MAKING OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS, THE

Exploring the concept of nationhood in Southeast Asia, this book analyzes the historical and political processes involved in nation-building. It critiques the application of Western notions of the nation to the region, highlighting the incomplete nature of these projects. Key themes such as ethnicity, statehood, indigenism, and citizenship are examined within the Southeast Asian context. The book provides case studies from five major countries, addressing the challenges and opportunities for nation and citizenship building amid globalization.