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  The Co-presence of Ancestors and Their Reburials among the Fataluku (Timor-Leste) 

  De Matos Viegas, Susana (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)

  This article analyzes the key role of graves and reburials (i.e., the relocation of a grave to a new site, or its refurbishment) in making ancestors present in the lives of the Fataluku Timorese. The living include and ...
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  Review of Becoming Better Muslims: Religious Authority and Ethical Improvement in Aceh, Indonesia 

  Großmann, Kristina (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Review of Inventing the Performing Arts: Modernity and Tradition in Colonial Indonesia 

  Lindsay, Jennifer (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Review of Soul Catcher—Java’s Fiery Prince Mangkunagara I, 1726–95 

  Federspiel, Howard M. (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Highlighting Timor-Leste Studies 

  Fox, Richard; Webster, David (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)

  A brief introduction to the sources of and inspirations for the five essays that comprise this special-focus issue of Indonesia. The articles presented in this themed volume flow from an ambitious two-year initiative by ...
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  Editors' Note, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019) 

  Barker, Joshua; Tagliacozzo, Eric (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Table of Contents, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019) 

  Barker, Joshua; Tagliacozzo, Eric (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Front Cover, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019) 

  Barker, Joshua; Tagliacozzo, Eric (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)
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  Putting Timor on the Global Agenda in 1985: Solidarity Activism Ten Years after Indonesia’s Invasion of East Timor 

  Webster, David; Leal, Juliana Brito Santana; Ferreira, Jr.,Fernando Jorge Saraiva (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)

  Indonesia’s military invaded East Timor in 1975, but failed to subdue the people there. The role of international solidarity movements in Timor-Leste’s subsequent fight for independence was particularly evident a decade ...
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  Fataluku Labor Migration and Transnational Care in Timor-Leste 

  McWilliam, Andrew; Monteiro, Carmeneza Dos Santos (Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)

  The emergence of a vibrant remittance economy in East Timor, generated by growing numbers of labor migrants working overseas, has been an unexpected feature of Timor-Leste’s post-Independence years. Formal and informal ...

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