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unlearning narratives, making new histories
Reconceptualizing the Cold War: on-the-ground experiences in Asia / Masuda Hajimu -- Terror in East Java: the NU versus PKI conflict before and after September 30, 1965 / Imam Muhtarom -- Islam and communism in West Java: the Cold War and sociocultural polarization in Indonesia, 1945-65 / Matthew Woolgar -- Assimilation of ethnic Chinese in Cold War Thailand, 1948-57 / Cui Feng -- Voices of the voiceless: the Cold War and the Hmong in northern Thailand, 1965-82 / Prasit Leepreecha -- Reconsidering the Naxalite movement: local and social experiences of the Cold War in Kerala, India, in the 1960s / Muhammed Kunhi Mahin Udma -- Theorizing Southeast Asia's Cold War: Timor in 1974-75 / Kisho Tsuchiya -- Anti-Vietnamese xenophobia as the vernacular expression of anticommunism in 1950s Laos: rethinking (not removing) our Cold War lens / Simon Creak -- Bodyguards of the US military? The voices of US-educated Okinawans, 1949-72 / Kinuko Maehara-Yamazato -- The voices of young Vietnamese women volunteers during the Vietnam War / Luong Thi Hong -- The Red Guards in Burma, 1960s-80s: an oral history / Bin Yang -- Afterlife of Cold War memories: familial transmission of martial law-era memories in the post-Cold War Philippines / Mary Grace R. Concepcion -- Letter to granddad: tracing the life of a leftist during the Malayan Emergency, 1948-60 / Sim Chi Yin -- The long, hot Cold Wars of Asia -- and Latin America / Alan McPherson -- An archipelagic turn: islands as method in understanding Cold War Asia / Taomo Zhou -- The Cold War in Asia / David C. Engerman.
In chapter 6's title, Kisho Tsuchiya's "Theorizing Southeast Asia's Cold War: Timor in 1974-75", the word "Cold" is deliberately crossed out.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, [2025]