JMBRAS Vol. 91, Part 1 (June 2018)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: June 2018
Table of Contents
- Singapore as a port city, c.1290–1819: evidence, frameworks and challenges — P. Borschberg, B.J.Q. Khoo (pp. 1–27)
- Anti-feudal elements in classical Malay political theory: the Taj al-Salatin — Farid, Syed Alatas (pp. 29–39)
- Wallace’s help: the many people who aided A. R. Wallace in the Malay archipelago — John van Wyhe (pp. 41–68)
- The Anglo-Chinese College in Malacca, 1818–1843: its location and facilities — P. Kua (pp. 69–88)
- The masonic system of time-reckoning in Java and the evelation of Thomas Stamford Raffles as sovereign prince of the Rose Croix — P.B.R. Carey, R. Jordaan (pp. 89–91)
- Visit to Kelantan and southern Siam in 1888 — C.F. Bozzolo (pp. 93–150)
- The rise of China and the overseas Chinese. L. Suryadinata — Chong Ja Ian (pp. 151–154) [Review]
- Heritage and identity in contemporary Thailand: memory, place and power. R. King — G. Lopez (pp. 155–158) [Review]
- The Chettiar role in Malaysia’s economic history — Khoo Salma Nasution, U. Suppiah, S.S. Raja (pp. 159–161) [Review]
- Bagan and the world: early Myanmar and its global connections. .N — Abu Talib Ahmad, J.N. Miksic, M. Aung-Thwin (pp. 166–168) [Review]
- Sovereign women in a Muslim kingdom: the sultanahs of Aceh, 1641–1699. Sher Banu A.L. Khan — F.R. Bradley (pp. 169–170) [Review]
- Penang and its networks of knowledge. . Zabielskis, Yeoh Seng Guan and K. Fatland — Ahmad Murad Merican (pp. 171–173) [Review]
- Liberalism disavowed: communitarianism and state capitalism in Singapore. Chua Beng Huat — A. Lim (pp. 174–175) [Review]
Contributors
- A. Lim
- Abu Talib Ahmad
- Ahmad Murad Merican
- B.J.Q. Khoo
- C.F. Bozzolo
- Chong Ja Ian
- F.R. Bradley
- Farid, Syed Alatas
- G. Lopez
- J.N. Miksic
- John van Wyhe
- Khoo Salma Nasution
- M. Aung-Thwin
- P. Borschberg
- P. Kua
- P.B.R. Carey
- R. Jordaan
- S.S. Raja
- U. Suppiah