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JMBRAS Vol. 82, Part 2 (December 2009)

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JMBRAS Vol. 82, Part 2 (December 2009)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 2009

Table of Contents

Introduction: Penang Chinese in Penang and the region: evolving identities and networks — Loh Wei Leng (pp. 1–7)
Print and colonial port cultures of the Indian Ocean littorals: Penang and Rangoon — S.L. Lewis (pp. 9–24)
Penang as commercial centre: trade and shipping networks — Loh Wei Leng (pp. 25–37)
The Chiangchew Hokkiens, the true pioneers in the Nanyang — R. Jones (pp. 39–66)
Regional links: Yangon, Penang and Singapore — Loh Wei Leng (pp. 67–79)
Hokkien Chinese on the Phuket mining frontier: the Penang connection and the emergence of the Phuket Baba community — Khoo Salma Nasution (pp. 81–112)
The Chinese commercial elite of Medan, 1890-1942: the Penang connection — D.A. Buiskool (pp. 113–129)
Nyonya needlework from Penang — H.-F. Cheah (pp. 145–155)
Peranakan street culture in Penang: towards revitalization — Tan Sooi Beng (pp. 157–166)
The Peranakan associations of Malaysian and Singapore: history and current scenario — Lee Su Kim (pp. 167–177)
Malaya’s secret police 1945–1960; the role of the special branch in the Malayan Emergency. L. Comber — Kwa Chong Guan (pp. 193–195) [Review]
The Indian National Army and Japan. J.C. Lebra — Hack K (pp. 195–198) [Review]
Colonialism, violence and Muslims in Southeast Asia. Syed Muhd Khairudin Aljunied — J.M. Fernando (pp. 198–200) [Review]
Leaves of the same tree: trade and ethnicity in the Straits of Melaka. L.Y. Andaya — Muhd Khairudin, Syed Aljunied (pp. 201–205) [Review]

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