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Monograph 40
Historians & Their Disciplines: The Call of Southeast Asian History
By Nicholas Tarling
202pp. Size: 146x222mm. Hardcover
Contents:
- Introduction by Nicholas Tarling
- A British View of Thailand and Southeast Asia by Nigel Brailey
- Forty-one years in the fields: A Backward glance by David P. Chandler
- How I got into Malaysian History by Cheah Boon Kheng
- An Amateur Historian by John Gullick
- Chance and Circumtances: A Gradual Journey towards Asian studies by John D. Legge
- Becoming and Indonesianist – but an unbecoming historian by Jamie Mackie
- Imagining Southeast Asia by Ruth T. McVey
- A Life with Vietnam by David Marr
- The call of Southeast Asian History by Ian Nish
- Serendipity, or discovering Lao History by Martin Stuart-Fox
- Down Chancery Lane by Nicholas Tarling
- Reflections of a Pioneer by Ken Tregonning
- The Pull of Southeast Asia by Wang Gungwu
- My Involvement in Thai historical studies by Yoneo Iishi
- ‘Political in Command’: Stuyding Chinese leadership in British Malaya by Yong Ching Fatt
- Select Bibliography
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