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Official language(s)
:
Burmese
Capital
:
Naypyidaw
Government
:
Unitary Presidential republic
Area
:
676,578 km
2
Population
:
55,400,000 (2009 estimation)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Thai
Capital
:
Bangkok
Government
:
Unitary Parliamentary democracy and Constitutional monarchy
Area
:
513,120 km
2
Population
:
63,878,267 (2010 estimation)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Lao
Capital
:
Vientiane
Government
:
Unitary communist Socialist republic and single-party state
Area
:
236,800 km
2
Population
:
6.8 million (2009 estimation)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Vietnamese
Capital
:
Hanoi
Government
:
Unitary socialist republic, Single-party state
Area
:
331.698 km
2
Population
:
90,549,390 (2011 census)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Khmer
Capital
:
Phnom Penh
Government
:
Unitary parliamentary democracy and Constitutional monarchy
Area
:
181,035 km
2
Population
:
14,805,358 (2011 estimation)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Bahasa Malaysia, English
Capital
:
Kuala Lumpur
Government
:
Federal constitutional elective monarchy and Federal parliamentary democracy
Area
:
329,847 km
2
Population
:
27,565,821 (2010 census)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
English, Malay, Chinese, Tamil
Capital
:
Singapore
Government
:
Parliamentary republic
Area
:
694 km
2
Population
:
5,076,700 (2010 census)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Bahasa Melayu
Capital
:
Bandar Seri Begawan
Government
:
Islamic Constitutional sultanate
Area
:
5,765 km
2
Population
:
401,890 (2011 estimation)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Indonesian
Capital
:
Jakarta
Government
:
Unitary presidential republic
Area
:
1,919,440 km
2
Population
:
237,556,363 (2010 census)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Filipino (based on Tagalog), English
Capital
:
Manila
Government
:
Unitary presidential constitutional republic
Area
:
299,764 km
2
Population
:
94,013,200 (2010 estimate)
(Source: Wikipedia)
Official language(s)
:
Hindi, English
Capital
:
New Delhi
Government
:
Federal parliamentary constitutional republic
Area
:
3,287,263 km
2
Population
:
1,210,193,422 (2011 census)
(Source: Wikipedia)
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Politicized Islam in Indonesia: Between "Scripturalism" and "Neo-Sufism"
Politicized Islam in Indonesia: Between "Scripturalism" and "Neo-Sufism"
Language
English
Dr. Michael Prager
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Adat or Agama? Persistence and revitalization of local religious traditions in Indonesia
Adat or Agama? Persistence and revitalization of local religious traditions in Indonesia
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Annette Hornbacher
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about Adat or Agama? Persistence and revitalization of local religious traditions in Indonesia
Adat or Agama? Multi-religious rituals in central Indonesia
Adat or Agama? Multi-religious rituals in central Indonesia
Language
English
PD Dr. Volker Gottowik
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about Adat or Agama? Multi-religious rituals in central Indonesia
Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Guido Sprenger
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about Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
Language
English
Eva Sevenig, M.A.
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about Ritual dynamics in the highlands of Southeast Asia
The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
Language
English
Bounleuth Sengsoulin, MA
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about The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Boike Rehbein
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about Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
Language
English
Michael Kleinod, M.A.
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about Socio-cultural differentiation, the politics of language and religion in Laos
The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
Language
English
Khamvone Boulyaphonh, MA
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The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
The Lao Sangha and modernity: a Buddhist archive in Luang Prabang
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Volker Grabowsky
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The Politicisation of Religion in the Context of Educational Migration to Malaysia
The Politicisation of Religion in the Context of Educational Migration to Malaysia
Language
English
Olivia Killias, M.A.
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about The Politicisation of Religion in the Context of Educational Migration to Malaysia
Politicisation of religion and Malaysian modernity
Politicisation of religion and Malaysian modernity
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Vincentius Houben
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Assoziiertes Projekt: Passionsrituale auf den Philippinen (abgeschlossen)
Associated Project: Passionsrituale auf den Philippinen (abgeschlossen)
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Peter J. Bräunlein
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Spirits and modernity
Spirits and modernity
Language
English
Professor Dr. Peter Bräunlein
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Spirits and Modernity
Spirits and Modernity
Language
English
Professor Dr. Peter Bräunlein
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about Spirits and Modernity
Ancestral worship and pilgrimage in Vietnam
Ancestral worship and pilgrimage in Vietnam
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Andrea Lauser
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about Ancestral worship and pilgrimage in Vietnam
Nationality policy and proselytisation in the Tay Nguyen highlands
Nationality policy and proselytisation in the Tay Nguyen highlands
Language
English
Prof. Dr. Thomas Engelbert
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about Nationality policy and proselytisation in the Tay Nguyen highlands
The social placing of religion and spirituality in Vietnam in the context of Asian modernity the context of Asian modernity
The social placing of religion and spirituality in Vietnam in the context of Asian modernity
Language
English
PD Dr. Michael Dickhardt
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about The social placing of religion and spirituality in Vietnam in the context of Asian modernity the context of Asian modernity
Spirits and modernity
Spirits and modernity
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English
Prof. Dr. Peter Bräunlein
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