1st Edition
Borneo and Sulawesi Indigenous Peoples, Empires and Area Studies
Introduction Victor T. King: Scholar par excellence, ethnicity and identity to heritage, and many things in between Victor T. King: Opinions, Thoughts, and Reflections
1 ‘Contested’ Identities of ‘Orang Tomohon’, Minahasa, North Sulawesi KIM YeKyoum
2 Of Native Concerns: Brooke, the Bugis and Borneo Stephen C. DRUCE
3 ‘Escape control’ and/or ‘Out of control’: Chinese Mining Communities (Kongsi) in West Borneo, 1780s–1850s OOI Keat Gin
4 Of Killing Filthy Dogs and Japanese Pets: Military Administration in Sarawak, the Quisling Issue, and Inter-Ethnic Relations (September 1945 to April 1946) OOI Keat Gin
5 Revisiting the Question of Rank and Egalitarianism in Borneo amongst the Bhuket of Sarawak Shanthi THAMBIAH
6 Dayak, Moving Forward JAYUM Anak Jawan
7 Jobbing as Methodology: Victor T. King’s involvement with Area Studies and some implications for Japanese Studies and beyond Ioannis GAITANIDIS
Biography
Ooi Keat Gin, FRHist is professor of history, co-ordinator of the Asia Pacific Research Unit (APRU) at Universiti Sains Malaysia, and founding-editor-in-chief of International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies (IJAPS)
