Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia Issue 38
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University proudly presents the special issue (38) of Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia (1 June 2024) titled “Health, Border, and Marginality: Toward Transdisciplinarity.” We have nine articles. In this issue, Decha Tangseefa serves as the Guest Editor.

Contents

Critical Counterpoints: Human-mosquito relations from the Thai-Myanmar borderlands to Singapore
Tomas Cole

The crime of caring
Vincen Gregory Yu, MD

(Health) care and family (planning) of undocumented people along state borders
Miriam Jaehn

Circumventing undocumented-ness: Ethnic migrants along the Thai-Burma border pursue multiple mobilities
Siu-hei Lai

Experiences in temporary host countries and their impact on integrating resettled refugees
Jeonghyeon Kim

Enriching the land discourse from the Thai-Myanmar Border
Yi-Chin Wu

The Mae La “Temporary Shelter Area” as migration infrastructure & (im)mobility of people on the move
Busarin Lertchavalitsakul

Intersections of health, border, and marginality: Field research enriches understanding of Japanese engagement with post-coup Myanmar
Ryuji Hattori

International relations research and borderland as inhabited space
Tomoko Takahashi