Jun 10, 2009

Southeast Asia Research Centre Working Papers Series

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Source page - http://www.cityu.edu.hk/searc/WP.html


The Working Papers series is organised in the following table by year of publication. To look for papers published in a particular year, click the year. Alternatively, simply scroll down the page to browse all papers.


A full set of papers on CD-ROM can be obtained by sending a US$25 draft drawn on the City University of Hong Kong to Ms Josephine Yim, Southeast Asia Research Centre, City University, Tat Chee Ave, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong.


2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

2001

Working Paper & Date

Author

Title

1, April 2001

Kevin Hewison

Pathways to Recovery: Bankers, Business and Nationalism in Thailand

2, April 2001

Kanishka Jayasuriya

Governance, Post Washington Consensus and the New Anti Politics

3, April 2001

Kanishka Jayasuriya

Southeast Asia's Embedded Mercantilism in Crisis: International Strategies and Domestic Coalitions

4, May 2001

Kevin Hewison

Nationalism, Populism, Dependency: Old Ideas for a New Southeast Asia?

5, May 2001

Herb Thompson

Indonesia: The Denouement of Forest Management Following Economic, Environmental and Political Crises

6, May 2001

Zang Xiaowei

Resource Dependency, Chinese Capitalism, and Intercorporate Ties in Singapore

7, May 2001

Raymond Chan

The Sustainability of the Asian Welfare System after the Financial Crisis: Reflections on the Case of Hong Kong

8, May 2001

Kevin Hewison

Thailand: Class Matters

9, June 2001

Maniemai Thongyou

Sub-contracting Industry in Rural Villages: Fish-nets in Rural Thailand

10, June 2001

Mark Beeson

The Political Consequences of the Southeast Asian Region's Economic Vulnerability

11, June 2001

Michael Vatikiotis

Fixing Southeast Asia: Mixed Blessings

12, October 2001

Michael Kelly Connors

Ideological Aspects of Democratisation in Thailand: Mainstreaming Localism

13, October 2001

Raymond Chan

The Welfare System in Southeast Asia: Development and Challenges

14, November 2001

Vivienne Wee

Gender and Development in Post-Crisis Southeast Asia

15, November 2001

Kevin Hewison

Liberalism and Globalisation

16, November 2001

Vivienne Wee

Political Faultlines in Southeast Asia: Movements for Ethnic Autonomy as Nations of Intent

17, November 2001

David Brown

Why Might Constructed Nationalist and Ethnic Ideologies Come Into Confrontation With Each Other?

2002

18, January 2002

Amy Sim

Organising Discontent: NGOs for Southeast Asian Migrant Workers in Hong Kong

19, January 2002

Michael Jacobsen

Cross-Border Communities and Deterritorialising Identities. Assessing the Diaspora Triangle: Migrant-Host-Home

20, January 2002

Philip Bowring

East Asia: Centrifugal or Centripetal

21, January 2002

Graeme Lang

Deforestation, Floods, and State Reactions in China and Thailand

22, March 2002

Vivienne Wee

Ethno-nationalism in Process: Atavism, Ethnicity and Indigenism in Riau

23, March 2002

Thomas M. McKenna

Saints, Scholars and the Idealised Past in Philippine Muslim Separatism

24, March 2002

Kanishka Jayasuriya

Globalisation, International Standards and The Rule of Law: A New Symbolic Politics

25, April 2002

Alex H. Choi

Non-Governmental Organisations and Democratisation: The 1992 Bangkok Uprising Revisited

26, May 2002

Michael Jacobsen

Nation-making and the Politicisation of Ethnicity in Post-Suharto Indonesia

27, July 2002

Andrew Brown

Bundit Thonachaisetavut Kevin Hewison

Labour Relations and Regulation in Thailand: Theory and Practice

28, July 2002

Nick Thomas

From ASEAN to an East Asian Community? The Role of Functional Co-operation

29, July 2002

Michael Jacobsen

‘To be or what to be – that is the question’. On Factionalism and Secessionism in North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia

30, September 2002

Vivienne Wee

Kanishka Jayasuriya

New Geographies and Temporalities of Power: Exploring the New Fault Lines of Southeast Asia

31, September 2002

Vivienne Wee

Social Fragmentation in Indonesia: A Crisis from Suharto’s New Order

32, September 2002 Mark Beeson East Asia and the International Financial Institutions: The Politics of Regional Regulatory Reform
33, September 2002

Richard Robison

Garry Rodan

Kevin Hewison

Transplanting the Regulatory State in Southeast Asia: A Pathology of Rejection
34, October 2002 Vivienne Wee

Will Indonesia Hold? Past, Present and Future in a Fragmenting State

35, October 2002 William A. Callahan

Diaspora, Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism: Overseas Chinese and Neo-Nationalism in China and Thailand

36, October 2002

Pasuk Phongpaichit

Chris Baker

‘The Only Good Populist is a Rich Populist’: Thaksin Shinawatra and Thailand’s Democracy
37, October 2002 Catherine C.H. Chiu Labour Relations and Regulation in Hong Kong: Theory and Practice
38, November 2002

Malcolm Falkus

Stephen Frost

Labour Relations and Regulation in Cambodia: Theory and Practice Full Version (The file is large, downloads may be slow)

Main Report, Appendices, Figure 1

2003

39, January 2003

Martin Painter

Marketisation, Integration and State Restructuring in Vietnam: The Case of State Owned Enterprise Reform

40, March 2003 Raymond K.H. Chan
Moha Asri Abdullah
Zikri Muhammad
Labour Relations and Regulation in Malaysia: Theory and Practice
41, April 2003 Michael Jacobsen

Reconceptualising the Ethnic Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia: Exploring the Outer Limits of Ethnic Affiliations

42, April 2003 Michael Kelly Connors

The Reforming State: Security, Development and Culture in Democratic Times

43, April 2003 Anne Loveband

Positioning the Product: Indonesian Migrant Women Workers in Contemporary Taiwan [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]

44, April 2003 Kevin Hewison

A Preliminary Analysis of Thai Workers in Hong Kong: Survey Results [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]

45, May 2003 Kevin Hewison

The Politics of Neo-Liberalism: Class and Capitalism in Contemporary Thailand

46, May 2003 Michael Jacobsen

Tightening the Unitary State: The Inner Workings of Indonesian Regional Autonomy

47, May 2003 Vedi R. Hadiz

Decentralisation and Democracy in Indonesia: A Critique of Neo-Institutionalist Perspectives

48, July 2003 Huei-ying Kuo Nationalism Against Its People? Chinese Business and Nationalist Activities in Inter-War Singapore, 1919-1941 (The file is about 3.5MB, downloads may be slow)
49, August 2003

Vivienne Wee

Amy Sim

Transnational labour networks in female labour migration: mediating between Southeast Asian women workers and international labour markets [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]

50, August 2003 Allen Chun Who Wants To Be Diasporic?
51, September 2003 William Case

Malaysia: New Reforms, Old Continuities, Tense Ambiguities

52, September 2003

Vedi R. Hadiz

Richard Robison

Neo-Liberal Reforms and Illiberal Consolidations: The Indonesian Paradox

53, September 2003

Li Qi

Bill Taylor

Stephen Frost

Labour Relations and Regulation in Vietnam: Theory and Practice

54, November 2003 Michael Jacobsen Chinese Muslims in Indonesia: politics, economy, faith and expediency
55, November 2003

Stephen Frost

Catherine C.H. Chiu

Labour Relations and Regulation in Singapore: Theory and Practice
56, December 2003 Adrian Vickers The Country and the Cities [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]
57, December 2003 Kathleen Weekley

Saving Pennies for the State. A New Role for Filipino Migrant Workers? [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]

2004

58, January 2004 Ken Young

Southeast Asian Migrant Workers in East Asian Households: Globalisation, social change and the double burden of market and patriarchal disciplines [A SEARC CAPSTRANS Paper]

59, January 2004

Kanishka Jayasuriya

Kevin Hewison

The Anti-Politics of Good Governance: From Global Social Policy to a Global Populism?

60, February 2004 Michael Jacobsen

De-linking the Chinese Diaspora. On Manadonese Chinese Entrepreneurship in North Sulawesi

61, March 2004 Vedi R. Hadiz

Indonesian Local Party Politics: A Site of Resistance to Neo-Liberal Reform

62, March 2004

Andrew Brown

Kevin Hewison

Labour Politics in Thaksin’s Thailand

63, May 2004

Kevin Hewison

Garry Rodan

Closing The Circle?: Globalization, Conflict and Political Regimes

64, May 2004 Mark Beeson

Multilateralism, American Power and East Asian Regionalism

65, July 2004 Graeme Lang

Cultural Intrusions and Religious Syncretism: The Case of Caodaism in Vietnam

66, July 2004 Alex H. Choi Migrant Workers in Macao: Labour and Globalisation
67, July 2004 Stephen Frost

Chinese Outward Direct Investment in Southeast Asia: How Much and What Are the Regional Implications?

68, August 2004

Florencio R. Riguera

Environment and Social Justice: Familiar Norms and Contingent Settings – A Philippine Case Study

69, August 2004 Adam Fforde

Vietnamese State Owned Enterprises: ‘Real Property’, Commercial Performance and Political Economy

70, September 2004 Adam Fforde

State Owned Enterprises, Law and a Decade of Market-Oriented Socialist Development in Vietnam

71, September 2004 Dennis Arnold

The Situation of Burmese Migrant Workers in Mae Sot, Thailand

72, September 2004 Khoo Boo Teik

Searching for Islam in Malaysian Politics: Confluences, Divisions and Governance

73, October 2004 Vedi R. Hadiz

Indonesia: Order and Terror in a Time of Empire [A SEARC-Asia Research Centre Paper]

74, November 2004 Joy Y. Lam

Religious Conversion and Reconstruction of Identities: The Case of Chinese Muslim Converts in Malaysia

75, November 2004

Philip S. Robertson Jr.

Somsak Plaiyoowong

The Struggle of the Gina Workers in Thailand: Inside a Successful International Labour Solidarity Campaign

2005

76, May 2005 Martin Painter Thaksinocracy or Managerialization? Reforming the Thai Bureaucracy
77, June 2005 Graeme Lang
Cathy Hiu Wan Chan
The Impact of China on Southeast Asian Forests
78, July 2005 Vivienne Wee Melayu, Indigenism and the 'Civilising Process': Claims and Entitlements in Contested Territories
79, August 2005 Michael H. Nelson Analyzing Provincial Political Structures in Thailand: Phuak, Trakun, and Hua Khanaen
80, August 2005 Maniemai Thongyou Dusadee Ayuwat Social Network of Laotian migrant workers in Thailand
81, December 2005 Michele Ford Accountable to whom? Trade unions, labour NGOs and the question of accountability in Indonesia
2006

82, November 2006

Michele Ford

Nicola Piper

Southern Sites of Female Agency: Informal Regimes and Female Migrant Labour Resistance in East and Southeast Asia
2007

83, January 2007 William Case Democracy’s Quality and Breakdown: New Lessons from Thailand
84, February 2007 Jan Stark Malaysia’s Foreign Policies and a New Asian Regionalism
85, April 2007 Stephen McCarthy The Politics of Piety: Pageantry and the Struggle for Buddhism in Burma
86, May 2007 William Case
Phoebe So
Hong Kong’s 2007 Chief Executive Election:Comparators and Consequences
87, May 2007 Michael H. Nelson People’s Sector Politics’ (Kanmueang Phak Prachachon) in Thailand: Problems of Democracy in Ousting Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra
88, June 2007 Edo Andriesse Personal Power Networks and Economic Development in Satun (Thailand) and Perlis (Malaysia)
89, October 2007 Vivienne Wee A Cultural Economy of Regionalisation: Ethnicity and Capital in the Changing Relations between China and Southeast Asia (in Chinese)
90, October 2007 Michael Jacobsen Decentred Diaspora or Grounded Cosmopolitanism? On Negotiated Identities and International Linkages in Southeast Asia (in Chinese)
91, October 2007

Stephen Frost

Marry Ho

Mainland Investment on the Move: State-owned Enterprises and Outward Direct Investment in Southeast Asia (in Chinese)
92, October 2007

Wang Wangbo

The Characteristics of Southeast Asian Chinese Investments in Mainland China since 1978 (in Chinese)
93, October 2007

Vivienne Wee

Michael Jacobsen

Tiong Chong Wong

Oscillating between Economic Opportunities and Contextual Constraints: Assessing the Positioning of Southeast Asian Ethnic ‘Chinese’ Entrepreneurs in relation to China (in Chinese)
94, October 2007

Michael Jacobsen

De-linking the Chinese Diaspora – Manadonese Chinese Entrepreneurship in North Sulawesi (in Chinese)
95, October 2007

Edmund Terence Gomez

Chin Yee Whah

Malaysia in China: Transnationalism, Business Networks and Enterprise Development (in Chinese) (Part I and Part II)

96, November 2007

Andrew Selth

Modern Burma Studies: A View from the Edge

97, November 2007

Troy Johnson

Voices from Aceh: Perspectives on Syariat Law

2008

98, February 2008

Michael H. Nelson

Thaksin’s 2005 Electoral Triumph: Looking Back From the Election in 2007

99, May 2008

Astrid S. Tuminez

The Past Is Always Present: The Moros of Mindanao and the Quest for Peace

100, June 2008

Andrew Selth

Populism, Politics and Propaganda: Burma and the Movies

101, November 2008

Andrew Selth

Burma’s Coco Islands: Rumours and Realities in the Indian Ocean

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