The Naga Challenged: Southeast Asia in the Winds of Change.(Book review)

From: Pacific Affairs | Date: December 22, 2005| Author: Forbes, Dean | Copyright information

THE NAGA CHALLENGED: Southeast Asia in the Winds of Change. Edited by Victor R. Savage and May Tan-Mullins. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Academic. 2005. xiv, 489 pp. (Maps, tables, figures.) US$30.00, paper. ISBN 981-210-306-6.

The Asian spotlight has swivelled away from Southeast Asia. The moths have shifted their attention to the booming economies of China and India. And in the universities, Southeast Asian studies does not seem to have the attraction it once did. How...

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