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436 Contributors Karine DELAYE is Research Associate at the Research Institute on Southeast Asia, Marseilles. She has taught history and geography at the French International School of Kuala Lumpur, and in Mauritius. Her published works include “Slavery and Colonial Representations in Indochina from the Second Part of the Nineteenth to the Beginning of the Twentieth Century”, in The Structure of Slavery in Indian Ocean Africa and Asia, ed. Gwyn Campbell (London: Frank Cass, 2003). She iscurrentlyworkingonaPhDontherelationshipsbetweenFrenchand BritishcoloniesinSoutheastAsia. Nathalie FAU is Associate Professor of Geography at the University of Paris 7 and permanent member of SEDET, French National Centre for ScientificResearch(CNRS).SheobtainedherPhDin2003inGeography from the University of Paris X. Research on the regional organisation of northern Sumatra and the formation of the subregional economic zone in the Straits of Malacca led her to work on Singapore’s regionalisation strategy. Related articles include “Hong Kong et Singapour, des MétropolesTransfrontalières”publishedinEspacesGéographiques3(1999); and “Singapour et son Environnement Régional”, in Asies Nouvelles, ed. MichelFoucher(Paris:Belin,2002). Charles GOLDBLUM is Professor at Institut Français d’Urbanisme, UniversityofParis8,andSeniorResearcheratLaboratoireAsieduSudEst et Monde Austronésien (LASEMA), CNRS. He is a specialist in architectureandurbanplanning.WithAnnikOsmont,heco-editedVilles 16SS21c.indd436 7/27/1011:53:29AM Contributors 437 etCitadinsdanslaMondialisation(Paris:Karthala-GEMDEV,2003).His articlesinclude“L’AsieduSud-estdansl’UniversUrbaindesMétropoles”, in LesTrèsGrandesConcentrationsUrbaines, ed. P Bruyelle (Liège: Sedès -Dossiers des Images Économiques du Monde, 2000), and (with Wong TaiChee),“TheChina—SingaporeSuzhouIndustrialPark:ATurnkey ProductofSingapore?”publishedinTheGeographicalReview90(January 2000). Karl HACK is Chair of the Empire course at the Open University, United Kingdom. He previously spent a decade, latterly as Associate Professor,attheNationalInstituteofEducation,NanyangTechnological University, Singapore. His books include Forgotten Captives in Japanese Occupied Asia (London: RoutledgeCurzon, 2008, co-edited with Kevin Blackburn),ColonialArmiesinSoutheastAsia(London:RoutledgeCurzon, 2006,co-editedwithTobiasRettig),DidSingaporeHavetoFall?(London: RoutledgeCurzon, 2004, co-authored with Kevin Blackburn), Dialogues with Chin Peng: New Light on the Malayan Communist Party (Singapore: SingaporeUniversityPress,2004,co-editedwithC.C.Chin),andDefence and Decolonisation in Southeast Asia (Richmond: Curzon, 2001). He is currentlyworkingonSingaporeasanAsia-Pacificandimperialcity,war andmemory,thehistoryofimperialism,andlowintensityconflict. Derek HENG is Assistant Professor in the Department of History, Ohio State University, USA, where he teaches premodern Asian history, historical thought and methodology, and world history before AD 1500. He researches on the premodern economic interaction between Southeast Asia and China, premodern state formation of coastal portstates in Maritime Southeast Asia and the historiography of Singapore’s past.His publications include Sino-Malay Trade and Diplomacy in the 10ththroughthe14thCenturyAD(Athens:OhioUniversityPress,2009), ReframingSingapore:Memory,IdentityandTrans-Regionalism(Amsterdam: AmsterdamUniversityPress,2009,co-editedwithSyedMuhdKhairudin Aljunied), and NewPerspectivesandSourcesontheHistoryofSingapore:A Multi-DisciplinaryApproach(Singapore:NationalLibraryBoard,2006). KWA Chong Guan is affiliated with the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University andtheDepartmentofHistoryattheNationalUniversityofSingapore. He was previously with the old Department of Strategic Studies at 16SS21c.indd437 7/27/1011:53:30AM [18.116.13.113] Project MUSE (2024-04-25 03:15 GMT) 438 Contributors the SAFTI Military Institute, and the School of Arts at the National InstituteofEducation.KwastartedhiscareerintheMinistryofForeign Affairs and the Ministry of Defence before being assigned to reorganise the old Oral History Centre at the National Archives of Singapore, and theNationalMuseum.Hehelpedtotransformthelatterintoitscurrent three museums under the National Heritage Board. He continues to be associatedwiththesemuseumsasamemberoftheNationalHeritageBoard andisChairmanoftheNationalArchivesBoard.Hislatestpublications includeSingapore:A700YearHistory:FromEarlyEmporiumtoWorldCity (Singapore:NationalArchives...