Including:

1) Lawrence W. Crissman, Cornell University: 'The segmentary structure of urban overseas communities'. (Extract from: 'Some aspects of the concept, plural society', pp. 179-83).

2) K. Das: A tense fight in Sarawak: Rahman Yaakub faces a strong opposition challenge in the State election. FEER, 14 September, 1979, p. 44.

3) K. Das: 'Rahman faces a cold breeze'. (On the Sarawak Chief Minister). FEER, 12 September, 1980, p. 32.

4) K. Das: 'Yaakub's waiting game'. FEER, 10 August, 1979, pp. 20-1.

5) K. Das: 'Case of the expelled correspondent'. FEER, 28 September, 1979, p. 22.

6) R.K. Denton: 'If there were no Malays, where would the Semai be?' Contributions to Asian Studies, 7, Leiden, 1975, pp. 50-64.

7) Otto C. Doering III: 'Government in Sarawak under Charles Brooke'. JMBRAS 39, (2) 1966, pp. 95-107.

8) Richard C. Fidler: 'Some games in Kanowit Bazaar'. SMJ XIX (38-39), 1971, pp. 331-46.

9) Jonathan Freedman. Book reviews.

10) W.R. Geddes: 'Land tenure of the Land Dayaks'. SMJ VI (4), 1954, pp. 42-51.

11) James R. Hipkins: 'The history of the Chinese in Borneo'. SMJ XIX (38-9), 1971, pp. 109- 35.

12) Charles Hirschman: 'Political independence and educational opportunity in Peninsula Malaysia'. Sociology of Education, 52, 1979, pp. 67-83.

13) H.S. Morris: 'In the wake of mechanization: sago and society in Sarawak'. (In: Robert J. Smith, ed.: 'Social organization and the applications of Anthropology', Cornell UP: Ithaca, 1974, pp. 273-301).

14) Victor T. King: 'Land settlement schemes and the alleviation of rural poverty in Sarawak, East Malaysia'. pp. 71-99.

15) 'Symbols of social differentiation: a comparative investigation of signs, the signified and symbolic meanings in Borneo'.

16) Michael Leigh: 'Is there development in Sarawak?' Political goals and practice. pp. 339- 79.

17) Craig A. Lockard: 'Charles Brooke'. (See DRB 20/1/1).