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Smyth, David, ed. (2000) The Canon in South east Asian: literatures of Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Loas, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. London: Curzon Press.

Smyth, David, ed. (2000) A Century of Thai Graphic Design by Anek Nawikamun. (translated and edited). London: Thames and Hudson.

Braginsky, Vladimir (2000) 'Tajus Salatin (The Crown of Sultans) of Bukkhari al-Jauhari as a canonical work and an attempt to create a Malay literary canon.' In: Smyth, David, (ed.), The canon in Southeast Asian literatures. London: Curzon, pp. 183-209.

Harrison, Rachel (2000) 'Looking forward, Looking back: towards a comparative study of the interaction between the traditional and modern in contemporary SEA [and] Sita Writes Back: Reinventing the Ramayana.' Tenggara, 42.

Harrison, Rachel (2000) 'The disruption of female desire and the Thai literary tradition of eroticism, religion and aesthetics.' Tenggara, 41. pp. 88-125.

Healy, Dana (2000) 'Literature in Transition: an overview of Vietnamese Writing of the Renovation Period.' In: Smyth, David, (ed.), The Canon in Southeast Asian Literatures. London: Curzon Press, pp. 41-50.

Kratz, E. Ulrich (2000) 'Yang tersurat dan yang tersirat. Historicity and historical truth.' Archipel, 60. pp. 25-44.

Kratz, E. Ulrich (2000) 'The canon of Indonesian literature: an analysis of Indonesian literary histories available in Indonesia.' In: Smyth, David, (ed.), The canon in Southeast Asian literatures. London: Curzon, pp. 147-171.

Smyth, David (2000) 'Towards the canonizing of the Thai novel.' In: Smyth, David, (ed.), The Canon in South East Asian Literatures. London: Curzon Press, pp. 171-181.

Tan, Carol G.S. (2000) 'Going to Court in Weihaiwei: Some Support for Civil Litigation during the Qing.' In: Edge, Ian, (ed.), Comparative Law in Global Perspective: essays in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the SOAS Law Department. New York; Boston: Transnational Publishers, pp. 271-292.

Tan, Carol G.S. (2000) 'Why Rights Are Not Enjoyed: The Case of Foreign Domestic Helpers in Hong Kong.' Hong Kong Law Journal, 30 (3). pp. 354-360.

Watkins, Justin (2000) 'Notes on creaky and killed tone in Burmese.' SOAS Working papers in Linguisitics and Phonetics, 10. pp. 139-149.