Arrivals, Conflict and Transformation in Maritime Southeast Asia, 1400s-1800s

This book examines Southeast Asia not only as a nexus of culture and peoples but also as a site of negotiations and conflicts that emerged from these multicultural interactions. It seeks new ways of seeing this dynamic period by transcending orthodox, Eurocentric views and by incorporating previously under-recognized indigenous sources and narratives. It also provides a view of how various indigenous polities in the region were shaped by and helped define the contours of early modern colonialism.

Paperback / Softbound

Dimension: 6 x 9 inches

Weight: 0.56 kg

ISBN: 978-971-538-360-8