Southeast Asia 
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SOURCE: Made by History at The Washington Post
10/29/2020
The History of Hmong Americans Explains why they Might Decide the Election
by Melissa Borja
Hmong refugees were resettled in the United States after participating as US allies in military operations in Laos. American policy of dispersing refugees in small groups away from coastal areas created Hmong communities in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
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2/9/20
The Making of a Periphery
by Ulbe Bosma
How did the once-prosperous islands of Southeast Asia transform into a “peripheral” region?
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11/24/19
Trump Skips ASEAN Summit, Continuing a Presidential Tradition
by Ang Cheng Guan
President Trump’s decision to skip the ASEAN meetings in Southeast Asia this month must feel like déjà vu to the leaders in the region.
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SOURCE: Before the Quagmire
6/18/19
New Evidence on the US Response to Decolonization in Indonesia, Southeast Asia
Written by William J. Rust, The Mask of Neutrality: The United States and Decolonization in Indonesia, 1942–1950 examines three periods of America’s evolving engagement with Indonesia and the groups battling for control there.
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6/16/19
The Origins of American Hegemony in East and Southeast Asia – And Why China Challenges It Today
by Wen-Qing Ngoei
Examining the origins of American hegemony in this region helps us better understand the history of the Cold War.
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