Documentation

BIBLIOGRAPHY

I can provide books and documents on Southeast Asia before and during the trips proposed in this site.

I have collected them in various research institutes specialized on Southeast Asia studies such as: H.M. Sirindhorn anthropology Center in Bangkok, French cultural Center Vientiane, Thammasat University Bangkok, INALCO (Institute of oriental studies) Paris, IUED Geneva, Museum of Geneva.

-The peoples of Laos. Rural and ethnic diversities. Laurent Chazée. White Lotus edition 1999. One of the best study on ethnic groups.(see pictures1) (see pictures2)

-Stalking the elephant kings, in search of Laos. Christopher Kremmer. Silkworm books Chiang Mai 1997.

-Historical dictionary of Laos. Martin Stuart-Fox and Mary Kooyman. The Scarecrow Press Inc 1992

-The Ramayana. R.K Narayan. A shortened modern prose version of the Indian epic. Tamil version. Penguin books.

-A history of Laos. Martin Stuart-Fox. Cambridge University Press.

-Basic needs for resettled communities in the Lao PDR. Yves Goudineau. UNDP, UNESCO, Ministry of Education.

-Women in rice fields and offices: irrigation in Laos. Dr Loes Shenk-Sanbergen and Outhaki Choulamany-Khampoui. Empowerment edition, Heilo the Netherlands.

-Betel cutters. Henry Brownrigg. Thames&Hudson edition. History of betel.

-Wildlife trade in Asia. Article of IIAS Newsletter no 20 November 1999.Mills J.A and C. Servheen. The Asian trade in bears and bear parts.

-Journey through Burma in 1936 by H.R.H. Prince Damrong Rajanubab of Thailand. River books editions.

-Land of jade: journey through insurgent Burma by Bertil Linter. Kiscadale publications.

-Folk elements in Burmese Buddhism. Maung Htin Aung.

-Twilight over Burma. My life as a Shan princess. Inge Sargent. Silkworm books.