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This series presents Indonesian primary sources that have been translated and annotated in English.
This series publishes lavishly illustrated books in the Dutch language on the former Dutch colonies intended for a more general audience.
Brill’s Southeast Asian Library (SEAL) presents scholarly readers with outstanding scholarship covering all regions of Southeast Asia, on topics from the past to the present day. Featuring both monographs and edited volumes, it offers rigorously peer-reviewed and enduring contributions from the ...
The series examines social struggles and their connection with the particularity of places in Southeast Asia. It embraces an ecumenicity of innovative approaches within the humanities, social and political sciences, while retaining a central role for ‘power’ and ‘place’.
The archives of the Dutch East India Company are the most important, in many cases the sole source of written information on Monsoon Asia in the seventeenth and eighteenth century. Most of the papers found in VOC archives were produced by locally-stationed Company officials, but much was also ...
This series mainly includes studies on the cultural anthropology of Indonesia, as well on ethnology and linguistics of the area.