JMBRAS Vol. 92, Part 2 (December 2019)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: December 2019
Table of Contents
- Three early 17th-century maps by Godinho de Erédia — P. Borschberg (pp. 1–28)
- Founding an ethnic Chinese business empire in colonial Asia: the strategic alliances of Major Oei Tiong Ham, 1895–1905 — P. Post (pp. 29–56)
- Celebrating Singapore’s 150th anniversary on its 4th national day (9 August 1969 — Ng Paul Seen (pp. 57–78)
- Ethnic belonging among Bugis Malays in Johor, Malaysia: grounding the present in the past — Nur Aisyah Kotarumalos (pp. 79–98)
- The journals of William Scott, 1794–1805. Transcribed and annotated M. Langdon — M. Langdon (pp. 99–136)
- A people’s history of Malaysia. Syed Husin Ali — K.S. Jomo, F.N. Rodriguez (pp. 137–140) [Review]
- Singapore: a modern history. M.D. Barr — Seng Guo-Quan (pp. 140–142) [Review]
- The diaries of G.C. Woolley, ed D. Wong Tze Ken. Volume 3: 1913–1919 — H.S. Barlow (pp. 149–151) [Review]
- The Special Operations Executive in Malaya: World War II and the path to independence. R. Kenneison — M. Opper (pp. 151–156) [Review]
- Jesselton uprising. D. Wong Tze Ken — B.W. Andaya (pp. 157–160) [Review]
- Singapore’s permanent territorial revolution: fifty years in fifty maps. R. de Koninck with Pham Thanh Hai and M. Girard — V.L. Forbes (pp. 161–163) [Review]
- Home is not here. Wang Gungwu — Wu Xiao An (pp. 163–176) [Review]
- The survivors. T. Aw — C. Leon (pp. 176–178) [Review]
Contributors
- B.W. Andaya
- C. Leon
- F.N. Rodriguez
- H.S. Barlow
- K.S. Jomo
- M. Langdon
- M. Opper
- Ng Paul Seen
- Nur Aisyah Kotarumalos
- P. Borschberg
- P. Post
- Seng Guo-Quan
- V.L. Forbes
- Wu Xiao An