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HERITAGE, IDENTITY, CHANGE AND CONFLICT
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on Buddhist-Islamic Relationships in South Thailand.
Paper presented at the Shared Histories Conference,
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in Kedah. Paper presented at the Shared Histories
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King, Phil. 2002. Penang to Songkhla, Penang to Patani:
Two Roads, Past and Present. Paper presented at the
Penang Story Conference, Penang, 25 pages.
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Phuket, 6 pages.
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relationship of more than 200 years. Paper presented at
the Shared Histories Conference, Penang, 6 pages.
Sakulpipatana, Pranee. 2005. Influential Hokkien
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through the Penang Eurasian Community and the revived
Malaysian Catholic Church in the 19 th Century. Paper
presented at the Shared Histories Conference, Penang,
11 pages.
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Connection in Southern Thailand. Paper presented at the
Penang Story Conference, Penang, 26 pages.
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Southern Siam, 1868-1932. Monash University: PhD
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the Socio-cultural Development of Immigrant Communities
in South Thailand and Penang area. Paper presented at
the Shared Histories Conference, Penang, 21 pages.
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His Ancestors and His House, The First Mansion & One
of the Most Attractive and Beautiful Houses in Phuket.
Unpublished manuscript (written 1998, translated and
edited 2002).
Wong, Suleemarn Naruemol. 2003. The Development
of Phuket Baba Business and their Capital-Patterns: From
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