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The Asianists’ ASIA (A Magazine Site for
Asianophone
Countries)
[An
academic journal devoted to researched articles in the humanities and social
sciences, and learned essays & relevant fiction or faction, including
translations, which might not easily fit into, or find a place in, the existing
Asian studies publications]
Dr.T.Wignesan
Founder-Director:
Research Centre in Comparative Poietics
& Research Centre in Asian Studies,
Paris, France
Dernières modifications
le 28 février 2001
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Published on February 28, 2001 by T.Wignesan
for
Centre de Recherches sur les Etudes Asiatiques
Association n°
0941011951
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in Paris, France
NB: Responsibility for opinions expressed in the
individual articles and essays rests with the authors themselves. The
editor-publisher disclaims all responsibility for any transgression of the laws
in vigour.
The editor invites contributions to future numbers on
any subject relating to Asian peoples or Asian countries. Articles should be
based on original research undertaken under bona fide circumstances. Even
fictional pieces, if relevant to the theme of Asia, may be considered for
publication.
All mss (a PC-compatible floppy 3 ½ inch disk on Word
6 or more and a hard copy) must be sent
to the publisher's address under registered cover. If unused, mss will not be
returned, unless contributors specifically require the return of their mss by
sending the requisite International Reply Coupons.
by T.Wignesan
“Good Governance Issues and the
Musharraf Regime:
An Analysis”
Assist. Professor,
Area Studies Centre on Africa,
North & South America,
Quaid-I-Azam University,
Islamabad
“The Malay Language in Malaysia and
Indonesia:
from lingua franca to national language”
by Professor Emerita Asmah
Haji Omar
University of Malaya,
Kuala Lumpur
“Muslim-Tamils in Tamil Nadu, Malaysia
and Singapore:
Historical Identity, Problems of Adjustment and Change
in the Twentieth Century”
Flinders University of South
Australia,
“Wake! Asia! Wake!”
by T.Wignesan
Ex-Research Fellow,
Centre National
de la Recherche Scientifique,
Paris, France