Volker Grabowsky. ed. Southeast Asian Historiography Unravelling the Myths: Essays in honour of Barend Jan Terwiel. 

Bangkok: River Books. 2011. 

  1. Siam’s Colonial Conditions and the Birth of Thai History (Thongchai Winichakul)

  2. Using Ockam’s Razor with Respect to the Ram Khamhaeng Controversy (Barend Jan Terwiel)

  3. Recent Historiographical Discourses in the Lao Democratic People’s Republic (Volker Grabowsky)

  4. Thai-Japanese Relations during the Pacific War: An Analysis of Thai History Textbooks (Hungguk Cho)

  5. ‘Wild People’ at the Edge of Thai Society: Thai Conceptions versus Constructions of Space and History by Hmong and Karen

(Roland Mischung)

  6. Monks and Magic Revisited (Boike Rehbein)

  7. Polluted Identities: Ethnic Diversity and the Constitution of Northern Thai Beliefs on Gender (Katherine A. Bowie)

  8. Thai Buddhist Studies and the Authority of the Pāli Canon (Martin Seeger)

 9. Conflict and Commerce in the Gulf of Siam. C. 1629-1642: Using Dutch Documents to ‘De-centre’ Ayutthayan History (Dhiravat Na Pombejra)

10. Eurasian Interactions: Siam and the Dutch East India Company during the 17^th Century (Marc Grey)

11. Suspicious Friends: Siamese Warfare and the Portuguese (c. 1540-1700) (Sven Trakulhun)

12. Knowledge and Interest in Cornelis van Nijenroode’s Early Dutch Treatise on Siam, 1621 (Han ten Brummelhuis)

13. Chinese (Stereo-) Types in German Accounts of the East Indies in the 17^th and 18^th Centuries (Mary Somers Heidhues)

14. ‘Malay Politeness’ versus ‘Chinese Bluntness’? Rhetorical Strategies of Historical Letters from West Java in Comparison (Arndt Graf)

15. Shame, Savings, and Colonial Expansion: Patterns of Migration and Family Structure in Sumatra and Java, 1800-1950 (Peter Boomgaard)

16. Behind the Smoke of ‘Myth’ and ‘Counter-myth’: Contours of What Happened in Burma in 1988 (Hans-Bernd Zöllner)

17. Nay Pyi Taw – The Reality and Myths of Capitals in Myanmar (Uta Gärtner)

18. Mythic History: Representations of the Vietnamese Past in the Collection ‘Linh Nam chich quai’ (Thomas Engelbert)

19. Towards a Maritime History of Vietnam: Seventeenth-century Vietnamese-Dutch Confrontations (John Kleinen)

20. Thai-Vietnamese Relations in the First Half of the 19^th Centurt as Seen through Vietnamese Official Documents (Nguyen The Anh)

21. The Year 1956 in Vietnamese Historiography and Popular Discourse: The Resilence of Myths (Martin Groβheim)