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Politics
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Amrita Malhi on Malaysian “Allah”
Nicholas Farrelly
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The Allah dilemma in Malaysia
Greg Lopez
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Najib in 2010 – More of the same?
Greg Lopez
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Malaysia, the year that was!
Greg Lopez
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Mahathir threatens to sue author
Greg Lopez
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Mahathir squandered RM100 billion says new book
Greg Lopez
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The survival of Najib and UMNO
Greg Lopez
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PoP Blog
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The women entrepreneurs of early modern Vietnam
Jenny Nguyen
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Whose history, whose future? Creating a new legacy of shared maritime heritage
Natali Pearson
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At what cost: The impact of Indonesia’s Omnibus law on underwater cultural heritage
Natali Pearson
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Age of Empires II: Rise of the Rajas – playing the past in Southeast Asia
Nien Yuan Cheng
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Writing History in Premodern Java
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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Was Majapahit really an empire?
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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Human rights and heritage sites in Myanmar: An irreconcilable juxtaposition or a productive conversation?
Natali Pearson
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Not the Emperor’s, not the King’s, but the Straits Chinese
Ann Ang
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The medieval tropics
Alex West
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Disappearing Japan: Vajiravudh’s translations of The Mikado and the Thai elite’s admiration of Japan
Faris Yothasamuth
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Making and unmaking decolonisation: Civilised by The Necessary Stage (Singapore)
Nien Yuan Cheng
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“I feel blessed (to be a Singaporean)”: MY Bridge of Light by the Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC
Nien Yuan Cheng
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Bodies of/in water and the reversal of colonialism? Arus Balik at the NTU Centre of Contemporary Art
Nien Yuan Cheng
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Why we should be funding research on the post-Orientalist arts of the Straits of Malacca*
Natali Pearson
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Colonial medicine in postcolonial times: continuity, transition and change
Vivek Neelakantan
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PoP Picks @ IPPA2018
Michael Leadbetter
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Review of ‘Nurturing Indonesia: Medicine and Decolonisation in the Dutch East Indies’
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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Raising heritage awareness in Indonesia
Natali Pearson
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Writing history in the Indian Ocean world
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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PoP picks @ ASAA
Natali Pearson
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The Java Sea Wreck: New research on an ancient ship
Natali Pearson
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The Sufi poet and the peculiar whale (part two)
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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The big canvas
Natali Pearson
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Can our cities survive climate catastrophe? Ancient Asia may hold the key
Michael Leadbetter
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Documentation, Restoration, and Repatriation? Reflections on a dance film screening for the ‘Bali 1928’ project
Nien Yuan Cheng
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The Sufi poet and the peculiar whale (part one)
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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Perspectives on the Past at New Mandala
Perspectives on the Past
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10 steps to start a kick-ass postgrad group
Michael Leadbetter
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Perspectives on the Philippines
Perspectives on the Past
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Hunting the Secrets of the Philippines
Michael Leadbetter
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Historical Perspectives on Philippine Contemporary Art
Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan
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Five reasons why I don’t always like art galleries
Nien Yuan Cheng
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Passion + Procession: Art of the Philippines
Natali Pearson