of religion in contemporary Asia. Compiled and introduced by Bryan S. Turner and Oscar
Salemink, the Handbook contains specially written chapters by experts in their respective …

This article draws from an ethnographic case study of a group of Thai-Sikh diaspora
students in an International college of a Thai Public university. It examines the issues related …

Although evidence points to Sikhs being present on the day that Hong Kong became a
British territory, Sikhs in Hong Kong remain a relatively unexamined group. Based on data …

With a population of around 25 million, the Sikhs constitute a small but distinctive religious
group in the world today. 1 Even though Sikhs do not have a nation-state in which they are …

Despite their long-established presence in Southeast Asia, particularly in Singapore,
Thailand, Malaysia and Hong Kong, Southeast Asia has not yet been a site for sustained …

How does one see what one cannot see? With the objective to move past the orientalizing
visual gaze–of exotic temples, food and turbans–this study instead draws attention to the …

The historical and contemporary migrations of peoples from China and India are major
movements of people that have changed the world significantly. Such migrations have …