South East Asia Research

Papers
(The TQCC of South East Asia Research is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
Embodying ‘Thainess’ and the post-2006 coup crisis in Buppesannivas ( Love Destiny )8
Recruitment of village officials in decentralized Indonesia: national policy, local accommodation and resistance7
The Communist Party of Thailand's education for young children in Northern Laos and Southern China6
Finding Bisaya : the state of the field for Visayan literature6
The story of suyam of Agusan Manobo6
Enunciating ambiguity: Thailand’sphiand the epistemological decolonization of Thai studies5
Forsaken causes: liberal democracy and anticommunism in Cold War Laos4
Belittled citizens: the cultural politics of childhood on Bangkok’s margins4
Pursuing morality: Buddhism and everyday ethics in Southeastern Myanmar4
Recycling infrastructures in Cambodia: circularity, waste, and urban life in Phnom Penh3
The value of wild fish: diet and livelihoods in two rural villages in the Mun River Basin, northeastern Thailand3
Mobilizing idol celebrity in queer affective advertising: exploring the impacts of ‘Boys Love’ media and fandom in Thailand3
The candidate’s dilemma: anticorruptionism and money politics in Indonesian election campaigns The candidate’s dilemma: anticorruptionism and money politics in Indonesian election campa3
Fluid jurisdictions: colonial law and Arabs in Southeast Asia Fluid jurisdictions: colonial law and Arabs in Southeast Asia , by Nurfadzilah Yahaya, Ithaca and London, C3
Global city dilemmas and Anglophone Singapore literature: intersectional politics and cultural negotiations in the 21st century3
Worshipping the Other: a literary anthropological study of the Datuk Gong cult in Malaysia2
‘The buffalo skin written word’: the cultural politics of orality and writing in mainland South East Asia2
‘Brave and self-sacrificing Covid warriors:’ the metaphors used to describe healthcare workers in Thailand2
Winaray without tears: annotations on the translations and transcriptions of Bisayan terms and phrases in Alcina’s Historia (1668)2
Politics of unbelonging: ethnic Chinese identity politics in post-Suharto Indonesia2
The culture of pamatbat and parapamatbat in the Central Philippines2
Port security and preman organizations in Indonesia2
Economic Cold War: Chinese economic aid to Vietnam, 1954–19752
Islam, modernity and well-being: health advice in Muhammadiyah publications during the Dutch colonial period2
‘Good for the country, beneficial to the family’: the Bắc Hưng Hải irrigation system and pragmatic collectivism in post-1954 northern Vietnam1
Acculturation orientation and expectation: mapping the labour migration processes of Cham youth in Cambodia1
Film is dangerous: ten years of censorship in Thailand’s cinema, 2010–20201
Indonesia–Malaysia relations from below: Indonesian migrants and the role of identity1
Participation without accountability: deliberative democracy in village Indonesia1
The ramifications of displacement for mealtime-related activities, practices and dynamics among people affected by conflict in Mindanao, Philippines1
Postcolonial hangups in Southeast Asian cinema1
Finding eunuchs in imperial Vietnam: questions and sources1
Customary institutions and village governance in Indonesia: a comparative study1
Guest editor’s foreword1
Writing modern Burmese women: exploring the ‘third space’ in Kyi Aye’s novels1
Winning by process: the state and neutralization of ethnic minorities in Myanmar Winning by process: the state and neutralization of ethnic minorities in Myanmar , by Ja1
Histories of scale: Java, the Indies and Asia in the imperial age, 1820–1945 Histories of scale: Java, the Indies and Asia in the imperial age, 1820–1945 , by Vincent Ho1
Governing urban Indonesia1
Buddhist landscapes: art and archaeology of the Khorat Plateau, 7th to 11th centuries1
Vietnam: navigating a rapidly changing economy, society, and political order1
Workers and democracy: The Indonesian labour movement, 1949–19571
Amnesia: a history of democratic idealism in modern Thailand1
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