Acknowledgements
This paper, and the collection of essays that follows, were presented at a workshop funded and supported by the York Centre for Asian Research at York University. Thanks to Alicia Filipowich for her administrative assistance. The workshop was co-sponsored by the Southeast Asia Council of the Association for Asian Studies, with the assistance of Dr Alicia Turner. We gratefully acknowledge the input of workshop participants who are not represented in this collection: Christopher Chanco, Conely de Leon, Alex Felipe, Sheila Htoo, Lynne Milgram, Maznah Mohamad, Cheran Rudramoorthy, and Austin Silvan. Many thanks also to Robert Shepherd and Critical Asian Studies for rapid and thorough editorial input and advice.
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