The Census of British Malaya : (the Straits Settlements, Federated Malay states and protected states of Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Trengganu, and Brunei), 1921 /

Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility.

The laws of the Federated Malay States, 1877-1920;

"Errata and corrigenda," 6 numb. l., inserted in v. 3.

The prevention of malaria in the Federated Malay States : a record of twenty years' progress /

Includes index.

Handbook of the Federated Malay States.

Mode of access: Internet.

Studies from the Institute for Medical Research, Federated Malay States

Mode of access: Internet.

Railways report for the year ...

Federated Malay States Railways became part of the Malayan Railway in 1946.

Bulletin.

At head of title: Department of Agriculture. Federated Malay States.

Bulletin.

At head of title, no. 1-33: Dept. of Agriculture. Federated Malay States; no. 32, 35: Dept. of Agriculture. Federated Malay States & S. S.; no. 34, 36- : Dept. of Agriculture. Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States.

Malay Kingship in Kedah : Religion, Trade, and Society

The book probes and examines traditional sources of royal power and control, as well as indigenous socio-political systems in the Malay world. It is focused on the north-western Malaysian Sultanate of Kedah which is acknowledged as the oldest unbroken independent kingship line in the ‘Malay and Islamic world’ with 1,000 years of history. Little scholarly attention has been paid to its pre-modern history, society, religion, system of government and unique geographic situation, potentially controlling both land and sea lines of communication into the remainder of Southeast Asia. It will thus provide the first comprehensive treatment in English, or other languages, on Kedah’s pre-modern and nineteenth century historiography and can provide a foundation for comparative studies of the various Malay states which is presently lacking. The proposed book also sheds much needed light on a range of important topics in Malay history including: Kedah and the northern Melaka Straits history, colonial expansion and rivalry, Southeast Asian history and politics, interregional migration and the influence of the sea peoples or orang laut, traditional Malay socio-political and economic life, Islamic influences and the course of Thai-Malay relations. The book attempts to offer a new understanding, not only of Kedah, but of the political and cultural development of the entire Malay world and of its relationships with the broader forces in both its continental and maritime settings. It argues that Kedah does not seem to follow, and in fact, often seems to contradict what has been commonly been accepted as the “typical model” of the traditional Malay state. Thus it concludes that the ruling dynasty has historically exploited a wide range of unique environmental conditions, local traditions, global spiritual trends and economic forces to preserve and strengthen its political position. The scope and theme of book The Kedah Sultanate is the oldest unbroken independent kingship lines in the “Malay world” with 1,000 years of history, and arguably one of the oldest in the Islamic world. In this study I examine key geopolitical and spiritual attributes of Malay kingship that have traditionally cemented the ruler, the peoples, and the environment. Brief description of the primary audience for the book: There is little written in English or Malay on Kedah’s pre twentieth century history. The available sources only look at certain aspects of Kedah’s history, are outdated or are confined to a specific period often outside the scope of the book. It is therefore anticipated that the readership and market for the book includes: • Scholars of Southeast Asian history, Islam, kingship, trade. • Academics & Historians (including: Asian, Thai history, Islamic, Maritime, Persian, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Colonial) • Libraries • Students, particularly those in Malaysia (especially the states of Kedah, Perlis and Penang), Thailand and Singapore. • Universities • Scholars and students in Political Science & International Relations

Report on the aculeate Hymenoptera.

From Fasciculi Malayenses. Arthropological and zoological results of an expedition to Perak and the Siamese Malay States, 1901-1902.

Gazetteer.

1. Solomon Islands, Bismarck Archipelago and islands off the southestern end of New Guinea.--2. New Guinea and nearby islands.--3. Lesser Sundas and Moluccas.--4. Hawaiian Islands.--5. Celebes.--6. Caroline, Marianas, Marshall and Gilbert Islands.--7. Islands of the central and south Pacific.--8. Borneo.--9. Java.--10. Sumatra.--11. Malay states.--12. French Indochina and South China Sea.--13. Formosa (Taiwan).--14. Japan.--15. China Coast.

Tuna Fisheries in the Federated States of Micronesia, 1979-90

The management of tuna fisheries in the Federated States of Micronesia since independence in 1979 is reviewed, noting the development, seasonality, and geographic range of the fisheries. The status of stocks, including trends in catch per unit effort and the approach to setting harvest levels for the major species, are also reviewed. Future developments and management aims are discussed.