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Books
Book Chapters
- ‘Ethnic and Nationalist Politics in
Southeast Asia’, in Mark Beeson (ed.)
Contemporary Southeast Asia (2nd
edn), Palgrave Macmillan, pp.143-156.
- ‘Introduction’, in Rajat Ganguly
(ed.) Ethnic Conflict, Vols. I-IV,
Sage, pp. xvii-xxvii
- ‘Ethics and Institutions in Biographical
Writing on Indonesian Subjects’, in
Barbara Harrison (ed.) Life Story Research,
4 vols., Sage Benchmarks in Social Research
Methods series, Vol. IV, Part 5, pp.146-161.
- ‘Activist, hacktivist, dan perlawanan
anti-Negara’ [Activists, Hacktivists
and Anti-State Opposition] (Foreword), in
Hendracaroko Marpaung, Ulah Hacker Politik
Membebaskan Timor Lorosa’e: Timor Timur
Menyerang Indonesia [The tactics of political
hackers in freeing Timor Lorosa’e: East
Timor Attacks Indonesia], Galang Press,
pp. 9-15.
- ‘Assessing Media Impact on Local Elections
in Indonesia’ in Maribeth Erb and Priyambudi
Sulistiyanto (eds) Deepening Democracy
in Indonesia?: Direct Elections for Local
Leaders (Pilkada), ISEAS Press, pp.229-255.
- ‘Reconstructing Political Authority
Through Elections’, in Joakim Ojendal
(ed.) Beyond Democracy in Cambodia,
NIAS, pp. 31-70.
- ‘Media Management and Political Communication
in Singapore’, in Lars Wilnat and Annette
Aw (eds) Political Communication in Asia,
Routledge, pp. 93-111. (with Lars Wilnat)
- ‘Framing Terrorism in the Southern
Philippines: Foreign Media and the Abu Sayyaf’
in Arndt Graf, Peter Kreuzer, Rainer Werning
(eds) Conflict In Moro Land: Prospects For
Peace, USM PRESS, pp. 115-46.
- ‘Domestic Terrorism in Asia and lessons
for Africa’, in Wafula Okumu and Anneli
Botha (eds) Domestic Terrorism in Africa:
Defining, Addressing and Understanding its
Impact on Human Security, Institute for Security
Studies, pp. 97-101.
- ‘Goh’s Consensus Politics of
Authoritarian Rule’, in Bridget Welsh,
James Chin, Arun Mahizhan and Tan Tarn How
(eds) Impressions of the Goh Chok Tong Years
in Singapore, Singapore University Press,
pp. 61-70.
- ‘Communities, environments and local
governance in Reform Era Indonesia’,
in Carol Warren and John McCarthy (eds) Community,
Environment and Local Governance in Indonesia:
Locating the Commonweal, Routledge. pp. 1-25.
(with John McCarthy)
- ‘Locating the Commonweal’, in
Carol Warren and John McCarthy (eds) Community,
Environment and Local Governance in Indonesia:
Locating the Commonweal, Routledge, pp. 227-253.
(with John McCarthy)
- ‘Off the Market? Elusive links in
community-based sustainable development initiatives
in Bali’, in Carol Warren and John McCarthy
(eds) Community, Environment and Local Governance
in Indonesia: Locating the Commonweal, Routledge,
pp. 197-226.
- ‘Scientific Superman: Fr. Jose Algue,
Jesuit Meteorology and the Philippines under
American Rule, 1897- 1924’, in Alfred
McCoy and Fransisco Scarano (eds) Colonial
Crucible: Transitions and Transformations
in American Empire, University of Wisconsin
Press, pp. 508-519.
- ‘The Sulu Zone: Commerce and the Evolution
of a Multi-Ethnic Polity, 1768-1898’,
in Geoff Wade (ed.) Southeast Asia and China
(17th-18th century), Vol.3, Routledge Curzon,
pp. 223-229.
- ‘Singapore History through the Looking
Glass: Reflections on Museums, Memory, History
and the Arts’, in The Past in the Present:
Histories in the Making, National Heritage
Board, pp. 11-36.
- ‘DKI Jakarta’, in Iem Brown
(ed.) The Territories of Indonesia, Routledge
Europa Territories of the World Series, pp.74-83.
- ‘Reading Basil Archer’s Diary’,
in Basil Archer, edited and with an Introduction
by Sandra Wilson, Interpreting Occupied
Japan: the Diary of an Australian Soldier,
1945-1946, Hesperian Press, pp. xvi-xxxiii.
Guest Edited Journal Collections
- ‘Risk, regulation and new modes of
regional governance in the Asia-Pacific’,
Australian Journal of International Affairs,
63 (3).
Journal Articles
- 'Makeshift Schools and Education in the
Ruins of Tokyo, 1923', Japanese Studies,
29 (1): 131 - 43.
- ‘Risk Management, Neoliberalism and the Securitisation of the
Australian Aid Program’, Australian Journal of International
Affairs, 62(3): 357-71.
- 'In the shadow of other lives: reflections on Dan Lev and writing
biography', RIMA (Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs), 42(2):
147-60.
- ‘Cambodia in 2007: Development and Dispossession’, Asian
Survey 48.1 (2008): 69-74.
- ‘Land titling and poverty reduction in Southeast Asia: realizing
markets or realizing rights?’, Australian Journal of International
Affairs, 62(3): 332-44
- ‘“Our lives are bad but our luck is good”: A Social
History of Leprosy in Singapore’, Social History of Medicine,
21(2): 291-309.
- ‘Managing Integrity: The Regulation of Post Public Employment
in Britain and Hong Kong’, Public Organization Review,
8(4): 365-380
- ‘The Performance of Western Australian Ports’, Ocean
Economics Review of China, 2(1), June: 1-33. (with Fred Affleck)
- 'Restricting Fishing: A Socio-Economic Impact Assessment Of Artisanal
Shark And Ray Fishing In Cilacap’, Bulletin of Indonesian
Economic Studies, 44(2), August: 263 – 288. (with Simon Vieira)
- ‘War, Soldier and Nation in 1950s Japan’, International
Journal of Asian Studies, 5(2) July: 187-218.
Centre Working Paper Series
- ‘Fires and the Social Politics of Nation-Building in Singapore’,
Asia Research Centre Working Paper No. 149.
- ‘Blogospheric Pressures in Singapore: Internet Discourses and
the 2006 General Election’, Asia Research Centre Working Paper
No. 150.
- ‘From British Subjects to Australian Values: Australia–Asia
Relations as Citizenship Building’, Asia Research Centre Working
Paper No. 151.
- ‘Privatising the Fight against Somali Pirates’, Asia
Research Centre Working Paper No. 152.
Media Publications
- 'The politics of the financial crisis' Bangkok
Post, 7 October (with Toby Carroll).
- '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).
- Business Daily, Nairobi, weekly column 'On
Kenya', the Australian, 8 January
- 'On Zimbabwe', the Australian,
24 June
- 'Singapore Maneuvers
In Response to Chee,' Far Eastern Economic
Review, December 2008, pp.
Conference Papers
- ‘Border Management Post-9/11: A Comparative Assessment of the
United States’ and Australia’s Asylum Policy’, Border
Management in an Uncertain World, New Zealand Institute of International
Affairs (NZIIA), Wellington, New Zealand, 12 March.
- ‘Pakistan as a Rogue State’, 49th Annual International
Studies Association conference, San Francisco, USA, 26-29 March.
- ‘The Fallacy of Capacity: is it State Building or State Transformation’,
49th Annual International Studies Association conference, San
Francisco, 25-29 March 2008.
- ‘From Nation of Heroes to Ethnic Conflict: The 2006 Crisis
in Timor-Leste’, Post-Conflict Development or Development
for Conflict workshop, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford.
- ‘The Political Economy of State Reform in Cambodia’, AAS
Annual Meeting, Atlanta, US. (with Kheang Un)
- ‘Private Governance and Urban Land Reform in Manila’,
8th International Conference on Philippine Studies, Philippine
Social Science Centre, Manila, 23-26 July.
- ‘Rethinking Creative Culture: Globalization and the Singapore-Perth
Network’, SPICES 2008: The 3rd International Conference on
Inter-Asian Culture, Communication, Conflict and Peace, Penang,
Malaysia, 7-9 August.
- ‘Internet Development in Singapore: A Regulatory Approach Towards
Online Discourses’, Internet Histories II: Australia and the
Asia-Pacific Workshop, State Library of Western Australia, Perth,
14 June.
- ‘Understanding Terrorism in Africa: An Overview’, Assessing
Effective Counter-Terrorism Strategies and Measures in Africa,
Nairobi, Kenya, 20-22 October.
- ‘The Politics of Accountability in Southeast Asia’, Still
the Asian Century?, University of Birmingham, UK, 10-12 September.
- ‘Capitalist Development and the Social Foundations of Authoritarianism
in Southeast Asia’, Liu Institute, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, 29 July.
- ‘New Modes of Political Participation and Singapore’s
Nominated Members of Parliament’, Contemporary Authoritarianism
in Southeast Asia: Structures, Institutions and Agency, Southeast
Asia Research Centre, City University of Hong Kong, 9-10 May.
- ‘Capitalist Development, Regime Transitions and New Forms of
Authoritarian Rule in Southeast Asia’, 20 Years of The Pacific
Review: Major Developments in the Study of the Asia-Pacific, joint
conference of Warwick University and Waseda University, Tokyo, 11-12
April.
- ‘New Modes of Governance and Japan’s Role in Asia’,
Where Is Japan Headed? Views and Expectations from Overseas, Organization
for Asian Studies Symposium, Waseda University, Tokyo, 12 April.
- 'The Changing Face of Ethical Regulation in the Public Sectors of
Britain and Hong Kong,' University of Macau, 16 October.
- ‘Towards a History from below: Some reflections on Emergency,
Resettlement and New Villages’, IKMAS: UKM (National
University of Malaysia), Kuala Lumpur, 24 April.
- ‘Seeing the “State”: the Methods and Controlled
techniques of the British Colonial Government in the New Villages in
Malaya’, 60th Anniversary of the Emergency in Malaya/Malaysia
Public Forum, Kuala Lumpur, 27 April.
- ‘Father Jose Algue, Jesuit Meteorology and the Philippines
under American Rule, 1897-1924’, 8th International Conference
on Philippine Studies, Philippine Social Science Centre, Manila,
23-26 July.
- ‘War, Soldier and Nation in 1950s
Japan’, Australian Historical Association
Biennial Conference, University of Melbourne,
7-10 July and Asian Studies Association
of Australia 17th Biennial Conference,
Melbourne, 1-3 July.
Book Reviews
- ‘Review of National Archives of Singapore
“Memories and Reflections: The Singapore
Experience: Documenting a Nation’s History
Through Oral History. 2nd edition”’.
s/pores.
8 February 2008.
- ‘Review of Calvin Low. “10-Stories:
Queenstown Through the Years”’,
Citizen
Historian. 1 January 2008.
- ‘Review of Nicholas Tarling. “Regionalism
in Southeast Asia: To Foster the Political
Will”’, Journal of Southeast
Asian Studies. 39 (1), February: 179-180.
- ‘Review of Ma Ngok, "Political
Development in Hong Kong: State, Political
Society and Civil Society"’, China
Journal, 59, January: 189-191.
- ‘Review of Steve Tsang,"Governing
Hong Kong: Administrative Officers from the
Nineteenth Century to the Handover to China
1862-1997"’, The China Quarterly,
195, September: 706-707.
- ‘Review of Rotem Kowner (ed.) “The
Impact of the Russo-Japanese War”’,
Journal of Japanese Studies, 34(2), Summer.
- ‘Review of Kevin Doak, “A History
of Nationalism in Modern Japan: Placing the
People”, Japanese Studies, 28(1), May:
120-22.
Other Publications
- Learning from Comparative Experience: Public
Administration Reform in Post-Conflict States,
Cambodia and Timor-Leste Case Studies, World
Bank.
- Accountability Provisions in the Organic
Law on Subnational Government in Cambodia,
DFID. (with Nick Devas)
- ‘Governing the Ungovernable: dealing
with the rise of informal security in Indonesia’,
Asia Research Centre Policy Brief No.1, http://wwwarc.murdoch.edu.au/wp/pb1.pdf,
(with Adrianus Meliala)
- ‘Manchurian Incident’, entry
in Peter N. Stearns (ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia
of the Modern World, Oxford, Oxford University
Press, 2008, 8 vols
- ‘Russo-Japanese War’, entry
in Peter N. Stearns (ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia
of the Modern World, Oxford, Oxford University
Press, 2008, 8 vols
- ‘Nationalism: East Asia’, entry
in Peter N. Stearns (ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia
of the Modern World, Oxford, Oxford University
Press, 2008, 8 vols
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