Regional Identities in Southeast Asia: Contemporary Challenges, Historical Fractures Moral Order and practitioners of cultural heritage

and practitioners of cultural heritage in Thailand and Southeast Asia

Ghosts of the New City draws new connections between urban history and popular religion that have implications far beyond Southeast Asia

tracking the change from a traditional approach of “renovation” to the modern concept of conservation

and early twentieth-century intellectuals

develops the original concept of interactive intervention and applies it to this case

Regional Identities in Southeast Asia: Contemporary Challenges, Historical Fractures Moral Order and practitioners of cultural heritageEdited by Jayeel Cornelio and Volker Grabowsky Southeast Asia, as a regional configuration of nation states called ASEAN, is a community of multiple identities. Over time, its citizens loyalties were formed around national and transnational frameworks involving ethnic, religious, and ideological affinities. In the post independence period, they were impacted by the processes of decolonization, nation building, the Cold War, globalization, and the rise