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Publications
2005
Books | Book Chapters
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and Magazine Articles | Conference Papers
Books
Gillis, E.Kay
Hill, David
Jayasuriya, Kanishka
- Reconstituting the Global Liberal Order: Legitimacy and Regulation,
Routledge, 192 pp
Lane, Max
- (trans) The Chinese in Indonesia by Pramoedya Ananta Toer,
Singapore: Select Books, Forthcoming, approx 300 pp. Translated and
with extended Introductory Essay.
- (trans) Social Sciences under the New Order in Indonesia by
Vedi Hadiz and Daniel Dhakidae (eds) Jakarta: Equinox, Ford Foundation,
Forthcoming.
McCarthy, John
- The Fourth Circle: A Political Ecology of Sumatra's Rainforest
Frontier. Stanford University Press. (in press)
- Paper Tiger: Enforcement, Law and Environmental Disputes in Indonesia.
NIAS Press. (Ed. with Adriaan Bedner)(Forthcoming)
Rodan, Garry
Scott, Ian
Book Chapters
Brewer, Carolyn
- ‘Contact and “Morals”’, in Feminist Studies
Reader, Cristina Gaerlan,(ed.) Manila: St Scholastica, pp. 1-38.
Brown, David
- 'Why Independence?: instrumental and ideological dimensions of nationalism’
in Edward Tiryakian (ed.) Ethnicity, Ethnic Conflict, Peace Processes:
Comparative Perspectives de Sitter Publications (republished from
IJCS, 45 (3-4) 2004)
- 'From a World of Nations to a World of Nationalisms' in David Kaplan
and Guntram Herb (eds) Nations and Nationalisms in Global Perspective:
An Encyclopedia of Origins, development and Contemporary Transitions,
Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO (forthcoming)
- 'Ethnic Conflict and Civic Nationalism' in Jim Peacock and Patricia
Thornton (eds) Identity Matters (forthcoming)
- 'Southeast Asia: Nations and Nationalism', in Gerard Delanty and
Krishan Kumar (eds) Handbook of Nations and Nationalism London:Sage
(forthcoming)
- 'Constructing ethnic nationalisms in Southeast Asia: the mythologization
of history', in Vivienne Wee (ed.) Political Fragmentation in Southeast
Asia: alternative nations in the making, London: Routledge (forthcoming)
Jayasuriya, Kanishka
- ‘Capacity beyond the Boundary: New Regulatory State, Fragmentation
and Relational Capacity’, in M. Painter & J. Pierre (eds)
Challenges to State Policy Capacity, London: Palgrave.
- ‘Breaking the ‘Westphalian’ Frame: Regulatory State,
Fragmentation, and Diplomacy’, in M. East & J. Robertson (eds)
Diplomacy and Developing Nations: Post Cold War Foreign Policy Making,
Structures and Processes, London: Frank Cass.
Lee, Terence
- ‘Going Online: Journalism and Civil Society in Singapore’,
in Michael Bromley and Angela Romano (eds) Journalism and Democracy
in Asia, London: RoutledgeCurzon. (in press)
McCarthy, John F
- 'Environmental regulation in an age of regional autonomy: Managing
industrial pollution in the plantation sector in North Sumatra' in Adriaan
Bedner and John McCarthy (eds) Paper Tiger: Enforcement, Law and
Environmental Disputes in Indonesia (with Z. Zen)(forthcoming)
- 'Decentralization Blues: Dominance, Resistance and Acquiescence in
a Forest Dispute in Central Kalimantan' in Adriaan Bedner and John McCarthy
(eds) Paper Tiger: Enforcement, Law and Environmental Disputes in
Indonesia (forthcoming).
- 'Contesting Decentralization: Law, Power and Access to Property in
Central Kalimantan, Indonesia' in Franz von Benda-Beckmann, Keebet von
Benda-Beckmann & Anne Griffiths (eds) Mobile people, mobile
law: Expanding legal relations in a contracting world.
Makinda, Samuel M
- ‘The United Nations’, in M. Griffiths (ed.) Encyclopedia
of International Relations and Global Politics, London: Routledge
- ‘The Triple Heritage and Global Governance’ in Abdul S.
Bemath (ed.) The Mazruina Collection Revisited, Trenton, NJ:
Africa World Press
Rodan, Garry
- ‘Westminster in Singapore: Now You See it, Now You Don’t’, in Haig Patapan, John Wanna and Patrick Weller (editors), Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 2005, pp. 109-28.
- ‘Transplanting the neoliberal state in Southeast Asia’ in Richard Boyd and Tak-Wing Ngo (editors), Asian States: Beyond the developmental perspective, London: Routledge, 2005 forthcoming, pp. 172-98 (with Richard Robison and Kevin Hewison).
Tull, Malcolm
- ‘Port cities and international trade’ in McCusker, John
J. ed. History of World Trade since 1450. Farmington Hills, MI:
Macmillan Reference USA
- ‘Australia and New Zealand trade’ in McCusker, John J.
ed. History of World Trade since 1450. Farmington Hills, MI:
Macmillan Reference USA
Warren, James
- ‘The Structure of Slavery in the Sulu Zone in the Late Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Centuries’ in Gwyn Campbell (ed.) The Structure
of Slavery in the Indian Ocean Africa and Asia , London: Frank Cass:
111-129.
- ‘The Global Economy and the Sulu Zone: Connections, Commodities,
and Culture’ in Bernhard Klein and Gesa Mackenthun (eds) Sea
Changes: Historicizing the Oceans, London:Routledge: 55-74.
Wilson, Sandra
- ‘Rekishi kenkyu no danso o kakyo suru mono: Nihon shokuminchi
(1931-45) kenkyu no shin kenchi’ (Bridging the gaps: new views
of Japanese colonialism, 1931-45), in Nenpo Nihon gendaishi henshu iinkai
(ed.)‘Teikoku’ to shokuminchi: ‘Dai Nippon teikoku’
hokai 60 nen (Nenpo: Nihon gendaishi, dai 10 go), Tokyo, Gendaishiryo
shuppan, 2005, pp. 211-28.
Journal Articles
Jayasuriya, Kanishka
- ‘Beyond
Institutional Fetishism: From the Developmental to the Regulatory State',
New Political Economy 10 (3):381–387.
Lee, Terrence
- ‘Gestural Politics: Civil Society in ‘New’ Singapore’,
Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia, October
2005.
- ‘Internet Control and Auto-regulation in Singapore’,
Surveillance & Society, 3(1), Spring: 74-95.
Makinda, Samuel M
- ‘Following Post-national Signs: The Trail of Human Rights’,
Futures, 37(9): 943-957
- ‘Rigour, Gate Keeping and Security: A Debate With Bellamy and
McDonald’, Australian Journal of Political Science, 40(3):
419-423
- ‘Security in International Society’, Australian Journal
of Political Science, 40(2): 275-287
McCarthy, John F
- 'Between Adat and State: Institutional Arrangements on Sumatra’s
Forest Frontier', Human Ecology, 33 (1): 57-82.
Rodan, Garry
‘Singapore in 2004: Long-Awaited Leadership Transition’, Asian Survey,
45(1): 140-5.
Warren, Carol
- 'Mapping Common Futures: Customary Communities, NGOs and the State
in Indonesia's Reform Era', Development and Change, 36 (1):
49-73.
- ‘Community Mapping, Local Planning and Alternative Land Use
Strategies in Bali’, Geografisk Tidsskrift / Danish Journal
of Geography 105(1): 17-29.
Wilson, Sandra
- ‘The Discourse of National Greatness in Japan, 1890-1919’,
Japanese Studies, 25 (1) May: 35-51.
Centre Working Paper Series
Brown, David
- 'Contending Nationalisms In Southeast Asia', WP117, January
Carroll, Toby
- ‘Efficiency of what and for whom? The theoretical underpinnings
of the post-Washington consensus’ socio-institutional neoliberalism',
WP122, July
Jayasuriya, Kanishka
- ‘Economic Constitutionalism, Liberalism and the New Welfare
Governance', WP121, June
Liss, Carolin
- ‘Private Security Companies in the Fight Against Piracy in Asia',
WP120, June
Soek-Fang Sim
- 'Obliterating the political: One-party ideological dominance and the
personalization of news in Singapore 21', WP119, April
Tull, Malcolm
- 'Potential impacts of management measures on artisanal fishers in
Indonesian shark and ray fisheries: a case study of Cilacap', WP127,
December (With Simon Vieira).
Wilson, Ian Douglas
- 'The Changing Contours Of Organised Violence In Post New Order Indonesia',
WP118, February
Newspaper and Magazine Articles
Hill, David T.
- ‘Mochtar Lubis’, Inside Indonesia, Vol. 83, July-September:
23.
- ‘Wild West TV: Televangelism comes to regional Indonesia’,
Inside Indonesia, Vol. 82, April-June: 17.
Lee, Terrence
- 'Singapore' , Asian Analysis, August
- ‘Singapore: Going for Broke: Not One Casino, but Two ‘Integrated
Resorts’’, Asian Analysis, June
- ‘Singapore: Is it Opening-Up?’, Asian Analysis,
January
Makinda, Samuel M
- 'Terrorism: Attack the root causes', Financial Mail (Johannesburg),
August 12
Rodan, Garry
‘Image of Singapore tarnished’, The Australian, 29 November 2005,
p. 12Conference Papers
Liss, Carolin
- ‘Changes in Maritime Security and Piracy in Semporna, Malaysia’,
Ports, Pirates and Hinterlands in East and Southeast Asia: Historical
and Contemporary Perspectives, International Institute of Asian
Studies and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences,Shanghai, 11-12
November
Rodan, Garry - ‘Singapore Exceptionalism? Authoritarian Rule and State Transformation’, presented at Mobilizing Democracy, American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. 1-4 September 2005
Taylor, Jeannette
- 'Performance measurement in public bodies in Hong Kong and Singapore:
an assessment’, Statutory Bodies in Hong Kong
and Singapore: Autonomy and Integration, Centre
for Civil Society and Governance, University of Hong Kong and Asia Research
Centre, Murdoch University, Hong Kong, University of Hong Kong,
26-27 September.
Tull, Malcolm
- ‘Ports and the environment: an Australian perspective’, International Commission for Maritime History Quinquennial Congress, Sydney, 4-10 July
- ‘Shark fishing in Indonesia: a brief historical overview’,
Oceans Past Conference, Kolding, Denmark, 24-27
October
Warren, Carol
- 'Off the Market: Missing Links in the Sustainable Development
Agenda', Indonesia in the Changing Global Context: Building
Cooperation and Partnership, Fourth International Symposium of
the Jurnal Antropologi Indonesia, Depok, University of Indonesia,
12 - 15 July.
Warren, James
- 'The Iranun and Balangingi Slaving Voyage: the Middle Passage and
Social -Culural Transformation in the Sulu Zone', International
Conference on Middle Passages the Oceanic Voyage as Social Process,
International Centre for Convict Studies, and Institute for Advanced
Studies ,University of Western Australia, Western Australian Maritime
Museum , 12-16 July
- 'Superman:Father Jose Algue ,Jesuit Meteorology and the Philippines
under American Rule, 1897-1924', International Conference on Natural
Disaster in Asian History ,Culture and Memory,Asia Research Institute
, National University of Singapore, 26-28 August
- 'The Port of Jolo and the Sulu Zone Slave Trade: An 1845 Report',
International Conference on Ports ,Pirates and Hinterlands in East
and Southeast Asia : Historical and Contemporary Perspectives,
International Institute of Asian Studies and the Shanghai Academy of
Social Sciences,Shanghai, 11-12 November
Wilson, Ian Douglas
- 'Vigilante Violence in Post Authoritarian States: The Case of Indonesia
and Russia', Journal Antropologi Indonesia Symposium, University
of Indonesia, Depok, 13-15 July
- 'The Political Economy of Racketeering: Vigilantes, Violent Entrepreneur's
and the Privatization of Security in Jakarta', Indonesia Council
Open Conference, Flinders University, 26-27 September
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