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Production Networks in Southeast Asia

Lili Yan Ing and Fukunari Kimura

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This book answers the recently topical questions of how China's processed trade affects the trade of...

The Filipino Family Cookbook: Recipes and Stories from Our Home Kitchen

Angelo Comsti

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Bestselling cookbook author and food writer Angelo Comsti follows up his bestselling book From Our...

Aswang (1992)

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This Filipino vampire film co-directed by Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes tells the story of an aswang,...

Viu

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What's New ◎ Performance improvement. This version of Viu App is dedicated for iPhone user Viu...

Blood and Silk: Power and Conflict in Modern Southeast Asia

Michael Vatikiotis

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A powerful examination of the conflicts in Southeast Asia that risk destabilising its remarkable...

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South - East Asian Soups: Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia

Terry Tan

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Throughout south-east Asia, soups and broths are designed to cleanse the mouth and refresh the...

US Destroyers 1942-45: Wartime Classes

Paul Wright and Dave McComb

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Since the beginning of the 20th century, destroyers have been all-purpose ships, playing vital roles...

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The Farm

Joanne Ramos | 2019 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry

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"A dystopian novel that feels like it could be happening today, where women who either can’t or won’t carry their own pregnancies rent the wombs of a hand-picked cohort of gestational surrogates, who spend their nine months being closely monitored in a posh resort that’s like Canyon Ranch meets the panopticon. The story follows Jane, a poor surrogate from the Philippines, desperate to obtain a better life for her daughter, and the women around her, from the older nanny who hooks her up with the gig to the wealthy young striver who dreamed up the business to a fellow surrogate who has reasons of her own for participating in the project. Nobody’s motives are pure and, when one of the surrogates threatens to expose the Farm, it turns out that the business of surrogacy is as complicated as motherhood itself."

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