag$vv.29 n.4 pp.62-65 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283846$12001 $aRummaging Througt the Dustbin of History$fJohn Lie$vv.29 n.4 pp.66-68 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283610$12001 $aSymposium on Prasenjit Duara's$eRescuing history from the nation$fJohn Fitzgerald$vv.29 n.4 pp.54-65 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283498$12001 $aUnjuk rasa or conscious protest? resistence strategies of Indonesian women workers$fInes Smyth and Mies Grijns$vv.29 n.4 13-22 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283446$12001 $aˆthe‰Adventures of an Ideology$eWesten Marxism in post-Mao China$fSo Wai-chor$vv.29 n.3 pp.23-33 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283450$12001 $aFrom Anti-Feudalism to Sustainable Development$ethe korea Peoples Science Movement$fThomas Isaac,Richard W.Franke, M.P.Parameswaran$vv.29 n.3 pp.34-44 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283442$12001 $aHeunggongyahn$eon the past,present,and future of Hong Kong identity$fGordon Mathews$vv.29 n.3 pp.3-13 (1977) 464 0$1001UON00283444$12001 $aˆthe‰Japanese organic farming movement$econsumers and farmes united$fDarrell Gene Moen$vv.29 n.3 pp.14-22 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283492$12001 $aScreening China$erecent studies of Chinese cinema in English$fZhang Yingjin$vv.29 n.3 pp.59-66 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283490$12001 $aTransnational Networks and Hindu Nationalism$fArvind Rajangopal$vv.29 n.3 pp.45-58 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283070$12001 $aˆthe‰Deer turned her head: ethnic options for the Hainan Li$fNancy S.Netting$vv.29 n.2 pp.3-17 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283131$12001 $aEmpowering women in villages$eall-woman village councils in Maharashtra, India$fChetna Gala$vv.29 n.2 pp.31-45 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283072$12001 $aFrom Rags Riches in Sumatra$eHow Peasants Shifted from Food Self-Sufficiency to Market-Oriented Tree Crops in Six Years$fPatrice Levang$vv.29 n.2 pp.18-30 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283210$12001 $aPostscrit$eresponse to my friends and critics$fBruce Cumings$vv.29 n.2 pp.56-60 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00283439$12001 $aSamurai, violence,and state making$ethe development of the militarism in Japan$fEyal Ben-Ari$vv.29 n.2 pp. 61-72 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282627$12001 $aArea studies and the national security state$fJames K.Boyce$vv.29 n.1 pp.27-34 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282616$12001 $aAsia,asian studies,and the national security state$ea symposium$fMark selden$vv.29 n.1 pp.3-6 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282874$12001 $aˆThe ‰Association for Asian Studies and the National Security Education Program:Scholarship or Tabloid Journalism$fPeter Gosling$vv.29 n.1 pp.53-55 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282618$12001 $aBoundary displacement$earea studies and international studies during and afterthe cold war$fBruce Cumings$vv.29 n.1 pp.6-26 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282628$12001 $aˆthe‰Cia and me$fChalmers Johnson$vv.29 n.1 pp.34-37 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282632$12001 $aContra Ideacracy$fMoss Roberts$vv.29 n.1 pp.47-49 ( 1997) 464 0$1001UON00282634$12001 $aRound UP the Suspects$eCumings's Misdirected Search for Post-Cold War enemies of Academic Independence$f Stanley J.Heginbotham$vv.29 n.1 pp.50-52 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00282873$12001 $aRound up the usual suspects$ecumings's misdirected search for post-cold warenemies of academic independence$fStanley J.Heginbotham$vv.29 n.1 pp.50-52 (1997) 464 0$1001UON00286786$12001 $aNational Security and the Future of Asian Studies$fMark Selden$vv.24n.2 pp.84 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00287279$12001 $aReview Essay$eRediscovering History-new Ligt on the Unknown War$fCallum MacDonald$vv.24. n.4 pp.62-70 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286802$12001 $aChanges in Field,Forest, and Family$cRural Women's Work and Status in Post-Revolutionary Laos$fCarol Ireson$vv.24 n.4 pp.3-18 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286850$12001 $aJapanese Agriculture Today$ethe Roots of Decay$fOhno kazuoki$vv.24 n.4 pp.45-57 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286852$12001 $aReview Essay$ethe political Economy of Japan$fRoger Bowen$vv.24 n.4 pp.58-61 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286809$12001 $aTransformation of Urban Movements in Hong Kong,1970-90$fAlvin Y.so and Ludmilla kwitko$vv.24 n.4 pp. 32- 43 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286796$12001 $aˆThe ‰AIDS Threat to Southeast Asian and U.S. Military Personnel$fMark Bonacci and Don Luce$vv.24 n.3 pp.48-49 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286792$12001 $aShankar Guha Niyogi$eBeyand convetional trade unionism in India$fSharat G.$vv.24 n.3 pp.16-25 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286794$12001 $aˆthe‰United States and South Pacific regionalism$eParticipation or Subversion?$fGaneshwar Chand$vv.24 n.3 pp. 26-42 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286673$12001 $aˆThe ‰Cambodian crisis,1990-1992$ethe UN Plan,the Khmer Rouge.and the State of Cambodia$fBen Kiernan$vv.24 n.2 pp.2-24 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286679$12001 $aComments on Andre Gunder Frank's "the Centrality of Central asia" Daniel Balland$vv.24 n.2 pp. 75-82 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286788$12001 $aReview Essay$eFrom Cambodia to kampuchea$fPhilip Brown$vv.24 n.2 pp.99-103 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286675$12001 $aTibet in the news$fJude Carlson$vv.24 n.2 pp.25-49 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286567$12001 $aBroadening Horizons$eRepresentations of Women in Asia$fLouise Edwards$vv.24 n.1 pp.59-79 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286508$12001 $aNanjig spring$cthe 1989 student movement in a provincial capital$fRichard Lufrano$vv.24 n.1 pp.19-42 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00286503$12001 $aSingapore's leadership transition :erosion or refinement of authoritarian rure?$fGarry Rodan$vv.24 n.1 pp.3-18 (1992) 464 0$1001UON00163117$12001 $aAsia-Pacific in the new world order$fAnthony McGrew and Christopher Brook$grecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp. 71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163121$12001 $aˆThe ‰Asia-Pacific profile$fBernard Eccleston, Michael Dawson, and Deborah McNamara$grecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp.71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163126$12001 $aChanging values in Asia$eTheir impact on governance and development$fHan Sung-Joo$grecensione di Michael D. Barr$vv. 32, n.4 pp.76-77 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163119$12001 $aCulture and society in the Asia-Pacific$fRichard Maidment and Colin Mackerras$grecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp.71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163095$12001 $aDisarming memories$eJapanese, Korean, and American literature on the Vietnam War$fRichard C. Kagan$vv. 32, n.4 vv 464 0$1001UON00163118$12001 $aEconomic Dynamism$fGrahame Thompson$grecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp.71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163111$12001 $aGeorge McT. Kahin$eA tribute$fby Jayne S. Werner$vv. 32, n.4 pp.55-59 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163120$12001 $aGovernance in the Asia-Pacific$fRichard Maidment, David Goldblatt, and Jeremy Mitchell$grecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp. 71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163114$12001 $aGrunts and historians$eRecent representations of Vietnam veterans$frecensione di David Hunt$1210 $aReview essay$vv. 32, n.4 pp.61-70 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163125$12001 $aHong Kong from Britain to China$ePolitical cleavages, electoral dynamics and institutional changes$fLi Pang-Kwong$grecensione di Yiu-chung Wong$vv. 32, n.4 pp. 74-76 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163082$12001 $aIn their image$eThe vietnamese communist party, the "West", and the social evils campaign of 1996$fWynn Wilcox$vv. 32, n.4 pp.15-24 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163109$12001 $aIndigenous adaptation to a rapidly changing economy$eThe experience of two Tampuan villages in Northeast Cambodia$fJohn P. McAndrew$1210 $aField study report$vv. 32, n.4 pp.39-51 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163116$12001 $aPacific studies$frecensione di David Ekbladh$vv. 32, n.4 pp. 71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163080$12001 $aQuestions of gender$eEthnic minority representation in Post-Mao China$fRalph A. Litzinger$vv. 32, n.4 pp.3-14 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163096$12001 $aShort stories from Laos$fby Outhine Bounyavong$gintroduction by Roger Rumpf and Jacquelyn Chagnon$1210 $aLiterature$vv. 32, n.4 pp.33-38 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163110$12001 $aShowdown in Timor$eNotes from the (Battle) field$fGeoffrey C. Gunn$vv. 32, n.4 pp,52-54 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163123$12001 $aˆThe ‰Taliban$eWar, religion, and the new order in Afghanistan$fPeter Marsden$grecensione di Val Moghadam$vv. 32, n.4 pp.72-74 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163122$12001 $aTaliban$eMilitant Islam, oil and fundamentalism in Central Asia$fAhmed Rashid$grecensione di Val Moghadam$vv. 32, n.4 pp. 72-74 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163025$12001 $aEmbracing defeat$eJapan in the wake of World War II$fJohn W. Dower$grecensione di Kerry Smith$1210 $aReview essay$vv. 32, n.3 pp.58-60 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163038$12001 $aˆThe ‰International conference on democratic decentralization$fby Richard W. Franke$1210 $aConference report$vv. 32, n.3 pp. 73 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163034$12001 $aInterpreter of Maladies$eCalcutta, Boston, and Beyond$fJhumpa Lahiri$grecensione di Paul Sanjoy Gonsalves$1210 $aReview essay$vv. 32, n.3 pp. 68-71 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163035$12001 $aKokusai kinyu no Genba$eShijo shihon shugi no kiki wo koete$dThe front-line of international finance$eOvercoming the crisis of market capitalism$fSakakibara Eisuke$grecensione di Sato Yoichiro$1210 $aReview essay$vv. 32, n.3 pp.71-72 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163026$12001 $aOther modernities$eGendered yearnings in China after socialism$fby Lisa Rofel$grecensione di Andrew B. Kipnis$1210 $aReview essay$vv. 32, n.3 pp. 61-64 (2000) 464 0$1001UON00163030$12001 $aTransforming asian socialism$eChina and Vietnam compared$fAnita Chan, Benedict J. 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