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Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
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Continuing resourceAnalytics: Show analyticsPublisher: JSTOR ISSN: 07412037.Subject(s): Asian StudiesSummary: Published from 1983-2008, Crossroads was a peer-reviewed journal that provided an interdisciplinary cross-section of solid scholarship that specialized in the countries of Southeast Asia. It also maintained a book review program. During the time of its publications, Crossroads established a reputation as a site for presenting stimulating new work and promoting a diversity of views arising from direct experience of Southeast Asian life and materials.
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Published from 1983-2008, Crossroads was a peer-reviewed journal that provided an interdisciplinary cross-section of solid scholarship that specialized in the countries of Southeast Asia. It also maintained a book review program. During the time of its publications, Crossroads established a reputation as a site for presenting stimulating new work and promoting a diversity of views arising from direct experience of Southeast Asian life and materials.
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