Including:

1) D. K. Bassett: South-East Asian studies in the United Kingdom. Draft of a paper for presentation at the Conference. Typescript, 4 + 20ff., A4. (See also: A.27). (Attached is a letter of Professor Tunku Shamsul Bahrin, Chairman of the Organizing Committee, University Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, to Dr Bassett, dated 27 Aug 1977)

2) A draft of no. 1. Ts., 10ff., A4

3) Extracts from: School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London: Prospectus of the Department of History (? 1977). Ts., photocopy, 17ff., fcp.

4) South-East Asia Courses at SOAS, CSEAS, Hull, and CSEAS, Kent. DKB. Manuscript notes. 6ff., A5 and 13ff., A4

5) Tan Ta-Sen (Co-ordinator, Southeast Asian Studies Programme, Nanyang University, Singapore): Language policies in Insular Southeast Asia: a comparative study. (Relates to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore). Reproduced from typescript, 18pp., A4

6) Yoji Akashi (Center for Japanese Studies, Nanza University, Nagoya): The Koa Kurenjo, 1942-45: a case study of cultural propagation and conflict under the Japanese occupation of Malaya. Ts., 27pp., qto.

7) Parumal Kumar Das (School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi): Dimensions of conflict in Southeast Asia since the Vietnam War. Ts., 19pp., qto.

8) Harsja W. Bachtiar: Southeast Asian Studies in Indonesia. Typescript, 19ff., fcp.