British Policy Towards Siam, Cambodia, Vietnam 1842-1858
Nicholas TARLING
Peasant Movements in Colonial Southeast Asia
Harry J. BENDA
An Essay on the Political Functions of Corruption
James SCOTT
On the Changing Anglo-Saxon Image of Burma
Emanuel SARKISYANZ
Reflections on the Migration Theory vis-a-vis the Coming of Indian Influences in the Philippines
Juan FRANCISCO
Urbanization and Political Opposition: The Philippines and Japan
Nobutaka IKE
The Japanese Minority in the Philippines before Pearl Harbor; Social Organization in Davao
Josefa M. SANIEL
The Philippine Revolution (1896-1901) within the Context of Asian history: A Comparative Study of Anti-colonial Movements in Asia, 1857-1918
Oscar L. EVANGELISTA
A Comparison Between Taxation Systems in the Philippines Under Spanish Rule and Indonesia Under Dutch Rule During the 19th Century
Willem WOLTERS
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