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Consultant,
Private Archives, ISEAS Library
Ms Ch’ng Kim See stepped down as
Head, ISEAS Library on 28 September 2011 after 23 years
at the helm.
She has assumed a part-time appointment as Consultant to
the Institute’s Private Archives project at the ISEAS
Library.
Head, ISEAS
Library
Ms Zaleha Tamby, formerly Senior
Librarian, has taken over as the Head, ISEAS Library
from 29 September 2011.
H.
S. Lee Private Archives List
The
Library has just digitized the preliminary index
(working copy) of the H. S. Lee Private Archives.
The Index is arranged according to Folio numbers.
Hot/Cold Water Dispenser Facility outside the ISEAS
Library
Locker Room
There being no convenient facility
nearby, the Library is pleased to provide a Hot/Cold
water dispenser facility outside the ISEAS
Library Locker Room for all to use. Instant
beverages such as coffee, tea, green tea or milo
together with creamer, sugar, etc., are available
from $0.50 to $1.00 depending on your needs at the
Library Circulation/Information Desk. Garden chairs
are available along the corridor for you to enjoy
your cuppa alfresco.
We strive to provide a more pleasant
experience for library users and we look forward to
see you more often!
Fumigation Services
The
ISEAS Library offers state of the art
fumigation service at minimal cost to libraries, institutions and
individuals in Singapore.
The
fumigation chamber is automated. It uses nitrogen gas to
suffocate insects in all stages of their development and
kill fungus as well. There is no chemical residue on the surface
of the materials after fumigation, hence it is
environmentally safe for both human and material.
Please contact
Ms Zaleha Tamby at 68702440 or email zaleha@iseas.edu.sg
for more information and quotation. Please give one
week's advanced notice.
Exchange List
We
have duplicate titles for exchange with Institutions
that have publications on Southeast Asia in the field of
Applied Social Sciences (i.e. politics, strategic,
economics, social and cultural issues). If your
Institution would like to exchange relevant publications
with us, please refer to our Exchange List for our
titles. Please send your list of titles for our
selection and confirmation before the exchange can take
effect, to Ms Sin Lai Lai at libser1@iseas.edu.sg
Penang
Studies Collection
Titles in the Penang Studies Collection at
ISEAS Library are listed in a folder in the ISEAS
Library’s SEALion online catalogue (http://iseas.sirsidynix.net.au/)
. This is an ongoing project which is a collaboration
between SERI (Socio-Economic & Environmental
Research Institute - Institut Kajian Sosio-Ekonomi &
Alam Sekitar,) of Penang (http://www.seri.com.my)
and ISEAS Library,
Institute
of
Southeast Asian Studies
,
Singapore
(http://www.iseas.edu.sg/library.html)
. The project arose in response to a request by SERI to
develop a Penang Studies Collection at the ISEAS
Library. SERI will regularly send their publications for
inclusion in the Collection. Comments are welcome.
Please let us know of any gaps, or suggestions of
titles. Deposit or donation of titles not in our
collection is welcome. Contact: iseaslib@iseas.edu.sg
This list, compiled
from the ISEAS Library’s online catalogue SEALion,
is in two parts, formatted as a bibliography according
to types of materials and subject. It includes all
languages that the Library collects. Part I contains
titles on reference resources and general books. Part II
contains journals and newspaper tiles and journal
articles. This list is updated on the first working day
of every month.
Rarebook
List from 1688-1922
The
Library has compiled a list of rarebooks ranging from
1688-1922.
Film Screening/Viewing Film
screening for private research purposes is available at
ISEAS Library. Please call Ms Susan Low @ 68702452 or
email to lowsusan@iseas.edu.sg
for further enquiries and appointment.
Library’s
Bibliographies and Catalogue for Sale or Exchange
 The
S. Rajaratnam Collection in the ISEAS Library Singapore a catalogue.
Singapore:
ISEAS Library, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
2007. xviii, 428 p.; 23 cm. (ISEAS Library bibliography
series; 24)
ISBN
9789812304445 (pbk.); 9789812304452 (hbk.)
Contact Ms Ho Swee Ann at 68702440 or email hosa@iseas.edu.sg
Mr
S. Rajaratnam, Singapore’s first and longest-serving
Foreign Minister, upon his retirement active
politics, spent ten years (1988–1997) as Distinguished
Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian
Studies (ISEAS), Singapore. He died on 22 February 2006
at the age of 91 years. He was an avid reader and
accumulated nearly 5,000 volumes of books in his private
library. His family donated the entire collection to
ISEAS Library.
This
publication is a catalogue of Rajaratnam’s eclectic
collection, a selection of which is on open display at
the ISEAS Library, as part of a permanent exhibit
highlighting Rajaratnam’s life and contributions to
Singapore and the ASEAN region.
 S.
Rajaratnam a bibliography. Compiled
by Gandhimathy Durairaj. Edited by Linda Yip Seong
Chun.
Singapore: ISEAS Library, Institute of
Southeast Asian Studies, 2007. xviii, 103 p.; 58 cm.
(ISEAS Library bibliography series; 23)
ISBN
9789812304360 (hbk.); 9789812304414 (pbk.)
For sale US$25.00 (pbk.)/US$45.00 (hbk.)
Contact Ms Ho Swee
Ann at 68702440 or email hosa@iseas.edu.sg
This
compilation brings together all of Rajaratnam’s
works throughout his
distinguished career as a journalist, politician and
scholar. Also included are citations, eulogies and
tributes to Rajaratnam after his death in 2006. The
book will be a very useful reference source to
researchers interested in Singapore foreign policy,
history and culture.
 Bibliography
of ASEAN-China relations.
Compiled
by LindaYip Seong Chun.
Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,
2006. viii, 165 p.; 24 cm.
ISBN 9812303804 (hbk.)
For sale US34.90
Contact
ISEAS Publication Unit at 68702447 or email publish@iseas.edu.sg
This bibliography contains the most comprehensive
list of 999 titles in English covering relations between
ASEAN and China. Also included is an author index. It is
an indispensable source for researchers interested in
the relations between ASEAN and China
Other
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