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TRaNS: Trans-Regional and -National Studies of Southeast Asia

▣ ISSN: 2051-364X (Print), 2051-3658 (Online)

▣ Frequency: 2 issues per year

TRaNS approaches the study of Southeast Asia by looking at the region as a place that is defined by its diverse and rapidly-changing social context, and as a place that challenges scholars to move beyond conventional ideas of borders and boundedness. TRaNS invites studies of broadly defined trans-national, trans-regional and comparative perspectives. Case studies spanning more than two countries of Southeast Asia and its neighbouring countries/regions are particularly welcomed.

– TRaNS is published twice a year (May and November).

– For information on submitting papers, please email journal@sogang.ac.kr

▣ TRaNS Editorial board

*Co-Chairs*
1	Yoon Hwan SHIN	Sogang University, South Korea	2	James C. SCOTT	Yale University, USA
*Associate Editors*
1	Soyeun KIM	Sogang University, South Korea	2	Ki-Hyun BAE	Sogang University, South Korea
*Editorial Board Executive Committee*
1	Paul D. HUTCHCROFT	Australian National University	2	Eric C. THOMPSON	National University of Singapore
3	Eric TAGLIACOZZO	Cornell University, USA
*Book Review Editor*
1	JongHo KIM	Sogang University, South Korea
*Editorial Board Members*
1	Mark BEESON	The University of Western Australia, Australia	18	Meredith WEISS	University of Albany, State University of New York, USA
2	Vincent HOUBEN	Humboldt University, Germany	19	Sharmani Patricia GABRIEL	University of Malaya, Malaysia
3	John SIDEL	LSE, UK	20	KYAW Yin Hlaing	Centre for Diversity and National Harmony, Myanmar
4	Mary CALLAHAN	University of Washington, USA	21	Sarah WEISS	KUG, Austria
5	Caroline HUGHES	University of Notre Dame, USA	22	Vedi R. HADIZ	University of Melbourne, Australia
6	Martin STUART-FOX	University of Queensland, Australia	23	Ken MACLEAN	Clark University, USA
7	Deirdre de la CRUZ	University of Michigan, USA	24	Thongchai WINICHAKUL	UW-Madison, USA
8	Andrew Alan JOHNSON	Princeton University, USA (former)	25	Erik HARMS	Yale University, USA
9	Ratana TOSAKUL	Thammasat University, Thailand (former)	26	Tun MYINT	Carleton College, USA
10	Howard DICK	University of Melbourne, Australia	27	XIANG Bao	University of Oxford, UK
11	KHOO Boo Teik	National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Japan	28	Caroline HAU	Kyoto University, Japan
12	Hung Cam THAI	Pomona College, USA	29	Michael HERZFELD	Harvard University, USA
13	Penny EDWARDS	University of California, Berkeley, USA	30	Rhacel PARRENAS	University of Southern California, USA
14	Benedict F. KIERNAN	Yale University, USA	31	Henry Wai-chung YEUNG	National University of Singapore
15	Andrew WALKER	Monash University Malaysia	32	Philip HIRSCH	University of Sydney, Australia
16	Michael FEENER	Kyoto University, Japan	33	Jonathan D. RIGG	University of Bristol, UK
17	Victor T. KING	Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei	34	Peter ZINOMAN	University of California Berkeley, USA
*Advisory Board Members*
1	Barbara Watson ANDAYA	University of Hawaii, USA	9	JOMO Kwame Sundaram	Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations (former)
2	Hal HILL	Australian National University	10	SUEHIRO Akira	Gakushuin University, Japan
3	Anthony REID	Australian National University	11	James FOX	Australian National University
4	Michael AUNG-THWIN	University of Hawaii, USA	12	Paul KRATOSKA	Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
5	HSIAO Hsin-Huang Michael	Academia Sinica, Taiwan	13	WANG Gungwu	National University of Singapore
6	David STEINBERG	Georgetown University, USA	14	Kevin HEWISON	UNC-Chapel Hill, USA
7	CHUA Beng Huat	National University of Singapore	15	R. William LIDDLE	Ohio State University, USA
8	Donald K. EMMERSON	Stanford University, USA	16	ZHUANG Guotu	Xiamen University, China

▣ Link to the publisher’s website: Cambridge University Press