| Modern Asian Studies 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| APEC: the challenges of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation. | Regional focus/area studies | Runder, Martin |
| Armed incidents and unpaid bills: Anglo-Dutch rivalry in the Banda Islands in the seventeenth century. | Regional focus/area studies | Loth, Vincent C. |
| Asian Capital in the age of European domination: the rise of the bazaar, 1800-1914. | Regional focus/area studies | Ray, Rajat Kanta |
| Assuaging the Sikhs: government resposes to the Akali movement, 1920-1925. | Regional focus/area studies | Tai Yong Tan |
| Brides, bachelors and brokers: the marriage market in rural Anhui in an era of economic reform. | Regional focus/area studies | Min, Han, Eades, J.S. |
| Containing the crisis: Japan's diplomatic offensive in the West, 1931-33. | Regional focus/area studies | Wilson, Sandra |
| Disaster or release? J.S. Furnivall and the bankruptcy of Burma. (economic analyst) | Regional focus/area studies | Taylor, R.H. |
| Ecological and cultural anatomy of Taishan villages. | Regional focus/area studies | Hammond, Jonathan |
| Identity formation and Muslim party politics in the Punjab, 1897-1936: a retrospective analysis. | Regional focus/area studies | Malik, Iftikhar H. |
| International trade in Bengal silk and the comparative role of Asians and Europeans, circa. 1700-1757. | Regional focus/area studies | Chaudhury, Sushil |
| Japanese modernization and the emergence of new fiction in early twentieth century China: a study of Liang Qichao. | Regional focus/area studies | Willcock, Hiroko |
| Japan's role in the Vietnamese starvation of 1944-45. | Regional focus/area studies | Dung, Bui Minh |
| Loyalty, locality and authority in several opinions (fatawa) delivered by the Mufti of the Jami'ah Nizamiyyah Madrasah, Hyderabad, India. | Regional focus/area studies | Kozlowski, Gregory C. |
| Of 'metaphorical' politics: Bombay films and Indian society.(response to Akbar S. Ahmed, 'Bombay Films: The Cinema as a Metaphor for Indian Society and Politics,' Modern Asian Society, 26, 2 (1992) 389-320) | Regional focus/area studies | Sircar, Ajanta |
| Opium smoking in late imperial China: a reconsideration. | Regional focus/area studies | Newman, R.K. |
| Paternalism and freedom: the evangelical encounter in colonial Chhattisgarh, Central India. | Regional focus/area studies | Dube, Saurabh |
| Sakti and Barakat: the power of Tipu's tiger: an examination of the tiger emblem of Tipu Sultan of Mysore. | Regional focus/area studies | Brittlebank, Kate |
| The babbling Brookes: economic change in Sarawak 1841-1941. | Regional focus/area studies | Kaur, Amarjit |
| The composition of the nineteenth-century political elite of pre-colonial Nguyen Vietnam (1802-1883). | Regional focus/area studies | Cooke, Nola |
| The cross battles the crescent: one century of missionary work among Chinese Muslims (1850-1950). | Regional focus/area studies | Israeli, Raphael |
| The forgotten plague: opium and narcotics in Korea under Japanese rule, 1910-1945. | Regional focus/area studies | Jennings, John M. |
| The French in Laos, 1887-1945. | Regional focus/area studies | Stuart-Fox, Martin |
| The Hong Kong gold market and the Southeast Asian gold trade in the 1950s. | Regional focus/area studies | Schenk, Catherine R. |
| The poverty of education in the Malaysian plantation frontier. | Regional focus/area studies | Ramachandran, Selvakumaran |
| The Punjab Land Alienation Act and the professional moneylenders. | Regional focus/area studies | Islam, M. Mufakharul |
| The thin end of the wedge: medical relativities as a paradigm of early modern Indian-European relations. | Regional focus/area studies | Pearson, M.N. |
| 'Trouble must follow': Australia's ban on iron ore exports to Japan in 1938. | Regional focus/area studies | Tsokhas, Kosmas |
| Warrior, peasant and brahmin. | Regional focus/area studies | Heesterman, J.C. |
| Women warriors and Amazons of the mid Qing texts Jinghua yuan and Honglou meng. | Regional focus/area studies | Edwards, Louise |
| Work and life of the rural proletariat in Java's coastal plain. | Regional focus/area studies | Breman, Jan |
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