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cosmopolitan origins of revolution in southeast Asia
This book provides a denationalized historical contextualization and comparative analysis of the Philippine, Indonesian and Vietnamese revolutions. It emphasizes and evidences the importance of international circumstances and transoceanic and transcontinental cosmopolitan communities and connections, whether republican, Communist, Islamic or otherwise, in enabling and impelling these three instances of revolutionary mobilization in southeast Asia and in shaping their varying trajectories and outcomes.
Introduction : Beyond Nationalism and Revolution in Southeast Asia -- From Bohemia to Balintawak : Cosmopolitan Origins of the Philippine Revolution -- Masonería, Cofradía, Katipunan : Revolutionary Brotherhoods in the Philippines, 1896-1901 -- From Baku to Bandung : Cosmopolitan Origins of the Indonesian Revolution -- From Cultuurstelsel to Komedie Stamboel : The Long Nineteenth Century in the Indies -- Newspapers, Rallies, Strikes : The Rise and Fall of Sarekat Islam (SI), 1912-1926 -- Soekarno and the Promise of NASAKOM : From Rust en Orde through the Pacific War, 1926-1945 -- Republicanism, Communism, Islam: Revolusi, 1945-1949 -- From Guangzhou, Porto Novo, and Antananarivo toward Điện Biên Phủ -- From Cần Vương to Viêt-Nam Duy-Tân Hội to Thanh Niên -- From Thanh Niên to the Indochinese Communist Party (ICP) and the Việt Minh -- Conclusion : Commonalities, Comparisons, Conclusions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.