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  Monographs published by Canadian Asian Studies Association
     
  • South Asia Between Turmoil and Hope. Eds. Hugh Johnston, Reeta C. Tremblay and John R. Wood. CASA and Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, 2000. (CDN: $35.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $21.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Interfacing Nations : Indo/Pakistani/Canadian Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of India's Independence. Eds. Reeta C. Tremblay, O.P. Dwivedi, Carole Farber, Stephen Inglis and Jayant Lele. CASA, 1998. (CDN: $37.50 + $2.50 handling / US: $23.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Perspectives on South Asia at the Threshold of the 21st Century : Selected articles from the Annual Conferences of the South Asia Council 1994-1996. Ed. Reeta C. Tremblay. CASA, 1997. (CDN: $35.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $21.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Managing Change in Southeast Asia: Local Identities, Global Connections. Eds. Jean DeBernardi, Gregory Forth and Sandra Niessen. CCSEAS. 1995. (CDN: $20.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $15.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • East Asia Perspectives. Selected Articles from the Annual Conferences of the Canadian Asian Studies Association 1991-1992. Eds. Min-sun Chen, Claude Comtois and Larry N. Shyu. CASA/ACÉA, 1995. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • South Asia Horizons. Enriched by South Asia. Celebrating 25 Years of South Asian Studies in Canada. Vol. 1 Humanities. Eds. Elliot L. Tepper and John R. Wood. CASA/ACÉA, 1994. (CDN: $25.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $18.00 + $2.50 handling.) ; Vol. 2 Social Sciences.  Eds. Elliot L. Tepper and John R. Wood. CASA/ACÉA, 1994 (CDN: $25.00 + $2.50 handling/ US: $18.00 + $2.50 handling.) ; Les 2 volumes: (CDN: $40.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $29.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • The Transformative Power of Cloth in Southeast Asia. Eds. Lynne Milgram and Penny Van Esterik, CASA/ACÉA, 1994. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Gender and Development in Southeast Asia, Eds. Penny and John Van Esterik, CASA/ACÉA, 1992. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • The Quality of Life in Southeast Asia: Transforming Social, Political and Natural Environments. Ed. Bruce Matthews, CASA/ACÉA, 1992. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • East Asia Inquiry 1988-1990. Eds. L.N. Shyu, M-S Chen, C-Y Charron and M. Soga. CASA/ACÉA 1991.(CDN: $17.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $13.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • East Asia Insight 1985-1987. Eds. L. Shyu, M-S Chen, C-Y Charron and M. Soga, CASA/ACÉA 1988.(CDN: $14.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $11.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Ten Years Later: Indochinese Communities in Canada, Eds. L.J. Dorais, K.B. Chan, and D.M. Indra, CASA/ACÉA 1988. (CDN: $14.00 + $2.50 handling/ US: $11.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • D'un continent à un autre: les réfugiés du Sud-Est asiatique. Ed. E.L. Tepper, CASA/ACÉA 1980. (CDN: $10.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $7.00 + $2.50 handling.)
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 Monographs published by East Asia Council
  • East Asia Perspectives. Selected Articles from the Annual Conferences of the Canadian Asian Studies Association 1991-1992. Eds. Min-sun Chen, Claude Comtois and Larry N. Shyu. CASA/ACÉA, 1995. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • East Asia Inquiry 1988-1990. Eds. L.N. Shyu, M-S Chen, C-Y Charron and M. Soga. CASA/ACÉA 1991.(CDN: $17.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $13.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • East Asia Insight 1985-1987. Eds. L. Shyu, M-S Chen, C-Y Charron and M. Soga, CASA/ACÉA 1988.(CDN: $14.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $11.00 + $2.50 handling.)
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 Monographs published by South Asia Council
  • South Asia Between Turmoil and Hope. Eds. Hugh Johnston, Reeta C. Tremblay and John R. Wood. CASA and Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, 2000. (CDN: $35.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $21.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Interfacing Nations : Indo/Pakistani/Canadian Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of India's Independence. Eds. Reeta C. Tremblay, O.P. Dwivedi, Carole Farber, Stephen Inglis and Jayant Lele. CASA, 1998. (CDN: $37.50 + $2.50 handling / US: $23.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Perspectives on South Asia at the Threshold of the 21st Century : Selected articles from the Annual Conferences of the South Asia Council 1944-1996. Ed. Reeta C. Tremblay. CASA, 1997. (CDN: $35.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $21.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • South Asia Horizons. Enriched by South Asia. Celebrating 25 Years of South Asian Studies in Canada. Vol. 1 Humanities. Eds. Elliot L. Tepper and John R. Wood. CASA/ACÉA, 1994. (CDN: $25.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $18.00 + $2.50 handling.) ; Vol. 2 Social Sciences.  Eds. Elliot L. Tepper and John R. Wood. CASA/ACÉA, 1994 (CDN: $25.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $18.00 + $2.50 handling.) ; The 2 volumes: (CDN: $40.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $29.00 + $2.50 handling.)


 
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Monographs published by Southeast Asia Council
     
  • Managing Change in Southeast Asia: Local Identities, Global Connections. Eds. Jean DeBernardi, Gregory Forth and Sandra Niessen. CCSEAS. 1995. (CDN: $20.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $15.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • The Transformative Power of Cloth in Southeast Asia. Eds. Lynne Milgram and Penny Van Esterik, CASA/ACÉA, 1994. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Gender and Development in Southeast Asia, Eds. Penny and John Van Esterik, CASA/ACÉA, 1992. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • The Quality of Life in Southeast Asia: Transforming Social, Political and Natural Environments. Ed. Bruce Matthews, CASA/ACÉA, 1992. (CDN: $15.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $12.50 + $2.50 handling.)
  • Ten Years Later: Indochinese Communities in Canada, Eds. L.J. Dorais, K.B. Chan, and D.M. Indra, CASA/ACÉA 1988. (CDN: $14.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $11.00 + $2.50 handling.)
  • D'un continent à un autre: les réfugiés du Sud-Est asiatique. Ed. E.L. Tepper, CASA/ACÉA 1980. (CDN: $10.00 + $2.50 handling / US: $7.00 + $2.50 handling.)

Call for articles (The Journal of Historical Sociology) :

    The Journal of Historical Sociology is a peer reviewed journal published quarterly by Blackwell (Oxford, UK), and was founded in 1988 on the conviction that historical and social studies have a common subject-matter. 
    Editors on the board range across the humanities and social science disciplines with Managing Editors 
    situated in San Diego, USA (Martha Lampland, Leon Zamosc; Oxford (Gavin Williams) and Reading (Roberto Franzosi), UK; and Alberta (Derek Sayer, YS Wong) Canada. We welcome articles that contribute to the historically-grounded understanding of social and cultural phenomena, whatever their disciplinary provenance or theoretical standpoint. We are open as to topic, period, and place, and seek to be as international as possible in both the content and the authorship of articles. Alongside articles, we carry occasional essays on “Schools and Scholars” and of “Review and Commentary,” and shorter pieces in our “Issues and Agendas” section which are designed deliberately to provoke. 

    To maintain the geographical balance in the journal we are especially interested in papers on East and South East Asia that raise questions about historiography, oral history, culture (art and architecture in particular), time and space, memory and nostalgia, identity, nationalisms, agriculture, food and eating, technology and science, consumerism, “Post-Colonialism”. Other topics are welcomed. 

    A typical Journal of Historical Sociology article will contain little by way of extended literature review (which we are prone to edit out), will say something substantial and new about its empirical subject-matter, will be aware of the theoretical implications of its topic without turning into an abstruse discussion of pure theory, and will be of interest to readers beyond a specialist geographical or disciplinary audience. 

    Four copies of the manuscript should be sent to the responsible editors (address below). All contributions should be accompanied by an abstract of no more than 100 words, and a brief (up to five lines) biographical note including institutional affiliation. These should each be typed on separate sheets. Unsolicited manuscripts cannot be returned. 

    Articles should normally be no longer than 10,000 words or 35- 40 double-spaced standard North American letter size pages (8.5' x 11"); review essays or “issues and Agendas” pieces no more than 6,000 words. 
    Longer submissions will be considered on their merits, but their chances of acceptance are much less. 

    The responsible editors are Derek Sayer and Yoke Sum Wong, Department of Sociology, 5-21 HM Tory Building, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2H4. Our email address is 
    jhsoc@ualberta.ca. 
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    Yoke-Sum Wong, Responsible Editor 
    Journal of Historical Sociology 
    Sociology Dept. 5-21 HM Tory Bldg. 
    University of Alberta 
    Edmonton, AB. Canada 
    T6G 2H4 
    (780) 492-0489 
    (780) 492-7196 (fax) 
    yswong@ualberta.ca
     
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