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Center for South East Asian Studies, The University of Michigan |
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The University of Michigan's Center for South East Asian Studies dates its origin to the 1961 founding of the Centers for South and Southeast Asian Studies, which soon thereafter became national centers for language training and area-related studies and research Since gaining its full independence in 1999, the Center for South Asian Studies has grown to be one of the largest in the U.S., with over forty-five faculty associates representing a large number of University departments and professional schools. Center for South East Asian Studies (CSEAS) Publications |
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After Duwagan
(1999)
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Central Tai Dialects
(1999)
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Changing Lives, Changing Rites
(1999)
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Ethnic Diversity and the Control of Natural Resources in Southeast Asia
(1999)
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Exemplar of Americanism
(1999)
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Independence and Democracy in Burma, 1945-1952
(1999)
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The Lue Language
(1999)
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The Padaeng Chronical and the Jengtung State Chronical Translated
(2002)
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Philippine Society and the Individual
(1999)
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Powerful Learning
(2006)
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Puppet Theater in Contemporary Indonesia
(2002)
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The Saek Language
(1999)
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Selected Papers on Comparative Tai Studies
(1999)
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Southwestern Tai Dialects
(1999)
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Studies on Tai Dialects
(1999)
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The Tai Dialect of Lungming
(1999)
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Thai and Indic Literary Studies
(1999)
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Writing on the Tongue
(1999)
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The Yay Language
(1999)
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