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Belief and ritual in Vietnamese wats of the Annamite order in Thailand, 3 1997 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 33 (): 4-7
  • Sowatree Nathalang
A lak muang in old Tenasserim in southern Burma? 1997 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 33 (): 7-10
  • J. A. Mills
Refugees on the Thai-Burma border: an update 1997 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 34 (): 7-11
  • Hazel Lang
Minorities in mobilisation: the Tai-Ahom in north-east India 1997 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 33 (): 13-17
  • Lipi Ghosh
Disenchantment and re-enchantment in contemporary southest Asian religion 1996 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 31 (): 1-6
  • Gehan Wijeyewardene
 1032-500X
Belief and ritual in Vietnamese wats of the Annamite order in Thailand (2) 1996 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 31 (): 7-11
  • Sowatree Nathalang
 1032-500X
Creating the political borderlines of the French colonial empire in Indochina: an example of using the ethnic minorities, the White Thai of Lai Chau (Vietnam) 1995 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 28 (): 15-16
  • Phillipe Le
Plans and realities in the development of trans-Mekong transport corridors: reflections from recent fieldwork in the upper Mekong corridor 1995 Thai-Yunnan project newsletter 29 (): 10-17
  • E. C. Chapman
Benchmarks and forced labour 1995 Thai-Yunnan project newsletter 29 (): 4-6
  • Ko Ko Maung
Belief and ritual in Vietnamese wats of the Annamite order in Thailand 1995 Thai-Yunnan Project newsletter 30 (): 8-17
  • Sowatree Nathalang
Influence of education on traders in northwest Thailand 1995 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 28 (): 22-24
  • Niti Pawakapan
Community culture and movements: the Thai NGO responses to agricultural commercialisation in a northern Thai village 1995 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 28 (): 17-22
  • Rapin Quinn
Trade and transport in north-western Laos 1995 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 28 (): 7-12
  • Andrew Walker
Australian studies on Tai peoples 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 25 (): 5-7
  • G Wijeyewardene
Traders of jade, traders of rice: the anguish of the DAB 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 24 (): 1-4
  • G Wijeyewardene
C.P. FitzGerald, 1902-1992 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 24 (): 17-19
  • Ann Turner
  • I Wilson
Lauriston Sharp and the anthropological study of Thailand: some reflections [d. 31.12.1993 aged 86] 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 25 (): 1-5
  • C F Keyes
Greening of Isaan - more than just a pinch of salt 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 24 (): 13-17
  • K Hewison
Some observations on the current situation of Mon refugees on the Thai-Burmese border 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 24 (): 4-7
  • J Hazelton
The laughing Nagas of northern Thailand: alternate names 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 26 (): 8-13
  • J D Forbush
Tai languages: varieties and subgroup terms 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 25 (): 8-17
  • A Diller
Tai traditional medicine and ethnicity in Thailand, Laos and China 1994 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 27 (): 5-8
  • Scott Bamber
Transport networks in the middle Mekong region of Thailand and Laos 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 21 (): 18-24
  • Andrew Walker
Rainwater as a source of drinking water in rural villages of the Lao PDR 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 22 (): 10-15
  • N Tunyavanich
On some Cambodian words 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 20 (): 18-23
  • S Thion
Lan Xang: the name of the classical kingdom of Laos, its inception and its reception by neighbouring countries 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 20 (): 9-12
  • M Ngaosyvathn
  • P Ngaosyvathn
Traffic, teak and trafficking: observations from the Burma road 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 22 (): 2-5
  • J McKinnon
Some approaches to the classification of small ethnic groups in south China in "Thai-Yunnan Project Newsl" 1993 (20) 18-23: errata 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 22 (): 23
  • V Liščák
Some approaches to the classification of small ethnic groups in south China 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 20 (): 12-16
  • V Liščák
The Weiss collection [Yi] 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 20 (): 25-7
  • T O Höllmann
Socio-cultural aspects of water supply and environmental sanitation in nine villages in the Lao PDR 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 23 (): 13-21
  • K Hewison
  • N Tunyavanich
Vientiane 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 21 (): 2-4
  • Grant Evans
Kengtung in 1993: languages in use 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 21 (): 4-7
  • D Bradley
Mon demography: some recent data 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 21 (): 16-17
  • C Bauer
Report of the preliminary joint survey team on opium production and consumption in the Union of Burma, 3 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 22 (): 20-3
  • Anonymous
Professor Roger Keesing [d. 13.5.1993] 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 21 (): 24
  • Anonymous
Report of the preliminary joint survey team on opium production and consumption in the Union of Burma (1964), 2 1993 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 20 (): 4-8
  • Anonymous
Rethinking 'The frontiers of "Burma"' 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 2-7
  • G Wijeyewardene
The ethnic group 'Meng' 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 16 (): 11-15
  • A Wichienkeeo
An anthropologist's guide to the literature on the Vietnamese revolution 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 18 (): 18-25
  • Phillip Taylor
Kengtung: past and present 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 16 (): 6-11
  • T Swangpanyangkoon
Acharn Kraisri and phonetic notation 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 18 (): 16-18
  • J Rischel
Contemporary developments in Kawthoolei: the Karen and conflict resolution in Burma 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 7-14
  • A Rajah
Trade, drugs and HIV/AIDS in the Shan State border areas 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 24-8
  • D J Porter
The Burmese refugees in Bangladesh: causes and prospects of repatriation 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 19-22
  • G Lombard
Motifs in a Kammu story from Yunnan 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 16 (): 15-21
  • Daoyong Li
Miao or Hmong? 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 17 (): 25-6
  • J Enwall
Environmental degradation and conservation: two sides of the coin 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 22-4
  • T Enters
Cross-border trade between Yunnan and Burma, and the emerging Mekong corridor 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 19 (): 15-19
  • E C Chapman
  • Jingrong Tan
  • P Hinton
Report of the preliminary joint survey team on opium production and consumption in the Union of Burma 1992 Thai-Yunnan Project Newsletter 18 (): 8-16
  • Anonymous
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