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Research Publications 2010

Books | Book Chapters | Journal Articles | Centre Working Papers | Conference Papers | Media Publications | Book Reviews | Other Publications

Books

Rajat Ganguly

• Understanding Ethnic Conflict, Pearson Longman, 309 pp. (with Raymond C. Taras)

Vedi Hadiz

• Localising Power in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia. A Southeast Asia Perspective, Stanford University Press, 247 pp.

Shahar Hameiri

• Regulating Statehood: State Building and the Transformation of the Global Order, Palgrave Macmillan, 248 pp.

David Hill

• Politics and the Media in Twenty-First Century Indonesia, Routledge, 256 pp. (ed. with Krishna Sen)

Terence Lee

• The Media, Cultural Control and Government in Singapore, Routledge

Book Chapters

Rajat Ganguly

• 'South Asian Security in 2011', in Jillian O'Brien (ed.) South Asia 2011, Routledge

Vedi Hadiz

• ‘Politik Gerakan Buruh di Asia Tenggara’, in Syarif Arifin, Ismail Fahmi, Abu Mufakhir, Fauzan(eds) Memetakan Gerakan Buruh, Lembaga Informasi Perburuhan Sedane, pp.1-28.

Carol Warren

• ‘Adat dalam praktek dan wacana orang Bali: Memposiikan prinsip kewargaan dan kebersamaan’, in D. Henley, J. Davidson and S. Moniaga (eds) Adat dalam Politik Indonesia, KITLV and Yayasan Obor, pp 187-219.

James Warren

• ‘The Port of Jolo: International Trade and Slave Raiding’, in John Kleinen and Manon Osseweijer (eds) Pirates ,Ports and Coasts in Asia, ISEAS, pp.178-199.

Ian Wilson

• ‘The Rise and Fall of Political Gangsters in Indonesian Democracy’ in Edward Aspinall and Marcus Meitzner (eds) Problems of Democratisation in Indonesia: Elections, Institutions and Society, ISEAS, pp.199-218 .

Guest Edited Journal Collections

David Hill

• ‘Indonesian exiles: crossing cultural, political and religious borders’, Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, 44, 1. (with Ana Dragojlovic and Campbell Macknight)

Journal Articles

James Boyd

• ‘“A Very Quiet, Outspoken, Pleasant Gentleman (sic)”: The United States Military Attaché’s Reports on Baron von Ungern-Sternberg, March 1921’, Inner Asia, 12: 365-77.
• ‘Horse Power: The Japanese Army, Mongolia and the Horse, 1927-42’, Japan Forum, 21 (1/2), March-June: 23-42.

David T. Hill

• ‘Indonesia’s exiled Left as the Cold War thaws’, Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, 44 (1): 21–51
• ‘Indonesian exiles: crossing cultural, political and religious borders: Introduction’, Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, 44 (1): 1–7 (co-authored with Ana Dragojlovic).

Caroline Hughes

• ‘Cambodia in 2009: The Party's Not Over Yet’, Southeast Asian Affairs 2010: 85-99

Terence Lee

• ‘Pending Crises: Crisis Journalism and SARS in Australia’, Asia-Pacific Media Educator, December: 269-75. (with John Bottomley)

Takeshi Moriyama

• ‘Unhappiness in Retirement: "Isho" of Suzuki Bokushi (1770-1842), a Rural Elite Commoner’, Early Modern Japan, 18: 26-40

James Warren

• ‘The Iranun  and Balangingi  Raids: Saltwater Slavers and Captives in Southeast Asia, 1768-1898’, in Philip Morgan (ed.) Special Issue of Slavery and Abolition, 31 (3): 429- 50.

Centre Working Paper Series

Shahar Hameiri

• ‘Global Governance, Local Rule: Counterinsurgency in Iraq and Afghanistan as territorial politics’, Asia Research Centre Working Paper No. 164.

Media Publications

Shahar Hameiri

• 'The politics of the financial crisis' Bangkok Post, 7 October (with Toby Carroll).

David T. Hill

• 'Big neighbour fading from our radar', The Australian (Higher Education supplement), 12 March p.25, ; Reprinted in The Jakarta Post, 19 March
• 'Promoting Linguistic Assets', Campus Review, 22 April, p.10.

Loh Kah Seng

• 'Approaching Life and Death: History and Memory in Interviews with Individuals Formerly Suffering from Leprosy in Singapore'. s/pores. 1(2), January,
• 'Introduction: At the Gates of History', Tangent special issue, The Makers and Keepers of Singapore History. 6(2): 6-11 (Mandarin), 12-17 (English).
• 'Presently Seeking the Bukit Ho Swee Fire'. Tangent special issue, The Makers and Keepers of Singapore History. 6(2): 143-54 (Mandarin), 155-66 (English).

Sam Makinda

• Business Daily, Nairobi, weekly column 'On Kenya', the Australian, 8 January
• 'On Zimbabwe', the Australian, 24 June

Garry Rodan

• 'Singapore Maneuvers In Response to Chee,' Far Eastern Economic Review, December 2008, pp.

Ian Wilson

• 'The rise and fall of a Jakarta gangster', Inside Indonesia, 92.

Conference Papers

Jay Ram Adhikari

• ‘Political Conflicts and Community Forestry: Understanding the Impact of the Decade-Long Armed Conflicts on Environment and Livelihood Securities in Rural Nepal’, International Workshop on Collective Action, Property Rights, and Conflict in Natural Resources Management, CGIAR Systemwide Program on Collective Action and Property Rights, Siem Reap, Cambodia, 28 June – 1 July. http://www.capri.cgiar.org/pdf/CAPRi_Conflict_Adhikari.pdf

James Boyd

• “This stalwart fellow of five lands and two seas …”: The Life of Fukushima Yasumasa’, Australian Historical Association Biennial Conference, Perth, 5-9 July.

Vedi Hadiz

• ‘Religious Pluralism in Indonesia’, Public Lecture, Australian Consortium for In Country Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) and Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, 22 July.
• ‘Islamic Politics and Indonesian Democracy’, Public Lecture, Asia Research Centre, Murdoch University and the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and the Australian Institute of International Affairs, Perth, 10 August.
• ‘Wither Indonesian Democracy: Indonesia in Comparative and Historical Perspective’, Special Panel, EUROSEAS 6th Annual Conference, Gothenburg, Sweden, 26-28 August.
• ‘Islam and Democracy’, Public Lecture, Justice and Development Party Head Office, Istanbul, Turkey, 12 October.
• ‘Islamic Politics and “Indonesian-ness”’, Kapal Perempuan Workshop on Indonesian Reflections After Ten Years of Decentralisation, Jakarta, 23 November.

Shahar Hameiri

• ‘State-Building, Counterinsurgency, and the Rescaling of the State in Iraq', Australian Political Studies Association conference, University of Melbourne, 27-29 September.
• 'State Transformation and the Rescaling of Security: Understanding the Politics of Non-Traditional Security', European Southeast Asian Studies Association conference, Gothenburg, 26-28 August.
• 'Theorising Regions or Theorising Statehood? Rethinking the Theory and Method of Comparative Regionalism','Comparative Regional Economic Governance: Learning from Crises? , GARNET workshop, Peking University, Beijing, 28-30 June.
• 'To Boldly Go? Risky Space, State Transformation and the Territorial Politics of Risk Management', 51st Annual International Studies Association conference, New Orleans, 17-20 February.

David Hill

• ‘Pengajaran Bahasa Indonesia di Universitas Australia: Situasi Sekarang dan Strategi Masa Depan’, Simposium Himpunan Pengkaji Indonesia Seluruh Jepang (HPISJ) ke-41, Takushoku University, Tokyo, 14 November.
• ‘Writing Lives in Exile: Autobiographies of the Indonesian Left Abroad’, EUROSEAS conference, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, 26-28 August.
• ‘A National Strategic Plan for Indonesian in Australian Universities’, Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Adelaide, 7 July.

Jane Hutchison

• ‘Authoritarian Labor Legacies in the Philippines’, American Political Science Association (APSA) Conference, Washington DC, 2-5 September.
• ‘Housing the Poor in Metro Manila’, The Elephant in the Room: Politics and the Development Problem conference, Asia Research Centre, Fremantle, 14 December
• ‘Driving Development Effectiveness’, The Elephant in the Room: Politics and the Development Problem conference, Asia Research Centre, Fremantle, 14 December. (with Caroline Hughes)

Terence Lee

• ‘Understanding Singapore Studies in Australia’, 16th Malaysian and Singapore Studies Colloquium, Australian National University, Canberra 10-11 December. 
• ‘Internet Genealogy in Singapore’, Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA) Biennial Conference, The University of Adelaide, July.
• ‘A Genealogy of Internet Regulation in Singapore’, Asian Media and Information Centre (AMIC) Conference, Suntec City, Singapore, June.

Takeshi Moriyama

• ‘This Was Edo c1800: The Lively, Colourful and Fragile Metropolis of Utamaro’s Day’, The Art Gallery of NSW Symposium “Hymn to Beauty: The Art of Utamaro”, February 2010 at the Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney.
• ‘Print Culture in the Late Tokugawa Period: Rural Writers and Their Book-Publishing’, 27th Biennial Conference of Asian Studies Association of Australia, July 2010 at University of Adelaide in Adelaide.

Inaya Rakhmani

• Reporting Diversity Curricula Development Workshop, Paramadina Foundation and Media Diversity Institute (MDI), Jakarta, 11 and 12 November.

Garry Rodan

• ‘Progress and Limits in Regional Cooperation: Australia and Southeast Asia’, Australia in World Affairs 2006-2010 workshop, Canberra, 25-26 September.

Ian Scott

• 'Casino Capitalism in Macao', Gaming, Governance and Public Policy in Macao conference, Asia Research Centre, Perth, June. (Convenor)
• 'Promoting Integrity in a Changing Environment: Hong Kong's Public Sector after 1997,' Collaborative Governance and Integrity Management Conference, Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong, September.

Carol Warren

• 'Value transformations, indigenous resource rights and environmental protection - are market mechanisms the answer?', Indigenous Peoples and Natural Resource Management : Towards New Forms of Governance, Australia Netherlands Research Collaboration workshop, Denpasar, 26-28 July. (Convenor)

James Warren

• 'The Balangingi Samal: "Pirate Wars", Dislocation and Diasporic identities', Keynote Address, Displacement, Division and Renewal Conference, Miri, Sarawak, 8-9 JULY

Book Reviews

Vedi Hadiz

• ‘Review of Michele Ford, "Workers and Intellectuals: NGOs, Trade Unions and the Indonesian Labour Movement", Inside Indonesia, no.100, April-June.

Ian Scott

• ‘Review of Gary Ka Wai-Cheung, "Hong Kong's Watershed: The 1967 Riots", China Quarterly, No 203, September: 752-3.

Other Publications

Vedi Hadiz

• ‘Growing Islamic Populism Defies Alarmist Narratives’, Asian Currents, November.
• Political Islam in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia’, Centre for Research on Inequality, Human Security and Ethnicity (CRISE), University of Oxford, Working Paper no.74, February.
• ‘Critical Connections: Islamic Politics and Political Economy in Indonesia and Malaysia’ Institute of Developing Economies Working Paper no. 239. June. (with Khoo Boo Teik)

David Hill

• ‘Some thoughts on Indonesian exilic literature’ by Hersri Setiawan (translated & introduced by David T. Hill), Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs, 44 (1): 9–20.

Jane Hutchison

• ‘The Philippine Presidential Election: A classic churn of political positions’, Asian Currents, June