Australians studying Asia:
the ASAA 1976-1997

Bibliography

Primary Sources

Archives:
Asian Studies Association of Australia Archives, MS8054, National Library of Australia, Canberra.
This covers thirteen boxes of uncatalogued material. The material has been lodged in three consignments, six boxes on 13/9/1988, four on 24/7/1992 and six on 25/9/1996. The boxes have been numbered differently by the ASAA and the NLA, and on the advice of the librarian I have used the ASAA numbering.
Private Papers:
Private papers of Anthony Reid.
Private papers of John Ingleson.
Private Papers of Helen Jarvis.
Interviews:
Conversation with Anthony Reid, Canberra, 10th February 1997.
Conversation with Elaine McKay, Canberra, 4th June 1997.
Conversation with Jamie Mackie, Canberra, 4th June 1997.
Conversation with Jan Elliott, Sydney, 15th July 1997.
Conversation with John Ingleson, Sydney, 28th July 1997.
Conversation with Helen Jarvis, Sydney, 4th August 1997.
Phone conversation with Susan Blackburn, 26th August 1997.
Conversation with Jim Masselos, Sydney, 1st September 1997.
Conversation with Helen Jarvis, Sydney, 11th September 1997.
Phone conversation with Jim Wilson, 9th September 1997.
Conversation with Susan Blackburn, Sydney, 4th October 1997.
Conversation with John Ingleson, Sydney, 16th October 1997.
In reports of conversations I have attempted to report accurately the views of my interviewees. The opinions that they expressed are of course their own.
Journals:
Asian Studies Association of Australia Newsletter, vol1, no1, March 1975 to vol2, no3, March/April 1977.
ASAA Review, vol1, no1, July 1977 to vol13, no2, November 1989.
Asian Studies Review, vol13, no3, April 1990 to vol21, no1, July 1997.
Websites:
(http://www.ssn.flinders.edu.au/asian/), (http://coombs.anu.edu.au/ASAA).
The original ASAA homepage based at Flinders University, was updated last on 29 January 1996 and has now been removed from the www. Most of the information from this site was transformed during 1997 to a new site based at the Australian National University. Websites are by their nature ethereal and so I have indicated the date at which I recorded the information in brackets following the address.
Conference papers:
Microfiche ASAA conference papers, 1978-1988, SMFL/679, UNSW Library.
Asia in Australia Education: Report of the Committee on Asian studies of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Volume 1 Discussion and Recommendations, Canberra, 1980.
Asia in Australia Education: Report of the Committee on Asian studies of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Volume 2 Data on Asian Studies in Australia Appendices, Canberra, 1980.
Asia in Australia Education: Report of the Committee on Asian studies of the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Volume 3 Resolutions of the Association, Canberra, 1980.

Secondary Sources

Journal articles:
Branson, J, 'Women in Asia', Arena, no64, 1983, pp35-39.
Chan, A, 'Recalcitrance and Denial: 'Asia' and Asian Studies in Australian Universities', Meridian, vol14, no2, 1995, pp99-110.
Frizell, H, 'The Asian Interface', Hemisphere, vol28, no2, Sept/Oct, 1983, pp108-115.
Hucker, CO, The Association for Asian Studies: an interpretative history, Association for Asian Studies Occasional Papers, no1, 1973.
Kamada, M, 'Asian Studies in Australia: Approaches to Asia through Education', Australian Journal of International Affairs, vol48, no1, May, 1994, pp1-23.
Masselos, J (ed), Popular art in Asia, the people as patrons: the visual arts, Working Papers, the University of Sydney Centre for Asian Studies, no1, [1984?].
'News and Notes', South Asia Journal of South Asian Studies, no6, December 1976, pp153-155.
Stivens, M (ed), Why Gender matters in Southeast Asian politics, Monash Papers on Southeast Asia, Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University, no23, c1991.
Newspaper articles:
Broinowski, A, 'Images and Muses of Asia', The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 March 1992.
Chandler, D, 'Why the schools are neglecting Asian studies - and why it matters, The National Times, August 31 to September 6, 1980.
'Former envoy criticises Asian studies', The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 May 1978.
'How to talk to Asia', The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 May 1978.
Jones, M, '600 experts on Asian studies confer in Sydney', The Sydney Morning Herald, 15 May 1978.
O'Malley, WJ, 'The Asian Connection', The Australian, 20 August 1980.
Williams, R, 'The last rites for ANZAAS', The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 October 1997.
Zakharov, J, 'Australia must become 'Asia-literate': Hawke', The Canberra Times, 12 February 1988.
Books:
Asian Studies Association of Australia national media guide, Canberra, 1982.
Asian Studies Association of Australia Women's Caucus, Directory of women academics on Asia, Kensington, NSW, 1992.
Broinowski, A, The Yellow Lady: Australian Impressions of Asia, (2nd ed), South Melbourne, 1996.
Chandler, DP and Ricklefs, MC (eds), Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Indonesia: Essays in honour of Professor JD Legge, Clayton, Vic, 1986.
Davis, AR and Stefanowska AD (eds), Austrina: Essays in Commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the Founding of the Oriental Society of Australia, Sydney, 1982.
FitzGerald, S, Is Australia an Asian Country?: Can Australia survive in an East Asian future?, St Leonards, NSW, 1997.
Mackerras, C (ed), Eastern Asia: An Introductory History, Melbourne, 1992.
May, RJ and O'Malley, WJ (eds), Observing Change in Asia: essays in honour of JAC Mackie, Bathurst, 1989.
Meaney, N (ed), Under New Heavens: Cultural Transmission and the Making of Australia, Port Melbourne, 1989.
Wood, L, Guide to Asianists in Australia, Nathan, Qld, 1992.
Miscellaneous:
'The Asian Arts Society of Australia Inc.', pamphlet, nd.
Websites:
David Jenkins, Asia Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald, speaking at an Asia-Australia seminar broadcast on Radio National's 'Background Briefing', 24 August 1997. Transcript: (10/9/1997). The South Asian Studies Association Homepage. (http://www.une.edu.au/~arts/SouthAsiaNet/sasablur.htm) (21/7/1997).
Reports:
Asia in Australian Higher Education: Report of the Inquiry into the Teaching of Asian Studies and languages in Higher Education, submitted to the Asian Studies Council, Kensington, NSW, 1989.
Asian Studies Council, A National Strategy for the Study of Asia in Australia, Canberra, 1988.
Australia. Parliament. Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence, Australia and ASEAN : challenges and opportunities, Canberra, 1984.
Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Immigration update for the June quarter 1997, Canberra, 1997.
Garnaut, R, Australia and the Northeast Asian ascendancy : report to the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra, 1989.
Parliamentary Debates, Senate, Official Transcript, vol97 (from 23 Nov to 16 Dec 1982), Canberra, 1983.
Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, Australia and ASEAN: Report from the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence, Canberra, 1980.
Report by the Asian Studies Council to the Minister for Employment, Education and Training, Canberra, 1991.
Report of working party on Asian Studies Council, Canberra, 1986.
Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence, (Reference: Australia and ASEAN) Official Hansard transcript of evidence, vol2, Canberra, 1980.
Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, (Reference: Australia-India Relations), Canberra, 1989.
The response of the Government to the report of the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence, and Trade on Australia-India relations : trade and security, 20 December 1990, Gareth Evans, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra.

Appendix A: ASAA Publications Series

Southeast Asia Publications Series

1 Ingleson, J, Road to exile: the Indonesian nationalist movement, 1927-1934, Singapore, 1979.
2 Sutherland, HA, The making of a bureaucratic elite: the colonial transformation of the Javanese Priyayi, Singapore, 1979.
3 Jackson, JC and Rudner, M (eds), Issues in Malaysian development, Singapore, 1979.
4 Reid, A and Marr, D (eds), Perceptions of the past in Southeast Asia, Singapore, 1979.
5 van der Kraan, A, Lombok: conquest, colonization, and underdevelopment, 1870-1940, Singapore, 1980.
6 Wang, Gungwu, Community and nation: essays on Southeast Asia and the Chinese, (selected by Anthony Reid), Sydney, 1981.
7 de Jesus, EC, and McCoy, AW (eds), Philippine social history: global trade and local transformation, Sydney, 1982.
8 Coppel, C, Indonesian Chinese in crisis, Kuala Lumpur, 1983.
9 Elson, RE, Javanese peasants and the colonial sugar industry: impact and change in an East Java residency, 1830-1840, Singapore, 1984.
10 Batson, BA, The end of the absolute monarchy in Siam, Singapore, 1984.
11 Guinness, P, Harmony and hierarchy in a Javanese kampung, Singapore, 1986.
12 Ingleson, J, In search of justice: workers and unions in colonial Java 1908-1926, Singapore, 1986.
13 Robison, R, Indonesia, the rise of capital, Sydney, 1986.
14 Owen, NG (ed), Death and disease in Southeast Asia: explorations in social, medical and demographic history, Singapore, 1987.
15 Alexander, J, Trade, traders and trading in rural Java, Singapore, 1987.
16 Booth, A, Agricultural development in Indonesia, Sydney, 1988.
17 Lockhart, G, Nation in arms: the origins of the People's Army of Vietnam, Sydney, 1989.
18 Jellinek, L, The wheel of fortune: the history of a poor community in Jakarta, Sydney, 1991.
19 Lucas, A, One soul one struggle: region and revolution in Indonesia, Sydney, 1991.
20 Cribb, RB, Gangsters and revolutionaries : the Jakarta people's militia and the Indonesian Revolution 1945-1949, North Sydney, NSW, 1991.
21 MacIntyre, A, Business and politics in Indonesia, North Sydney, 1991.
22 Kahn, JS and Loh Kok Wah, F (eds), Fragmented vision: culture and politics in contemporary Malaysia, Sydney, 1992.
23 Wang, Gungwu, Community and nation: China, Southeast Asia and Australia, (new ed), St Leonards, NSW, 1992.
24 Ricklefs, MC, War, culture, and economy in Java, 1677-1726: Asian and European imperialism in the early Kartasura period, Sydney, 1993.
25 Elson, RE, Village Java under the cultivation system, 1830-1870, Sydney, 1994.
26 Sato, S, War, nationalism and peasants: Java under the Japanese occupation 1942-1945, Sydney, 1994.
27 Courtenay, PP, The rice sector of peninsular Malaysia: a rural paradox, Sydney, 1995.
28 Reid, A (ed), Sojourners and settlers: histories of Southeast Asia and the Chinese, Sydney, 1996.
29 Liddle, R, Leadership and culture in Indonesian politics, Sydney, 1996.

East Asia Publications Series

1 Oates, LR, Populist Nationalism in prewar Japan: a biography of Nakano Seigo, Sydney, 1985.
2 Rule, PA, K'ung-tzu or Confucius?: the Jesuit interpretation of Confucianism, Sydney, 1986.
3 Hooper, B, China stands up: ending the Western presence, 1948-1950, Sydney, 1986.
4 Morton, L, Divided self: a biography of Arishima Takeo, Sydney, 1988.
5 Gerstle, CA (ed), 18th century Japan: culture and society, Sydney, 1989.
6 Fisher, CT, The chosen one: succession and adoption in the court of Ming Shizong, Sydney, 1990.
7 Wells, KM, New God, new nation: protestants and self-reconstruction: nationalism in Korea 1896-1937, North Sydney, 1990.
8 Wang Jiye and Hull, TH (eds), Population and development planning in China, North Sydney, 1991.

South Asian Publications Series

1 Bridge, C, Holding India to the Empire: the British Conservative Party and the 1935 Constitution, New Delhi, 1986.
2 Masselos, J (ed), Struggling and ruling: the Indian National Congress, 1885-1985, New Delhi, c1987.
3 Lakha, S, Capitalism and class in colonial India: the case of Ahmedabad, New Delhi, 1988.
4 Newman, RS, Grassroots education in India: a challenge for policy-makers, New Delhi, c1989.
5 India, rebellion to republic: selected writings, 1857-1990, (Robin Jeffrey: editorial team coordinator), New Delhi, c1990.
6 Owen, HF, The Indian nationalist movement, c.1912-22: leadership, organisation and philosophy: the writings of Hugh Owen, New Delhi, c1990.
7 Allen, M and Mukherjee, SN (eds), Women in India and Nepal, New Delhi, 1990.
8 Faraizi, AH, Bangladesh, peasant migration and the world capitalist economy, New Delhi, c1993.
9 Alexander, P, Sri Lankan fishermen: rural capitalism and peasant society, New Delhi, 1995.
10 Low, DA, Rearguard action: selected essays on late colonial Indian history, New Delhi, 1996.
11 Arasaratnam, S, Maritime commerce and English power: Southeast India 1750-1800, New Delhi, 1996.
12 Major, AJ, Return to Empire: Punjab under the Sikhs and British in the mid-nineteenth century, New Delhi, 1996.

Comparative Studies in Asian History and Society

1 Broeze, FJA (ed), Brides of the sea: port cities of Asia from the 16th-20th centuries, Kensington, NSW, 1989.

Comparative Asian Studies Series

1 Gomes, A (ed), Modernity and identity: Asian illustrations, Bundoora, Vic, 1994.

Women In Asia Publications Series

1 Ram, K, Mukkuvar women: gender, hegemony and capitalist transformation in a south Indian fishing community, North Sydney, NSW, 1991.
2 Marcus, J, A world of difference: Islam and gender hierarchy in Turkey, St Leonards, NSW, 1992.
3 Rozario, S, Purity and communal boundaries: women and social change in a Bangladeshi village, North Sydney, 1992.
4 Sullivan, N, Masters and managers: a study of gender relations in urban Java, St Leonards, NSW, 1994.
5 Hilsdon, A-M, Madonnas and martyrs: militarism and violence in the Philippines, St Leonards, NSW, 1995.
6 Stivens, M, Matriliny and modernity: sexual politics and social change in rural Malaysia, St Leonards, NSW, 1996.

Current Issues in Asian studies series

1 Wang, Gungwu, Trade and cultural values: Australia and the four dragons, Parkville, Vic, 1988.
2 McKay, EM (ed), Challenges and opportunities: our future in Asia, speeches by the Prime Minister and the Minister for Employment, Education and Training, Parkville, Vic, 1988.
3 McKay, EM (ed), Towards an Asia-literate society, papers by Stephen FitzGerald, Garth Boomer and Joseph Lo Bianco, Parkville, Vic, 1988.

Appendix B: ASAA Biennial Conferences

• First National ASAA Conference, University of Melbourne, 14-16 May, 1976.
• Second Biennial ASAA Conference, University of New South Wales, 14-18 May, 1978.
• Third Biennial ASAA Conference, Griffith University, 25-29 August, 1980.
• Fourth Biennial ASAA Conference, Monash University, 10-14 May, 1982.
• Fifth Biennial ASAA Conference, University of Adelaide, 13-19 May, 1984. 'Australia in Asia: Asia in Australia, prospects and problems of increasing interaction'.
• Sixth Biennial ASAA Conference, Sydney University, 11-16 May, 1986. 'Asian encounters: perceptions/ politics/ profits'.
• Seventh Biennial ASAA Conference (Bicentennial conference of the ASAA), Australian National University, 11-15 February, 1988.
• Eighth Biennial ASAA Conference, Griffith University, 2-5 July, 1990. 'Australia and Asia: meeting the challenge of the future'.
• Ninth Biennial ASAA Conference, University of New England, 6-9 July, 1992. 'The challenge of industrialisation in Asia'.
• Tenth Biennial ASAA Conference, Murdoch University, 13-16 July 1994. 'Environment, state and society in Asia: The legacy of the twentieth century'.
• Eleventh Biennial ASAA Conference (Twentieth anniversary conference), La Trobe University, 8-11 July, 1996. 'Communications with/in Asia'.
• Twelfth Biennial ASAA Conference, University of New South Wales, September, 1998.