Michelle Ann Miller is a Research Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore. She previously taught at Deakin University and Charles Darwin University. Michelle is the author of Rebellion and Reform in Indonesia (2009), and has published articles and book chapters on decentralization, minority rights, the politics of Islamic law, urban-rural relations and conflict-related issues.

• 1. Ethnic Minorities in Asia: Inclusion or Exclusion? Michelle Ann Miller 2. Post-Colonial States, Ethnic Minorities and Separatist Conflicts: Case Studies from South-East and South Asia Damien Kingsbury 3. Perpetually Temporary: Citizenship and Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia Stefan Ehrentraut 4. Why scholars of minority rights in Asia should recognize the limits of Western models Michelle Ann Miller 5. Integration, Minorities and the Rhetoric of Civilization: The Case of British Pakistani Muslims and Malay Muslims in Singapore Gabriele Marranci 6. Informal Citizenship: The Malay Dilemma in Thailand Duncan McCargo 7. Indigenous Peoples’ rights: Contrasting Experiences in Indonesia and the Philippines Jacques Bertrand

Michelle Ann Miller is a Research Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore. She previously taught at Deakin University and Charles Darwin University. Michelle is the author of Rebellion and Reform in Indonesia (2009), and has published articles and book chapters on decentralization, minority rights, the politics of Islamic law, urban-rural relations and conflict-related issues.

• 1. Ethnic Minorities in Asia: Inclusion or Exclusion? Michelle Ann Miller 2. Post-Colonial States, Ethnic Minorities and Separatist Conflicts: Case Studies from South-East and South Asia Damien Kingsbury 3. Perpetually Temporary: Citizenship and Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia Stefan Ehrentraut 4. Why scholars of minority rights in Asia should recognize the limits of Western models Michelle Ann Miller 5. Integration, Minorities and the Rhetoric of Civilization: The Case of British Pakistani Muslims and Malay Muslims in Singapore Gabriele Marranci 6. Informal Citizenship: The Malay Dilemma in Thailand Duncan McCargo 7. Indigenous Peoples’ rights: Contrasting Experiences in Indonesia and the Philippines Jacques Bertrand

Michelle Ann Miller is a Research Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore. She previously taught at Deakin University and Charles Darwin University. Michelle is the author of Rebellion and Reform in Indonesia (2009), and has published articles and book chapters on decentralization, minority rights, the politics of Islamic law, urban-rural relations and conflict-related issues.

• 1. Ethnic Minorities in Asia: Inclusion or Exclusion? Michelle Ann Miller 2. Post-Colonial States, Ethnic Minorities and Separatist Conflicts: Case Studies from South-East and South Asia Damien Kingsbury 3. Perpetually Temporary: Citizenship and Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia Stefan Ehrentraut 4. Why scholars of minority rights in Asia should recognize the limits of Western models Michelle Ann Miller 5. Integration, Minorities and the Rhetoric of Civilization: The Case of British Pakistani Muslims and Malay Muslims in Singapore Gabriele Marranci 6. Informal Citizenship: The Malay Dilemma in Thailand Duncan McCargo 7. Indigenous Peoples’ rights: Contrasting Experiences in Indonesia and the Philippines Jacques Bertrand