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Browsing Cornell Centers, Laboratories, Institutes, Projects and Programs by Title
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Waiting for the End in Biak: Violence, Order, and a Flag Raising
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1999-04) -
War and Humanity: Notes on Personal Experience
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1970-04) -
Water control in Tokugawa Japan : irrigation organization in a Japanese river basin, 1600-1870
(China-Japan Program, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., 1982) -
"We Build Our Own Stories": The 19th-century Figure and 21st-century Myth of the Acehnese Poet Dôkarim
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2015-04) -
"We the (Chinese) People": Revisiting the 1945 Constitutional Debate on Citizenship
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2012-10)This article looks at the debate on citizenship at the constitutional convention on the eve of Indonesia’s independence in 1945. In that defining moment, the definition of “citizen” eventually adopted by the Constitution ... -
Weapons Choices and Advanced Technology: The RPV
(Cornell University Peace Studies Program, 1978-09) -
What Green Desert? The Ecology of Batak Grassland Farming
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1980-04) -
What Happens When you Really Listen: On Translating the Old Javanese Ramayana; Ramayana Kakawin, Sargah 26, Translation and Essay
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2008-04)A translation of the final canto (sargah) of the Old Javanese Ramayana, composed circa the ninth century AD and based in part on a Sanskrit telling, which was creatively adapted on Java. The translation is accompanied by ... -
What Lies Behind the Veils of Semu? Review of Writing the Past, Inscribing the Future: History as Prophecy in Colonial Java
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What Teachers Should Know about Refugee Students from Burma
(2017-03-24)Master ESL teacher Claire Soules interviews Ithaca Asian Girls on the Move youth group, and asks “What would you have liked your teachers to know about you as a refugee student in the United States when you came here?” and ... -
What the Numbers Really Tell Us about the Decline of the Opium Regie
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What was the Social Revolution of 1946 in East Sumatra?
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1973-04) -
When do Oppositions Coalesce into Electoral Autocracies
(Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, 2005-08)Opposition unity is often described as prerequisite of successful regime transitions. Particularly in presidential systems with plurality elections, the degree of opposition unity or fragmentation seems to go a long way ... -
When the Rain Came
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Where Are They Now? The Careers of Army Officers Who Served in East Timor, 1998-99
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2012-10)This essay reviews the subsequent careers of Indonesian Armed Forces (Tentara Nasional Indonesia, TNI) officers who served in East Timor during the height of the violence there, an action that left at least 1,500 East ... -
Where Will the Water Go?
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2018-04)The issues of banjir—flooding—have increasingly received attention in a variety of fields, and Jakarta has been a primary case study. Existing studies have significantly contributed to an understanding of the inadequate ... -
White Book of the 1978 Students' Struggle
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Who Is the Pesindhèn? Notes on the Female Singing Tradition in Java
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1984-04) -
Who Killed Brigadier Mallaby?
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1975-10) -
Why I Didn't Set Up My Own Business
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 1991-10)
