Including:

1) Conference Programme. 3ff.

2) D. K. Bassett: The British colonial legacy in South-East Asia. 4ff. (8pp.). Together with drafts, typescript and manuscript, 32ff., including 3 tables. (For the full text, see: A.29. Britain and South-East Asia. CSEAS, University of Hull, Occasional Paper No. 13, 1986, pp.29-47. This publication contained five papers from the Conference, as noted in the succeeding entries)

3) Judy Stowe (Far Eastern Service, BBC): Relations between Thailand and Britain, Sep 1945. 5ff. (10pp.) (See: A.29, pp.48-64)

4) Louis Allen (University of Durham): The road from Mandalay: the British leave Burma. (Summary of the paper) 1f. (2pp.) (The full text, retitled: 'Leaving the sinking ship': a comment on Burma and the end of Empire, was published in A.29, pp.65-78)

5) A. J. Stockwell (Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, London): British imperial strategy and decolonization in Malaysia. 5ff., = 9pp., + Appendix, 2ff. & ms. note, 1f. (A revised version of this paper: British imperial strategy and decolonization in South-East Asia, 1947-1957, was published in A.29, pp.79-90)

6) Ralph Smith (SOAS): The evolution of British scholarship on South-East Asia, 1820-1970: Is there a British tradition in South-East Asian Studies? 17ff. (33pp.) (Published in A.29, pp.1-28)

7) A. G. B. Yong: British trade with South-East Asia, and its links with education. Synopsis and tables, 2ff., & full text, 14ff.

8) C. J. Christie: The British literature on decolonization in South-East Asia. 7ff. (14pp.)