.\ Bil)UOGRAPHY OF \L\TERL\.LS AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRA.RYSYSTEM OF THE U"IVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ON

THE MODER" HISTORY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA

LOLRDES Y. COLI.Al'\HS and JOHN A. LARKIN

ONE OF THE RESCLTS OF \VORLD \VAR II WAS THE INCREASED Focus OF

interest by scholars on the region that became known as Southeast Asia.Prior to 1941, few of them were concerned with the area that lay in anarc between India and China. But the Japanese occupation changed allthat. The needs of Allied intelligence as well as the general wartime pub­licity were parts of the process of discovery; many of the academiciansand future researchers received first-hand contact with the area throughparticipation in the armed forces.

For some, the interest in the region did not falter with the end ofthe war. The post-1945 nationalist upsurge in Burma and Indonesia, theonset of the cold war, the emergence of Red China as a leading power inAsia, and the addition of six new countries to the United Nations-allthese, gave added stimulation for study. By the middle of the 1950's,ruanv new courses in various disciplines offered students a chance to studySoutheast Asia and, at least, two universities-Cornell and Yale-had fulldepartments for interdisciplinary work in the area. Since that time, thefield has grown rather than declined in number of active scholars, pro­grams and students. Each year, the number of studies on Southeast Asiahas increased significantly.

What this trend of interest has meant in terms of literary output isthat, by and large, the vast majority of works dealing wih Southeast Asiahave been written since 1945 and that no bibliography which incorporatesonly prewar materials is of great value to the active researcher. Indeed,any bibliography more than a few years old, is out of date in a field wherepioneering works are still being written.

The original purpose of this bibliography was to supply a readingJist for the 'Students of History 154, the history of Southeast Asia, taughtat the Diliman campus of the University of the Philippines. It thenseemed to be a logical follow-up to expand the original list to include thecomplete holdings, to date, on modern Southeast Asian history, to serveas a guide for future lecturers and students of the subject. For 'Such apurpose, it seemed necessary to supplement the guide with the list of avail-

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able periodicals and bibliographies. Because of the shortage of primaryand secondary materials on the rest of Southeast Asia here in the Philip­pines, it seemed advisable to publish the completed survey of books. Ifkept up-to-date, it could prove useful to historians in the Philippines whofind American guides of limited value. It is hoped that some of the otherlibraries will follow a similar program to keep scholars informed on thelatest source material available.

The bibliography contains all the holdings in the various branches ofthe library system as a service to all D.P. students since there is no singlerepository for the Southeast Asian collection. Likewise, the call numbershave been included as a time-saving device for the general scholar as wellas the student. As soon as the library receives sufficient funds to increaseits microfilming services, it will be possible to make copies of rare materials,including primary sources.

'The present list has been limited to Burma, Thailand, Malaysia, Indo­nesia and the new countries which formerly constituted part of Indochina.The Philippines has been excluded from the list, not because the com­pilers did not consider it part of Southeast Asia, but because the holdingsare too extensive for article publication. The catalogue of the Filipinianasection contains the complete list of Philippine holdings.

GUIDE TO LOCATION SYMBOLS

The books are available in the Social Science Reading Room of the Ma.inLibrary, Dihman, except rthose with location symbols before the call number.If duplicate copies are also available in the unit libraries, these are indicated bythe location symbols opposite the titles on the right margin.

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Agriculture Library, Los Banos, LagunaAsian Studies Library, College of Arts land Sciences, DilimanCirculation, stacks, Main LibraryEducation Library, DilimanFflipiniana Section, Main LibraryForestry Library, Los Banos, LagunaGeology Library, Pavilion 3, Arts and SciencesHigh School Library, DilimanInstitute of Economic Development and Research Library, DilimanGraduate School of Public Administration Library, Padre Faura,

ManilaLaw Library, DilimanAsian Laber Center Library, DilimanStatistical Center Library, Rizal Hall, Padre FauraSerials Main LibraryExrtension Library, Rizal Hall, Padre Faura

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I. BOOKS

GENERAL:

JF31.A53

DS518.8 A89

DS518.1 B7

DS503 B87

JQ96.B8

DS511. C26

DS508.D58

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Almond, Gabriel and Coleman, J. S., eds.The politics of developing areas.Princeton, Princeton Univ. Press, 1960.591 p.

Armstrong, J. P. Southeast Asia andAmerican 'policy. North Central Assn.of Colleges and Elementary School,1960. 64 p.

Brimmell, J. H. Communism in South­east Asia, London, Oxford Univers'ityPress, 1959. 415 p.

Buss, C. A. Southeast Asia and theworld today. New Jersey, Van Nos­trand, 1958. 192 p.

Butwell, R. A. Southeast Asia, today­and tomorrow, R political analysis,New York, Praeger, 1961.1'82 p.

Cady, John F. Southeast Asia: its his­torical development. New York, Mc­Graw, 1964. 657 p.

Dobby, E. H. G. Southeast Asia, Lon­don, Univ. of London Press, 1960.415 p.

Dubois, C. Social forces in SoutheastAsia. Cambridge, Harvard Univ,Press, 1959. 78 p.

Emerson, R. Representative governmentin Southeast Asia, Cambridge, Har­vard Univ. Press, 1955. 197 p.

Government and nationalism inSoutheast Asia. New York" Interna­tional Secretariat, Institute of PacificRelations, 1942. 242 p.

Farley, M. S. United States relationswith Southeast Asia, with .special re­ference to Indochina, 1950-55. NewYork, American Institute of PacificRelations, 1955. 81 p.

Fifield, R. H. The diplomacy of South­east Asia: 1945-58. New York, Har­per, 1958. 584 p.

Southeast Asia on U.S. policy.New York, Praeger, 1963 488 p.

Fisher, Charles A. Southeast Asia. Lon­don, Methuen, 1964. 831 p.

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DS485. B89F8 Furnivall, J. S. Colonial policy andpractice. New York, New York Uni­versity Press, 1956. 568 p.

DS511. H15 Hall, D. G. E. A history of SoutheastAsia. London, Macmillan, 1955. 807 p.

DS511. H3 Harrison, B. Southeast Asia. 1st ed.Lon don , Macmillan, 1963. 270 p.

II'A : DS518.1 H65 Hopkins, H. New world arising; a jour­ney of discovery through the new na­tions of Southeast Asia. London, E,Hamilton, 1952. 310 p.

Fi: HD865.J3 Jacoby, E. H. Agrarian unrest in South-east Asia. Rev. ed. Bombay, AsiaPublishing House, 1961. 279 p.

JQ96.K3 Kahin, G. M., ed. The government andpolitics of Southeast Asia. 2d ed.New York, Cornell University Press,1964. 796 p.

DS518.K5 King, J. K. Southeast Asia in perspec-tive. New York, MacmiHan, 1956.309 p.

DS518.1 M27 Martelino, E. L. Someday Malaysia.New York, Pageant Press, 1959. 79 p.

GN320. W93 Mead, Margaret, ed. Cultural patternsand technical change. Paris, Unesco,1953. 348 p,

Ed:DS518.1 M451 Mende, T. Southeast Asia between twoworlds. New York, Library Publish­ers, 1955. 338 p.

F'i :DS503. 4 M5 Mills, L. A., et al. The new world ofSoutheast Asia. Minn., Univ. of Min­nesota Press, 1950. 450 p.

EC497 . M3M5 --. British rule in eastern Asia. Lon-don, Oxford Univ, Press, 1942. 581 p.

DS518.1 M68 Modelski, G. SEATO: six studies. Mel-bourne, Cheshire, 1962. 302 p.

DS33.P31 Panikkar, K. M. Asia and western do-minance. New York, Day, 1945. 530 p.

Fi:DS509.5P8 Purcell, V. The Chinese in SoutheastAsia. London, Oxford Univ. Press,1952. 801 p.

IPA:DS513.P98 --. The colonial period in SoutheastAsia. New York, International Sec­retariat, Institute of Pacific Relations,1953. 65 p.

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Other copies in:US,',] 8.1'98 --, The revolution in Southeast Asia.

London, Thames and Hudson. 1962.

JJS5HL 4 R6 Rose, S. Britain and Southeast Asia.Baltimore, John Hopkins Univ. Press,1962. 208 p.

HX382.R6--. Socialism in Southern Asia. Lon­don, Oxford Univ. Press, 1959. 278 p.

DS518.1 R74 Royal Institute of International Affairs.Collective defense in Southeast Asia.London, Gyre and Spottiswood, 1956.197 p, Law

HC412. S58 Silcock, T. H. The Commonwealth eco-nomy in Southeast Asia. N. C., DukeUniv. Press, 1959. 259 p.

E744. H43 no. 78 Thompson, V. M. Empire's end inSoutheast Asia. New York, ForeignPolicy Assn., 1949. 62 p.

DS518.1 T49 --. The Ieft wing in Southeast Asia.New York, Sloan, 1950. 298 p.

DS509.5 T45 --. and Adolf, R. Minority problemsin SEA. California, Stanford Univ,Press, 1955. 298 'po

D8518,1 T7 Trager, F. Marxism in Southeast Asia.California, Stanford Univ. Press, 1959.381 p. IEDR, LC

DS518.1 V28 Vandenbosch, A. Southeast Asia amongworld powers. Lexington, Univ, ofKentucky Press, 1957. 336 p. Fi, IPA, IEDR

DS35. W56 Wint, G. The British in Asia. London,Faber, 1954. 224 p.

C: DS518.1 W97 Wyatt, W. Southwards from China; asurvey of Southeast Asia since 1945.London, Hodder & Stougton, 1952.200 p. X

II'A: DSiJ18 ,1 Z78 Zinkin, M. Asia and the West. Lon­don, Chatto & Windus, 1953. 304 p.

BVRMA

H C437.B8A65 Andrus, J. Ru,ssell. Burmese economiclife. Stanford Univ. Press, 1948. 362 p.

c. DS485.B892B2 Ba D, D. My Burma; .the autobiographyof 'a president. New York, T'aplinger,1959. 206 p.

IEDR:HC437.B8A52 Burma. Economic and Social Board.Pyidawtha, the new Burma. A re-

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port on our long-term prog­ramme for economic and social devel­opment. Rangoon, 1954. 128 p.

Cady, John F. A history of modern Bur­ma. New York, Cornell Univ. Press,1958. 682 p.

-- Political institutions of old Bur­ma. New York, Cornell Univ, Press,1954. 6 I.

Christian, J. L. Modern Burma, a sur­vey of political :alia economic develop­ment. Berkeley, Univ, of Calif. Press,1942. 381 p.

Collis, M. Last and first in Burma(1941-48). London, Faber & Faber,1956. 303 p.

Desai, W. S. India and Burma, a. study.Bombay, Orient Longmans, 1954. 111 p,

Dennison, F. S. V. Public administra­tion in Burma. New York, Royal In­stitute of International Affairs, 1953.119p.

Furnivall, J. S. Governance of modernBurma. New York, International Sec­retariat, Institute of Pacific Relations,1958. 132 p.

--. An introduction to the politicaleconomy of Burma. Rangoon, Peo­ple's Literature Committee and House,1952. 255 p.

Hagen, E. E. The economic develop­ment of Burma. Washington, Nation.al Planning Assn., 1956. 88 p.

Hall, D. G. E. BUrma. London, Hut­chinson Univ. Library, 1946. 184 p.

Harvey, G. E. British rule in Burma,1824-1942. Lono{)tl, Faber & F,aber,1946. 100 p.

Hinton, H. C. bruna's relations withBurma and Vietnam. New York, In­stitute of Pacific Relations, 1958. 64 p.

Hla Pe, U. Narrative of the J'apaneseoccupation of Burma. New York, Cor­nell Univ. Press, 1961. 96 p,

Johnstone, W'. C. Burma's foreign po­licy; a study in neutralism. Camb-

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ridge, Harvard Univ. Press, 1963.339 p.

Koop, J. C. The Eurasian population inBurma. New Haven, Yale Univ, Press,1960. 66 p.

Maung Maung. Burma's constitution.Hague, Martinus Nijhoff, 1961. 340 p.

--. Burma in the family of nations,New York, Institute of Pacific Rela­tions, 1957. 243 p.

U N u, Burma under the Japanese.London, Macmillan, 1954. 132 p,

The people win through. NewYork, Taplinger, 1957. 184 p.

Pye, L. W. Politics, personality andnation building: Burma's search foridentity. New Haven, Yale Univ,Press, 1962. 307 p.

Orwell, G. Burmese days. New York,Harper, 1934. 371 p.

Rangoon University, Economic ResearchCentre. Economic paper, Rangoon,1957-

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IPA :DS485.B89S4 Sen, N. C. A peep into Burma's poli­tics, 1917-1942. Allahabad, Kitabis­tan, 1945. 85 p,

DS485.B81T52 Tinker, H. The union of Burma: astudy of the first years of indepen­dence. London, Oxford Univ. Press,1957. 424 p.

HC437.B4T67 Trager, F. N. Building a welfare statein Burma, 1948-56. New York, lust.of' Pacific Relations, 1958. 18 p.

IEDR:HC437.B8T8 Tun Wai, U. Economic development ofBurma from 1800 till 1940. Rangoon,Dept. of Economics, Umiv. of Ran­goon, 1961. 136 p,

IPA:HC437.B8W2 Walinsky, L. J. Economic developmentin Burma, 1951-1960. New York,Twentieth Century Fund, 1962. 680 p,

IPA:DS485.B86W6 Woodman, D. The making of Burma.London, Cresset Press, 1962. 594 p,

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THAILAND

DS568.B4

DS566.B5

1PA:DS578.C48

DS585.C6

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HN750.5 F7

HC497.S515

DS566.15

JQ96.K3

DS568.K3

DS570.G5L3

DS584.L3

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Benedict, R. Thai culture and behavior.New York, Cornell Univ, Press, 1H52.45 p.

Blanchard, W. Thailand: its people, itssociety, its culture. New Haven,Conn .. Human Relations Area Files,1958. 528 p.

Chula Chakrabongse, Lords of life; thepaternal monarchy of Bangkok. Lon­don, Alvin Rodman, 1960. 352 p.

Coast, J. Some aspects of Siamese po­litics. New York, Institute of PacificRelations, 1953. 58 p.

Coughlin, R. Double identity; the Chin­ese in modern Thailand. Hongkoog,Hongkong Univ. Press, 1960. 222 p.

Crosby, S. Siam: the crossroads. Lou­don, Hollis and Carter, 1945. 174 p.

De Young, J. E. Village life in modernThailand. Berkeley, Univ, of Califor­nia Press, 1955. 224 p,

Fraser, T. M. Rusembilan: a Malayfishing village in southern Thailand.New York, Cornell Univ. Press, 1960.281 p.

Ingram, J. C. Economic changes inThailand since 1850. California, Stan­ford Univ. Press, 1955. 254 p.

Insor, D. Thailand, a political, socialand economic analysis, London, Allen& Unwin, 1963. 188 p,

Kahin, G. M. Governments and politicsin Southeast Asia. 2d ed. New York.Cornell Univ. Press, 1964. 796 p,

Kaufman, H. K. Bangkhuad : a commu­nity study ill Thailand. New York.Published for the Assn. for Asian Stu­dies, 1960. 235 p.

Landon, K. P. The Chinese in Thailand.London, Oxford Univ, Press, 1941.310 p.

--. Siam in transition. Shanghai,Kelly & WaIsh, 1939. 328 p.

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JQ1742.R4

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C:DS562.S5

IPA :JF1351.I39

DS570.C5S54

IPA:JA37.C15 v, 4no. 3

C:DS578.V33

JQ1745.W5

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Reeve, W. C. Public administration inSiam. London, Royal Institute of In­ternational Affairs, 1951. 93 p.

Sarasas, P. My country Thailand, itshistory, geography and civilization.Bangkok, Chetanadhara Chakraband­hu, 1954. 192 p.

Siam Society. The Siam Society: select­ed articles from the Siam Societyjournal. Bangkok, 1954. 2 v.

Sif'fin, W. J. ed. Toward a comparativestudy of public administration. Bloo­mington, Indiana Univ. Press, 1957.331 p.

Skinner, G. W. Chinese society in Thai­land. New York, Cornell Univ. Press,1957. 459 p.

Vel'a, W. F. The impact of the Weston government in Thailand. Berkeley,Univ, of California Press, 1955. 410 p.

--. Siam under Rania III, 1824-1851.Locust Val'ey, NY, Pub. for AsianStudies by J. Agustin, 1957. 180 p.

Wilson, D. A. Politics in ThaHand. NewYork, Cornell Univ. Press, 1962. 307 p.

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AS, IPA

DS643.5.A5

DS643.B4

DS643.5 B4

HC447.B664

HC447.B663

Anderson, B. R. Some aspects of Indo­nesian politics under the Japanese oc­cupation : 1944-45. New York, Cor­nell Univ. Southeast Asia Program,1961. 126 p,

Benda, H. J. The communist uprisingsof 1926-27 in Indonesia : key docu­merits. New York, Cornell Univ.Press, 1960. 177 p.

--. The crescent and the l1ising sun.New York, Institute of Pacific Rela­tions, 1958. 320 p.

Boeke, J. Evolution of the NetherlandsIndies economy. New York, Nether­land and Netherlands Indies Council,Inst. of Pacific Relations, 1946 180 p.

--. Economics and economic policy ofdual societies as exemplified by Indo­nesia. New York, Intsitute of PacificRelations, 1953 324 p. IPA, SC

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DS634.F8

C :BL2120.J36

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DS644.H16.1961

HC447.H3

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Structure of Netherlands Indianeconomy. New York, Institute of Pa­cific Relations, 1942. 201 p.

Broek, J. O. Economic development ofthe Netherlands Indies. New York,International Secretariat, Institute ofPacific Re.ations, 1942. 172 p.

Cater, W. The economic position of theChinese in the Netherlands' Indies.Chicago, Illinois, Univ, of ChicagoPress, 1936. 264 p,

Coast, J. Recruit to revolution: adven­ture and 'politics in Indonesia. Lon­don, Christophel's, 1952. 308 p.

Co.lins, J. The UN and Indonesia.. NewYork, Carnegie Endowment on Inter­national Peace, 1950. 200 p.

Cunningham, C. The postwar migrationof the Tobia. Bataks to East Sumatra.New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1955.189 p.

Djajadimingrat, 1. The beginnings ofthe Indonesian-Dutch negotiations andthe Hoge Veluwe talks, New York,Cornell Univ. Press, 1958. 128 p.

Feith, H. The Wilipo cabinet: a turningpoint in revolutionary Indonesia. NewYork, Cornell Univ. Press, 1958. 212 p.

Fischer, L. The story of Indonesia, NewYork, Harpel', 1959. 341 p. II'A

Furnivall, J. S. Netherlands India: astudy of a plural economy. Camb­ridge (Engl.and) , Univ. Press, 1944.502 p.

Geertz, C. The religion of Java. illi­nois, Free Press, 1960. 392 'po

Gcrbrandy, P. S. Indonesia. New York,Hutchinson, 1950. 224 p. X, IPA

Hanna, W. A. Bung Karno's Indonesia.New York, American Univ. FieldStaff, 1961. 1 v.

Hart, George. Towards economic demo­cracy in the Netherlands Indies. NewYork, Institute of Pacific Relations,1942. 109 p.

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Hawkins, E. Entrepreneurship and la­bor skills in Indonesian economic de­velopment. New Haven, Yale Univer­sity Southeast Asian Studies', 1961140 p.

Higgins, H. Indonesia's economic sta­bilization and development. NewYork, Institute of Pacific Relations,1957. 179 p.

Kahin, G. M. Natdonalism and revolu­tion in Indonesia. New York, CornellUniv. Press, 1952. 490 p.

Kat Angelino, A.- Colonial policy. Chi­cago, Univ. of Chicago Press, 1931 2v.

Klaveren, J. J. The Dutch' colonial sys­tem in the East Indies. Rotterdam,1953. 212 p.

Klerck, E. History of the NetherlandsEast Indies. Rotttrdam, W. L. & J.Brusse, 19338. 2 v.

Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen. In­donesian economics, the concept ofdualism and practice. The Hague, VanHoeve, 1961. 443 p.

Legge, J. D. Central authority and re­gional autonomy in Indonesia, 1959-60.New York, Cornell Univ. Press, 1961.291 p.,

Lewis, R. Indonesia, troubled paradise.London, Hale, 1962. 191 p.

Mintz, J. Indonesia, a profile. N. J.,Va.n Nos.rand, 1961. 241 p.

Palmier, L. Indonesia and the Dutch.London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1962.194 p.

Preger,W. Dutch administration in theNetherlands Indies. Melbourne, F. W.Cheshire, 1944. 119 p.

Pringgodigdo, A. The office of presidentin Indonesia as defined in the trreeconstitutions, in theory and practice.New York, Cornell Univ, PreISS, 1957.59 p.

Rengel'S, D. The failure of a liberalcolonial policy. Netherlands East In­dies, 1816·30. Hague, N. Nijhoff, 1947186 p.

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Schiller, A. A. The formation of federalIndonesia 1945-1949. Hague, W. VanHoeve, 1955. 472 p.

Selected studies on Indonesia by Dutchscholars:v. 1 Shrieke, B. Indonesian sociologi­

cal studies. Hague.& Bandung,W. Van Hoeve, 1955. 465 p.

2-3 van Leur, J. C. Indonesian tradeand society, 1955-57, Hague, W.van Hooeve, '1955. 465 p.

4 The Indonesian town: studies inurban sociology. Hague,W. VanHoeve, 1958. 379 p.

5 Bali: studies in Tife, thought andritual. Hague,W. Van Hoevc,1960. 434 p.

Selosoemardjan, Social changes in J og­jakarta. Ithaca, New York, CornellUniv. Press, 1962. 440 p.

Skinner, W., ed, Local, ethnic and na­tional loyalties in Indonesia. NewHaven, Yale Univ. Press, 1959. 68 p.

Sudjatmoko, An approach to Indonesianhistory. Ithaca, New York, CornellUniv. Press, 1960. 22 p.

Sukarno, Narhacn and proletarian speechbefore the Indonesian NationalistParty. Ithaca, New York, CornellUniv. Press', 1957. 30 p,

Sundstrom, H. W. Indonesia: its peopleand politics. Tokyo, Hokuseido Press,1957. 197 p.

Sutter, J. O. Indonesioriisasic politics ina changing economy, 1940-55. Ithaca,New York, Cornell Univ, Press, 1959.4 v.

Taylor, A. M. Indo.nesian Independenceand the UN. New York, Cornell Univ.Press, 1960. 503 p.

Vandenbosch, A. The Dutch East In­dies: its' government, problems and'politics. Berkeley, Univ. of CaliforniaPress, 1944. 458 p.

Van del' Kroef, J. Indonesia in the mod.ern world. Bandung, Indonesia, MasaBaru, 1954. 308 p.

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Van Mook, H. J. The stakes of demo­cracy in Southeast Asia. New York,Norton, 1950. 312 p. Ed, IPA

Vlekke, B. H. M. Indonesia's struggle,1957-58. Hague, Netherlands, Insti­tute of International Affairs, 1959.75 p. IPA

--. Nusantara : fa history of the EastIndian archipelago. Cambridge, Har-vard Uiniv. Pres'S, 1944. 439 p. IPA, AS

Wehl, D. The birth of Indonesia. Lon-don, Allen & Unwin, 1948. 216 p.

Wertheim,W. F. Indonesian society intransition, Hague, W. Van Hoeve,1956. 360 p. IPA, LC

Willmott, D. E. National status of theChinese in Indonesia. New York, Cor-nell Univ, Press', 1961. 139 p.

Wilopo. The socio-economic basis of theIndonesian state. Ithaca, New York,1959. 20 p,

Wolf, Charles, Jr. The Indonesian story.New York, Day, 1948. 201 p. Fi, IPA

Woodman, D. The Republic of Indonesia.London, Cresset Press, 1956. 444 p, IPA

Allen, G. C. Western enterprise in In­donesia, and Malaya. New York, Mac-millan, 1957. 321 p. IEDR, IPA

Bartlett, V. Report from Malaya. NewYork, Criterion Books, 1955. 128 p.

Cole, Fay-Cooper. The peoples of Ma­laysia. New York, Van Nostrand,1945. 354 p. AS, G, IPA

Comber, L. F. Chinese secret societiesin MaI.aya,a. survey of the Triad So­ciety from 1800 to 1900. New York,J. J. Agustin, 1959. 324 p.

Cowan, C. Nineteenth-century M,alaya.London. Oxford Univ, Press, 1961.286 p.

Edinger, G. A. The twain shall meet.New York, T. Yoseloff, 1960. 287 p.

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GN470E4 Elliott, Alan, J. A. Chinese spirit me-dium cults in Singapore. LondonSchool of Economics. Dept. of Anthro­pology, 1955. 179 p.

DS592.E5 Emerson, R. Malaysia : a study in directand indirect rule. New York, Macmil­lan, 1937. 536 p.

HQ689.S55F7 Freedman, Maurice. Chinese family and111 a r ria ge in Singapore. London,HMSO, 1957. 249 p.

DS592.G55 Ginsburg, N. MaLaya. Seattle, Dniv. ofWash. Press, 1958. 523 p. IEDR, IPA, LC

LC :JQ692.G8 Gu'lick, J. N. Indigenous political sys-tcm of Western Malaya. London,Univ, of London, Athlono Press, 1958.151 p, IPA.,.

DS646.35A3 Great Britain. Colonial Office. Annualreport on Brunei, Sarawak. Gov'tPrinting Office, 1956, 1957, 1960.

DSG46.33A3 Report on North Borneo. J'essel-ton, Secretariat, North Borneo. 1957.

DS596.H25 Hanrahan, G.. The Communist struggle0'11 Malaya. New York, Institute of

. Pacific Relations, 1954. 146 p.

DS596.H4 Henniker, M. C. A. Red shadow overMalaya. Edinburgh, Blackwood, 1955.302 p.

HC442.15 International Bank for Reconstructionand Development. The economic de­velopment of Malaya. Baltimore, JohnsHopkins Univ. Press, 1955. 702 p, IEDR, IPA

JQ715.J6 Jones, S. Publicadministl'ation in Ma-laya. London, Royal Institute of In-ternational Affairs, 1953. 229 p. X, IPA

DS596.K4 Kennedy, J. A history of Malaya. A.D.1400-1959. New York, St. Martin'sPress, 1962. 311 p.

IPA :JQ15.K52 King, F. H. H. The 11CW Malayan na-tion. New York, Institute of PacificRelations, 1957. 89 p,

IEDR:HC497.M3L5 Li, Dun-jen. British Malaya, an eco­nomic analysis. N ew York, AmericanPress, 1955. 123 'po IPA

DS597.M3 McKie, R. The emergence of Malaysia.New York, Harcourt, 1963. 310 p.

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Malaya (Federation). Annual report.Kuala Lumpur, 1956-

Draft development plan of theFederation of Malaya. Kuala Lum­pur, Govt. Printer, 1950. 174 p.

Second five-year plan, 19G1-196G.Kuala Lumpur, Govt. Printer, 19G1.67 p.

HC497.l\1.3l\I4 Meek, John P. Malaya: a study of gov-ernmental response to the Koreanboom. New York, Cornell Univ. Press,1955. 32 p.

IPA :JQ713.1949M3 Middlebrook, S.M. How Malaya is gov­erned. Landon, Longmans, 1949. 188 p.

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Miller, H. The communist menace inMalaya. New York, Pracger, 1954.248 p.

Mil:s, L. A. British Malaya, 1824-1867.Singapore, Methodist Pub. House, 1925.338 p.

--. British rule in eastern Asia. Lon­don, Oxford Univ, Press, 1942. 581 p.

Malaya : a political and economicappraisal. Minneapolis, Univ. of Min-nesota Press, 1958. 234 p. IEDR, II'A

Moorhe,'H!, F. J. A history of Malayaand her neighbors. Lcndon, Long-man's, 1957- v. l.

Parkinson, C. N. British intervenion inMataya. Singapore, House of MalayaPress, 1960. 384 p.

Peet, G. Political questions of Malaya.Cambridge, Univ. Press, 1949. 39 r-

Purcell, V. The Chinese in Malaya.London, Oxford Univ. Pres's, 1948.327 p. IPA

--. Malaya: communist or free? Lon-don, Gollancz, 1954. 288 p. II'A

--. Malaya: outline of a colony. Lon-don, Nelson, 1946. 151 p.

Pyc, L. Guerrilla communism in Malaya.Princeton, Princeton Univ. Press, 1956.360 p. IPA

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Raghaven, N. India and Malaya: astudy. Bombay, Orient Longman's,1954. 137 p.

Silcock, T. H. The economy of Malaya:arressay in colonial political economy.Singapore, Moore, 1956. 55 p.

--. Tcwards a Malayan nation. Sin­gapore, Eastern Univ, Press, 1961.112 p.

Singapore. Annual report. Singapore,Printing Office. 1946-

Swettenham, F. A. British Malaya. Lon­don, Allen, 1948. 380 p.

Winstedt, R. O. The Malays, a culturalhistory. London, Routledge, 1953. 198 p.

--. Malaya and its history. London,Hutchinson Univ. Press, 1956. 160 p.

Cady, John F. The roots of F'rench im­perialism in Eastern Asia. Ithaca,Cornell Univ. Press, 1954. 322 p.

Cole, Allan B. ed. Conflict in Indo­China and international repercus­sions: a documentary history, 1945­1955. Now York, Cornell Univ. Press,1956. 256 p.

Ennis, Thomas' E. French policy anddevelopments in Indo-China. Chicago,Univ. of Chicago Press, 1936. 230 p.

Fall, Bernard B. Street without joy;insurgency in Indo-China, 1946-63. Srdrev. ed. Harrisburg, Pa.. , Stackpole,1963. 379 p.

Hammer, Ellen J. The struggle for Indo­China. Stanford, Stanford Univ. Press,1954. 342 p.

Lancaster, Donald. The emancipation ofFrench Indo-China. London, OxfordUniv. Press, 1961. 445 p.

Robequain, Charles. The economic devel­opment of French Indo-China, NewYork, Oxford Univ. Press, 1944. 400 p.

Roberts, Stephen H. History of Frenchcolonial policy (1870-1925). London,P.S. King, 1929. 2 v.

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Vietnam

Thompson, Virginia M. French Indo­China. New York, Macmillan, 1937.516 p.

Ghosh, Manomohan, A history of Cam­bodia, from the earliest time to theend of the French protectorate. Sai­gon, J. K. Gupta, 1960. 290 p.

Herz, Martin F. A short history of Gam­bodia from the days of Angkor to thePresent. New York, Praeger, 1958.141 p.

Steinberg, David J. Cambodia: its peo­ple, its society, its culture. New Ha­ven, HRAF, 1957. 350 p.

Halpern, J. M. Aspects of village life.and culture change in Laos. NewYork, Council on Economic and Cul­tural Affairs, 1958. 143 p.

Le Bar, F'rank M. ed. Laos, its people,its society, its culture. New Haven,HRAF, 1960. 294 p.

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Buttinger, Joseph. The smaller dragon:a political history of Vietnam. NewYork, Praeger, 1958. 535 p.

IEDR:HC443.v5C5 Child, Frank C. Essays on economicgrowth, capital formation and publicpolicy in Vietnam. Saigon, MichiganState University Vietnam AdvisoryGroup, 1961. 138 p.

Conference on Social Development andWelfare in Vietnam, New York, 1959.Problems of freedom; South Vietnamsince independence. Ed. by W. R.Fishel. New York, Free Press of Glen­coe, 1961. 233 p.

IPA: DS557.A7D83 Duong-Chou. The seventeenth parallel.Saigon, Cong Dan Pub., 1958. 164 p.

IEDR:HC443.V6H4 Hendry, James Eo The study of Vietna­mese rural community-economic activ­ity. Michigan, Michigan State Univ.Advisory Group, 1959. 370 p.

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Hoang, Van Chi, o.l. The new class inNorth Vietnam. Saigon, Cong Dan,1958. 165 p.

Honey, P. J. ed. North Vietnam today;profile of a communist satellite. NewYork, Praeger, 1962.

Lindholm, Richard W. Money, banking,and economic development in FreeVietnam. Saigon, Cong-dan, 1957.245 p.

Lindhc.rn, Richard VI. eel. Vietnam: thefirst five years, East Lansing, Michi­gan State Univ, Press, 1959. 365 p.

Montgomery, John D. Cases in Vietnam­ese administration. Saigon, MichiganState Univ., Vietnam Advisory Group,1959. 481 p.

Nguyen-Van Thai. A short history ofVietnam. Saigon, Pub. for the Viet­namese-Amet-ican Assn., by the TimesPub., 1959. 350 p.

Shah, Ikbal Ali. Vietnam. London, Oc­tagon Press, 1960. 232 p.

Tanh-am, George K. Communist revolu­tionary warfare; the Vietminh in In­do-China. New York, Praeger, 1961.166 p.

Truong Chinh. Primer for revolt; theCommunist takeover in Vietnam. NewYork, Praegcr, 1963. 213 p.

T'ruong-ngoc-Gian. My Thuan : adminis­trative and financial aspects of a vil­lage in South Vietnam. Saigon, Na­tional Institute of Administration incooperation with Michigan State Univ,Advisory Group, 1!'.f61. 161 p.

U.N. Economic Survey Mission to theRepublic of Vietnam. Toward the eco­.nomic development of the Republic ofVietnam ; report. New York, 1959.298 p.

Vietnam. Constitution. The Constitutionof the Republic of Vietnam. Saigon,Secretariat of State for Information,1956. 40 p.

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Vietnam government organization man­ual, 1957-58. Saigon, National Insti­tute of Administration, Research andDocumentation Division, 1958. 275 p.

Vietnam 1960; etudes nationals et inter­ationales. Studies on national and in­ternational affairs. Saigon, Van ThaiAn Quan, 1961. 173 p.

Vietnam. President, 1955- (Ngo DinhDiem) Records of governmentalachievements, July 1055-July 1956.198 p.

Warner, Denis. The last Confucian.New York, Macmillan, 1963. 274 p,

Woodruff, Lloyd W. Local finance inSouth Vietnam. Saigon, MichiganState Univ. Advisory Group, 1961. Lv.

II. BIBLIOGRAPHIES

American Institute of Pacific Relations.Books on Southeast Asia: a select bi­bliography. New York, 1960. 62 p.

Mimeographed. Not annotated butcontains useful listings of articles inFar Eastern surueu and Pacific .affai1·son pp. 38-42 and 59-62.

Cordier, Henri. Biblioteoa indosinica,Dictionnaire bibliographique des' ouv­rages re~.atifs a la peninsule indochi­noise. Paris, Impr. Nationale, E. La­roux, 1912-15. 4 v.

Author and subject index. Listsbooks articles land government reportsin every language, in many cases in­dicating where reviews may be foundand mentioning translations and re­vised editions. The works are listedtopically within countries. An "exten­sive and reliable coverage... of SEAup to 1913. Difficult to use."

Echols, John M:. ed, "Southeast Asia"in the American Historical Assn.tsGuide to historical. literature. NewYork, Macmillan, 1961. pp. 319-334.

Annotated. A most useful scholar­ly bibliography concentrating on the

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history of Southeast Asia, from Bur­ma to the Philippines. 270 entries, di­vided by country. Periodicals and somegovernment documents are also listed,but not articles.

Embree, John F.and L. O. Dotson. Hi­bliography of the peoples and culturesof mainland Southeast Asia, New Ha­ven, Yale Univ. Press, 1950. 833 p.

Over 12,000 items are listed; a feware briefly annotated. Relatively com­plete in the humanities field.

Hay, Stephen N. ed, Southeast Asianhistory; a bibliographic guide. NewYork, Praeger, 1962. 138 p.

Includes 632 entries, mostly in Eng­lish. Annotated guide to the scholarlywritings which will be most useful tothe beginning student or teacher ofSEA history. In the bibliographies,books, articles, and dissertations pre­sented here, the student will find ref­erence to further literature on ·a. vastnumber of special topics.

Hobbs, Cecil C. Southeast Asia: an an­notated bibliography of selected refer­ence sources. Washington, D.C., Lib.of Congress, 1952. 163 p.

A usefula'l1notated listing of 345books, articles and unpublished theses.Annotations are summaries ratherthan critical evaluations,

Irikura, James K. Southeast Asia: se­lected unnoteted bibliography of Jap­anese publicaticns. New Haven, YaleUniv. Press, 1956. 544 p.

Very well annotated, valuable to thespecialist. Contains 965 titles. Con­tains author index.

Journal of Asian studies. Bibliography.Issued annually as no. 5 of each vol­ume of JAS.

Lists all important books and arti­cles on Southeast Asia as they appear,An essential research tool.

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Serials

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J ournal of Southeast Asian history."Current research in South-East Asianhistory" v. 2 (Oct. 1961), 83-90.

First attempt at a worldwide com­pilation, and although useful it cannot claim to be as yet comprehensive,

McVey, Ruth T. Bibliography of Sovietpublications on Southeast Asia: aslisted in the Lib. of Congress monthlyindex of Russian acquisitions. Ithaca,Cornell Univ. of Southeast Asia Pro­gram, 1959. }09 p.

Unannotated, but divided into sec­tions by topic and country. Includedare monographs published between1945 and July 1958, and periodicalspublished from 1947 to July 1958.

Oey, Giok Po. Survey of Chinese lan­guage materials on Southeast Asia illthe Hoover Institute and Library.Ithaca, Cornell Univ. Southeast AsiaProgram, 1953. 73 p.

Useful, specialized listing. 260 itemsclassified by subject, not by country;well annotated.

U.S. Library of Congress. Southern'Asia: publications in western lan­guages. Vols. 1-5, quarterly (1952­56). Vols. 6-9, monthly (1957-60)were published under title Southern.Asia accessions list. Ended with pubn,vol. 9, no. 12.

Unannotated. About 40% of the en­tries concern SEA and classified bysubject under each country. A valua­ble source of' information on recentbooks, 'pamphlets,ar,ticles and speech­es, primarily in Western, but also inindigenous languages.

Wilson, Patrick. "Bibliographical arti­cle: a survey of bibliographies onSouthern Asia." JAS:18 (May 1959)365-76.

Far and away the best guide to bi­bliographical sources of an kinds onSoutheast Asia, Annotated.

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Hobbs, Cecil. "Reading list on Burma."Far Eastern quarterly: 5 (Nov. 1945)60-66.

Includes annotations on 27 booksand articles which summarize but donot evaluate the works.

Trager, Fnank N. ed. Japanese and Chi­nese Language sources on Burma. NewHaven, HRAF, 1957. 122 p.

Well annotated listings of 177 J'ap­anese titles published between 1935and 1956, and 52 Chinese titles 'pub­lished between 1951 and 1953. Eachlist surveys important collections,without claim to having exhausted thefield; the Japanese ranges widely overbooks, articles and government reportswhile the Chinese section consists prin­cipally of periodical articles.

Cornell Univ, Dept. of Far EasternStudies, Southeast Asia Projejct. Hi­bliography of Thailand. Ithaca, 1956.64 p.

Annotated. Includes materials onSEA generally as well as on Thailand.Covers a wide range of subjects fromlanguage and art to history and pub­lic health, but none in great depth.

Mason, J ohn B. and H. C. Parish. Thai­land bibliography. Gainesville, Univ,of Florida Library, 1958. 247 p.

The 2300 references cover manybranches of Thai studies. Cannot berelied on as being fully comprehensive.Many annotations but some of theseare far from accurate. Arrangementinadequate.

Anderson, Benedict R. Bibliography ofIndonesian publications: newspapers,non-government periodicals and bulle­tins, 1945-5'8, at Cornell University.Ithaca, 1959. 69 p.

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A listing of -rklily newspapers andperiodicals ranging from archaeologythrough l iteruture to political science.Documents of important historicalevents .are included. Entr-ies in Dutch,Indonesian, Chinese, Arabic, and Eng­glish.

Kennedy, Rnymond, od. Bibliography ofIndonesian peoples and cultures. NewHaven, HRAF, 1955. 663 p.

Unannotated and unindexed listingof books and articles mainly dealingwith ethnology and culture. Classi­fied into 6 'principal geographic re­gions land many small sub-regions.Useful tool for the historian of specificareas of Indonesia.

Lev, Daniel S. Bib.iography of Indone­sian government documents and select­ed Indonesian writings on governmentin the Cornell Univ. Library. Ithaca,1958. 58 p.

Annotated. Includes all Indonesiangovernment documents in Cornell Li­braryand a selection of Indonesianbooks and pamphlets relating to thestudy of government. No Dutch ma­terial.

Nabrink, Ge. Indonesia.: catalogue of'an important collec,tionof old andmodern books, periodicals and pam­phlets about the Indonesian archipe­lago. Amsterdam, 195-. 160 p.

Vandenbosch, Amry. "A decade of pub­lications on the Netherlands East In­dies." Far eastern quarterly: 2 (Nov.1942) 80-86.

Good bibliographic essay.

U.S. Library of Congress, NetherlandsEast Indies. Washington, D.C., 1945,

Bibliography of books published af­ter 1930 and periodical articles after1932,a~v'ailable in U.S. libraries.

Cheeseman, H. R. Bibliog'raphy of Ma­laya, being a classified list of bookswholly or partly in English relating

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to the Federation of Malaya and Sin­gapore. London, Longmans, 1959. 234p.

Most comprehensive bibliography ofMalaya available to date. No annota­tions. Citations arranged under 20topics.

Hanrahan, Gene Z. "Recent ChineseCommunist publications on Indo-Chinaand Malaya." Pacific affairs: 27 (Dec.1954), 367-70.

A review and summary of 8 publi­cations in the Chinese language.

Pelzer, Karl J. Selected bibliographyon the geography of Southeast Asia.Part III: Malaya. New Haven, HRAF,1956. pp. 40-49.

Best general bibliography on Mala­y,a. Contains some 100 entries on his­tory. Unannotated,

Boudet, Paul and R. Bourgeois. Biblio­graphie de l'Indochine f'rancaise 1913­1926. Hanoi, Impr. d'Extreme-Orient,1929. 271, 55 p.

An extensive list of books and arti­cles. Only when the title is "incom­plete, insufficient, or inexact," is abrief explanatory note supplied.

Hobbs, Cecil etal. Indochina, a biblio­graphy of the land and people. Wash­ington, D.C., Library of Congress,1950. 367 p.

Emphasrzes recent works. Sparselyannotated ; contains sections on "Polit­ical history and biography" (entriee303-602) and "Publications in Viet­namese: history" (errtries 1769-1774).Indexed. Lists a total of 1850 titleson an aspects of French Indochina.

Michigan State University Vietnam Pro­ject. What to read on Vietnam a se­lected annotated bibliography. 2d ed,New York. Institute of Pacific Rela­tions, 1960. 73 p,

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An exhaustive listing of books andarticles in English. Excludes Viet­namese of Chinese works. Contains avaluable list of government publica­tions and documents available. Majorweakness is that it does not evaluatethe works cited.

III. PERIODICALS

American Anthropologist v. 51 1949-Annals o~ the American Academy of Political aad Social

Sciences no. 113, 1924-American Economic Review 1911­American Historical Review v. 15 1910­American Political Science Review 1912­Asian Review v. 55 1959-Cahiers d'Histoire Mondiale (also known as Journal of

World History) v. 1 1953-Comparative studies in Society and History v, 1 1958­Dissertation Abstracts v, 1 1938-English Historical Review v. 75 1960-France-Asie v. 14 1959-Far Eastern Quarterly (title changed to Journal of Asian

Studies in 1957), v. 16 1956­Far Eastern Survey v, 28 1959­Geographical Review v. 27 1937-Hispanic American Historical Review v. 18 1938­History Today v, 7 1957-International Studies 1959-Journal of Asian Studies (formerly Far Eastern Quarter­

ly)University of Manila Journal of East Asiatic Studies v. 1

1951-Journal of Economic HistoryJournal of History (Philippine Historical Society) v. 2

1952.Journal of Modern History v. 19 1947­Journal of Politics v, 22 1960-Journal of Southeast Asian History v. 1 no. 1 1960­Journal of the Thailand Research Society 1904-1929.Malaya'll Historical Journal v, 1 1954-Pacific Affairs v. 1 no. 6 1928-Pacific Historical Review v. 7 1938-Political Science Quarterly v, 53 1938-Philippine Social Sciences and Humanities Review v. 1

1929-