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"ABSTRAK The journal aims to promote excellent, agenda-setting scholarship and provide a forum for dialogue and collaboration both within and beyond the region."

"This paper provides a n in-depth exploration of a previously under-utilized Arabic source for the history of Islam in Southeast Asia. This text, Al-Nafas al-Yamani was compiled in the Yemen ..."

"The most contentious issue in the Revolutionary Congress that crafted the 1899 Malolos Constitution pertained to the separation of church and state, which won by a mere on vote. Until now this episode in Philippine history has not received a satisfactory explanation, which thisarticle seeks to offer. The debate in Malolos, as argued here, was profoundly divisive because the two sides were driven by differing visions of Natioanl Community..."

"During the Maluku interreligious violence from 1999 to 2002, both Islam and Christianity contributed to the initiation and intensification of the collective conflict. This article examines the role of religion, especially Christianity, and discusses how Christian identities, teachings, doctries, symbols, discourses, organizations, and networks became some of the contributing factors in the early phase of the Maluku mayhem. It also examines he complex roles played by Moluccan Christian actors, especially the religious militias, in initiating and intensifying the strife... "

"This article demonstrate that the beginnings of the heritage conservation debate in Singapore extend back to the colonial period. It argues that the early colonial and postcolonial debates on heritage conservation in Singapore were influenced by a Western hegemony over what constituted heritage and how it could be conserved. A non-government organazition, the friends of singapore , eerged in 1937 and battled to preserved what it saw as the heritage of Singapore. Yhe organization helped the coloial government draw up a list of historic sites, monuments, and buildings for preservation in Singapore 1958 Master Plan ..."

"The Cao Lan are a Tai-speaking ethnic group living in the Midlands of Northern Vietnam. Homegardens are an important component of their agroecosystem. The ecological structure of each homegarden of 17 household of the Cao Ngoi villge in Tuyen Quang province were described and modal patterns identifed. Most homegarden have organically shaped planting areas with indeterminate boundaries, polycentric planting patterns, and contain multiple species within the same bed or planting area ..."