Community and Nation : China, Southeast Asia and Australia Book

	Preface
1	The Origins of Hua-Chiao	1
2	A Short History of the Nanyang Chinese	11
3	The Limits of Nanyang Chinese Nationalism, 1912-1937	40
4	The Study of the Southeast Asian Past	58
5	Southeast Asia in the 9th and 14th Centuries	67
6	Early Ming Relations with Southeast Asia: A Background Essay	77
7	China and Southeast Asia 1402-1424	108
8	The Opening of Relations between China and Malacca 1403-1405	131
9	The First Three Rulers of Malacca	147
10	The Melayu in Hai-Kuo Wen-Chien Lu	158
11	Migration Patterns in History: Malaysia and the Region	168
12	Malayan Nationalism	187
13	Malaysia: Contending Elites	197
14	Reflections on Malaysian Elites	216
15	Traditional Leadership in a New Nation: The Chinese in Malaya and Singapore	236
16	Chinese Politics in Malaya	251
17	A Short Introduction to Chinese Writing in Malaya	281
18	'Are Indonesian Chinese Unique?': Some Observations	287
19	Trade and Cultural Values: Australia and the Four Dragons	301
20	The Life of William Liu: Australian and Chinese Perspectives	314
21	The China-Japan Relationship: Implications for Australia	326
22	Asian Perceptions of Australia - What Asians will see	339
	Index	345