1968 Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. SEATO Record 7(6): 30-31.

1970a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Society and Economy in North Thailand. Chiang Mai: Tribal Research Centre. 2 Vols. mimeographed, xxv + 580 pp.

1970b The La Hu Nyi (Red La Hu) New Year Celebrations. Journal of the Siam Society 58(1): 1-44.

1972a Blessing Feasts and Ancestor Propitiation among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu). Journal of the Siam Society 60(1): 345-73.

1972b Aw ha hku ve: The Lahu Nyi Rite for the Recall of a Wandering Soul. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society no.1, 1972: 16-29.

1973 Lahu Illusions. Far Eastern Economic Review, 5 March 1973, 46-7.

1974a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) New Year Texts - I. Journal of the Siam Society 62(1): 1-26.

1974b Three Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Marriage Prayers: Lahu Texts and Ethnographic Notes. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society no.1, 1974: 44-49.

1974c Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Tests of Innocence: Ethnographic Notes and Lahu Texts. Acta Orientalia (Copenhagen) 36: 209-224.

1974d Messianic Movements among the Lahu of the Yunnan-Indochina Borderlands. Southeast Asia: An International Quarterly 3(2): 699-711.

1974e The Divisions of the Lahu People. Journal of the Siam Society 62(2): 253-68.

1975a Messianic Movements among the Lahu of the Yunnan-Indochina Borderlands. In Anthropology and Linguistics: A Reader and Workbook, Alain Y. Dessaint and Ernest C. Migliazza, eds. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co. 187-191.

1975b Lahu: Burma, China. In Family of Man: Peoples of the World, How and Where They Live. London: Marshall Cavendish. 5(62): 1719-21.

1975c The Lahu People: An Introduction. In Farmers in the Hills: Ethnographic Notes on the Upland Peoples of North Thailand. Penang: Universiti Sains Malaysia Press on behalf of the School of Comparative Social Sciences, 111-26 (Republished 1981, Taipei: The Chinese Association for Folklore, Asian Folklore and Social Life Monographs, no. 105; republished 1986, Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books.)

1975d Ban Luang: A Lahu Nyi Village. In Farmers in the Hills: Ethnographic Notes on the Upland Peoples of North Thailand. Penang: Universiti Sains Malaysia Press on behalf of the School of Comparative Social Sciences, 127-37. (Republished 1981, Taipei: The Chinese Association for Folklore, Asian Folklore and Social Life Monographs, no. 105; republished 1986, Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books.)

1975e Sheh-Kaw Shi-Nyi: A Lahu Nyi Agricultural Festival. In Farmers in the Hills: Ethnographic Notes on the Upland Peoples of North Thailand. Penang: Universiti Sains Malaysia Press on behalf of the School of Comparative Social Sciences, 139-48. (Republished 1981, Taipei: The Chinese Association for Folklore, Asian Folklore and Social Life Monographs, no. 105; republished 1986, Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books.)

1975f The Lahu Na (Black Lahu) Christian Community at Huai Tadt: Some notes. In Farmers in the Hills: Ethnographic Notes on the Upland Peoples of North Thailand. Penang: Universiti Sains Malaysia Press on behalf of the School of Comparative Social Sciences, 149-155. (Republished 1981, Taipei: The Chinese Association for Folklore, Asian Folklore and Social Life Monographs, no. 105; republished 1986, Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books.)

1975g The Lahu of the Yunnan-Indochina Borderlands: An Introduction. Folk 16-17: 329-44.

1975h Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) New Year Texts - II. Journal of the Siam Society 63(2): 161-98.

1975i The Renaming and Ritual Adoption of a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Child: A Lahu Text and Ethnographic Background. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 10: 185-9.

1976a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) New Year Texts - III. Journal of Siam Society 64(1): 1-40.

1976b Jaw Te Meh Jaw Ve: Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rites of Spirit Exorcism in North Thailand. Anthropos 71: 377-422.

1976c A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite of Divorce: A Lahu Text with Ethnographic Notes. Acta Orientalia 37: 177-82.

1976d Mvuh Nyi Ne Cai Ve: A Lahu (Red Lahu) Rite to Propitiate the Sun Spirit: Ethnographic Notes and Lahu Texts. Acta Ethnographica Academiae Scientarium Hungaricae 25(1-2): 166-70.

1976e A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Prayer at Childbirth: Lahu Text and Brief Ethnographic Note. Journal of the Siam Society 64(2): 139-50.

1976f The Swidden Economy of a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Community in North Thailand. Folk 18: 145-88.

1976g Sha Law Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Prayer for Game: Two Lahu Texts and an Ethnographic Background. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 12: 215-26.

1976h Law Ne Cai Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite to Propitiate the Water Spirit: Five Lahu Texts and an Ethnographic Background. Baessler-Archiv 24: 429-52.

1977a A La Mi Shi Jaw Ne Cai Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite to Propitiate the Rainbow Spirit: Lahu Text with Ethnographic Commentary. Journal of the Siam Society 65(1): 227-38.

1977b Chaw G'u K'ai Leh Hk'aw Ne Cai Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite of Spirit Propitiation: Lahu Text and Ethnographic Background. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 14: 133-43.

1977c The Propitiation of the Lightning Spirit in a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Community in North Thailand: Four Lahu Texts with an Ethnographic Introduction. Acta Orientalia 38: 209-229.

1977d Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rites to Propitiate the Hill Spirit: Ethnographic Notes and Lahu Texts. Asiatische Studien 31(1): 55-79.

1977e Propitiating the House Spirit among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) of Northern Thailand: Three Lahu Texts with an Ethnographic Introduction. Bulletin of the Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica 44: 47-60.

1978a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Farming Rites. Anthropos 73: 717-36.

1978b Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Funerary Chants: Two Lahu Texts with a Brief Ethnographic Introduction. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society no. 2, 1978: 163-70.

1978c A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Headman's Purificatory Prayer. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 15: 267-72.

1978d Na Ha Hku Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite to Recall the Soul of a Gun - Two Lahu Texts and an Ethnographic Background. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 16: 120-33.

1978e Une Race de Montagnards: Les "Lahous." Feuilles Missionnaires no. 94: 19-26.

1979a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Farming Rites - II. Anthropos 74: 697-716.

1979b A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Purificatory Rite: Two Lahu Texts and an Ethnographic Background, Acta Orientalia (Copenhagen) 40: 193-204.

1980a The Production and Use of Opium in the Northern Thai Uplands: An Introduction. Journal of Contemporary South-East Asia 2(2): 135-54.

1980b A Ha Mvuh K'aw Ne K'o Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite of Spirit Propitiation. Acta Ethnographica Academiae Scientarium Hungaricae 29: 545-9.

1980c Eating the New Rice: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Festival: Five Lahu Texts and an Ethnographic Background. Journal of Oriental Studies (Hong Kong) 18(1-2): 35-60.

1980d Hk'aw K'o Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite of Spirit Exorcism. Oriens Extremus 27(2): 227- 48.

1980e Lahu Zu De Zhi Xi [The Branches of the Lahu People]. Minzu Yicong [Ethnological Translations]) (Beijing) 2: 57-61. (Translation into Chinese of WALKER 1974e.)

1980f La Vie au Village: Chez les Lahous Nyi du Nord de la Thailande: (1) Le Cadre. Feuilles Missionnaires no. 102: 17-24.

1981a La Vie au Village: Chez les Lahous Nyi du Nord de la Thailande: (2) Les Villageois, leur habillement et leurs outils. Feuilles Missionnaires no. 104: 21-26.

1981b The New Year - Lahu Style. The Asia Magazine (Hong Kong), 15 Aug. 1982, 13-15.

1981c Aspects du Nouvel An Chez les Lahous Nyi du Nord de la Thailande, Feuilles Missionnaires no. 107:

1981d Two Rites of Spirit Exorcism among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) in Northern Thailand. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 21: 143-53.

1981e Shi Nyi: Merit Days among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) in Northern Thailand. Anthropos 76: 665-706.

1981f A Va Ne Leu Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rite to Propitiate the Spirit of an Abandoned Buddhist Shrine. Oriens Extremus 28 (2): 217-27.

1982a A Ha Suh Ta Ne K'o Ve: Propitiating the A Ha Tree Spirit among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) in North Thailand. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 23: 155-61.

1982b Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Officials and their Ordination Ceremonies. Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 1: 102-125.

1983c Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rites for Establishing a New Village. Journal of the Siam Society 71(1- 2): 149-208.

1983d Traditional Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Rites of Sorcery and Counter Sorcery. Journal of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo) 26: 33-68

1983e The Lahu People: An Introduction. In Highlanders of Thailand, John McKinnon and Wanat Bhruksasri, eds. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press. 227-37.

1983f Shi Nyi: Les 'Jours de Merites' Chez les Lahous Nyi du Nord de la Thailande, Feuilles Missionnaires no. 110: 18-24.

1984a Meritorious Ways of the Lahu. The Asia Magazine (Hong Kong), 15 January 1984 34-36.

1984b Shi Nyi Lon: Great Merit Days among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) People of North Thailand. Asian Folklore Studies 43(1): 275-302.

1984c Honouring the Ancestral Spirits at New Year time among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) People of North Thailand. Asian Culture (Singapore) 4: 55-62.

1984d Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) New Year Celebrations in North Thailand: Ethnographic and Textual Materials. Taipei: The Orient Cultural Service, Asian Folklore and Social Life Monograph no. 107.

1985a Sha La Te Ve: The Building of a Merit Shelter among the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) of the Northern Thai Uplands. Asian Folklore Studies 44(1): 51-80.

1985b Jaw Pa Jaw Ma Ga Ve: A Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Exorcistic Text from North Thailand. Asian Culture (Singapore) 5: 35-47.

1985c Opium: Its Cultivation and Use in a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Community in North Thailand. Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 4: 119-151.

1985d Transformations of Buddhism in the Religious Ideas and Practices of a Non-Buddhist Hill People: The Lahu of the Yunnan-Indochina Borderlands. In Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Asian Studies, 1984. Hong Kong: Asian Research Service. 437-456.

1985e La Vie dans un Village Lahu Nyi: Le Train-Train d'une Journée Ordinaire. Feuilles Missionnaires no. 118: 15-19.

1986 Transformations of Buddhism in the Religious Ideas and Practices of a Non-Buddhist. Hill People: The Lahu Nyi of the Northern Thai Uplands. Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 5: 65-91.

1988 Exorcising the Jaw and Meh Spirits: Three Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Ritual Texts from North Thailand. Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 7: 51-94.

1989 Tai Guo Lahu Ni (Hong Lahu) Jiancun de Zongyiao Yishi [Rites for Establishing a Village among the Lahu Nyi (Red) Lahu of Thailand]. Minzu Yanjiu Yicong [Translation Series of Nationality Studies], Vol. 11, Fu Qing, ed. Kunming:Yunnan Shen Minzu Yang Jiusuo (Translation into Chinese of WALKER 1983c.)

1992a Opium: Its Cultivation and Use in a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Community in North Thailand. In The Highland Heritage: Collected Essays on Upland North Thailand. Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books. 111-143.

1992b Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Officials and their Ordination Ceremonies. In The Highland Heritage: Collected Essays on Upland North Thailand. Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books. 215-292.

1992c Exorcising the Jaw and Meh Spirits: Three Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Ritual Texts from North Thailand. In The Highland Heritage: Collected Essays on Upland North Thailand. Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books. 339-382.

1992d Transformations of Buddhism in the Religious Ideas and Practices of a Non-Buddhist Hill People: The Lahu Nyi of the Northern Thai Uplands. In The Highland Heritage: Collected Essays on Upland North Thailand. Singapore: Suvarnabhumi Books. 383-408.

1993a Lahu. In Encyclopedia of World Cultures. Volume V, East and Southeast Asia, Paul Hockings, editor. Boston, MA: G.K. Hall for Human Relations Area Files. Pp. 150-54.

1993b Lahu Ni de Chuantong Wushu he Fan Wushu [Traditional Witchcraft and Anti-Witchcraft of the Lahu Nyi]). In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an(ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe [Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 345-54. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1983d.)

1993c Lahu Ni de Nong Geng Jiyi [Agricultural Rituals of the Lahu Nyi] In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an (ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe [Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 355-62. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1978a.)

1993d Lahu Ni de Quxie Yishi [[Exorcistic Rites of the Lahu Nyi]. In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an ,ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe ([Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 363-66. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1976b.)

1993e Lahu Ni Jianli Xinzhai de Liyi [New Village Building Rituals of the Lahu Nyi]. In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an ,ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe ( [Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 367-79. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1983b.)

1993f Lahu Ni de Shoulie Qidao [Hunting rituals of the Lahu Ni]. In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an ,ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe ( [Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 380-83. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1976g.)

1993g Lahu Ni de Shen Pan Yihi [Lahu Nyi Divine Tests]. In Simao Lahu Zu Chuantong Wenhua Diaocha [Investigative Reports on Traditional Lahu Culture in Simao], Xu Yong-an ,ed. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe ( [Yunnan People's Publishing House]) pp. 384-91. (Translation into Chinese by Liu Yuandong of WALKER 1974c.)

1994 Ca Suh Aw Ca Ve: Eating the New Rice among the Lahu Nyi of North Thailand. Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 10: 37-62.

1995 Mvuh Hpa Mi Hpa: Creating Heaven, Creating Earth - An Epic Myth of the Lahu People in Yunnan. Chiang Mai: Silkworm Books. viii + 105 pp., 15 line drawings.

1996 Calling on Souls and Dealing with Spirits: Three Orally Transmitted Lahu Ritual Texts. In Religions of China in Practice, Donald S. Lopez, ed. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 327-36.

1998 Taiguo Lahu Ren Yanjiu Wenji ([Studies of the Lahu Nationality in North Thailand]. Kunming : Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe [Yunnan People's Publishing House]. viii + 256 pp. 13 monochrome illustrations.

1999 Lahu Prayers for a Bountiful Opium Crop. In Wildest Dreams: An Anthology of Drug-related Literature, Richard Rudgley, ed. London: Little, Brown. Pp. 162-65.

2003a Merit and the Millennium: Routine and Crisis in the Ritual Lives of the Lahu People. New Delhi. Hindustan Publishing Corporation.

2004b Mountain Folk's Tale of Survival. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 1.) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 20 March, pp. 32-3.

2004c Beeswax Candles for Spirits: Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Settlements in North Thailand. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 2A.) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 27 March, p. 32.

2004d Dancing for the Divine: Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Settlements in North Thailand. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 2B.) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 3 April, p. 36.

2004e Colourful Highlanders: Lahu Nyi Villagers in Upland North Thailand (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 3) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 10 April, p. 32.

2004f A Hive of Activity: A Day in the Life of a Lahu Nyi Village in the Northern Thai Uplands (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 4A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 17 April, p. 32.

2004g Families in the Fields: A Day in the Life of a Lahu Nyi Village in the Northern Thai Uplands (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 4B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 24 April, p. 36.

2004h Innovative Hill Farmers: Traditional Lahu Adaptation to their Mountain Environment (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 5A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 1 May, p. 52.

2004i Rituals for a Good Harvest: Traditional Lahu Adaptation to their Mountain Environment (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 5B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 8 May, p. 42.

2004j Guardians of the Fields: Traditional Lahu Adaptation to their Mountain Environment (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 5C) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 15 May, p. 37.

2004k Voice of the Village: The Lahu Nyi Village Headman: The "One who Thinks" On Behalf of the Community. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 6A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 22 May, p. 36.

2004l Headman's Ritual Role: The Lahu Nyi Village Headman: The "One who Thinks" On Behalf of the Community. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 6B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 29 May, p. 37.

2004m Guardians of Tradition: The World View of a Mountain People: The Mingling of Traditions. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 7A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 7 August, p. 39.

2004n Good and Bad Deaths: The World View of a Mountain People: The Mingling of Traditions. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 7B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 14 August, p. 38.

2004o Spirit Specialists: Ritual Specialists and their Functions: Spirit-doctors. Mystical Extractors. Shamans and Priests. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 8A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 21 August, p. 39.

2004p Masters of Soul Recall: Ritual Specialists and their Functions: Spirit-doctors. Mystical Extractors. Shamans and Priests. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 8B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 28 August, p. 31.

2004q Propitiating Spirits: Ritual Specialists and their Functions: Spirit-doctors. Mystical Extractors. Shamans and Priests. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 8C) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 4 September, p. 40.

2004r Exorcists and Extractors: Ritual Specialists and their Functions: Spirit-doctors. Mystical Extractors. Shamans and Priests. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 8D) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 11 September, p. 39.

2004s Possession and Priesthood: Ritual Specialists and their Functions: Spirit-doctors. Mystical Extractors. Shamans and Priests. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 8E) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 18 September, p. 39.

2004t Seeking Merit, Promoting Unity: Merit Days among the Lahu in North Thailand. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 9A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 25 September, p. 39.

2004u Offerings from Boon-seekers: Merit Days among the Lahu in North Thailand. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 9B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 2 October, p. 34.

2004v Cleansing Demerit. Punctuating the Agricultural Year with Festivity. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 10A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 9 October, p. 43.

2004w Harvest Offerings. Punctuating the Agricultural Year with Festivity. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 10B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 16 October, p. 42.

2004x Merit Shelter. Punctuating the Agricultural Year with Festivity. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 10C) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 23 October, p. 42.

2004y Eating the New Rice. Punctuating the Agricultural Year with Festivity. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 10D) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 30 October, p. 39.

2004z Ushering in the New Year. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 6 November, p. 39.

2004aa Preparing for New Year Feast. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 13 November, p. 39.

2004ab Female New Year Begins. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11C) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 20 November, p. 44.

2004ac New Year Visiting. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11D) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 27 November, p. 44.

2004ad Male New Year. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11E) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 4 December, p. 33. (Republished on-line in AsiaViews: Regional Insights, Global Outreach 48[1], December 2004.

2004ae Feeding the Dead. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11F) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 11 December, p. 33.

2005a Lahu New Year in Yunnan. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11G) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 22 January, p. 36.

2005b Outsiders Banned on New Year's Day. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 11H) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 29 January, p. 36.

2005c Dancing for Fertility. Seeing the New Year In - Lahu Style. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 111) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 5 February, p. 44.

2005d House Blessers. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12A) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 12 February, p. 25.

2005e A House for Parental Spirits. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12B) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 19 February, p. 37.

2005f Garnering Blessings. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12C) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 26 February, p. 37.

2005g Ridding the Home of Death-dealing Spirits. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12D) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 5 March, p. 28.

2005h Exorcising the Malicious Jaw. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12E) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 12 March, p. 28.

2005i Consulting Oracles and Making Offerings. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12F) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 19 March, p. 35.

2005j Banishing the Meh Spirits. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12G) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 26 March, p. 37.

2005k Banishing the Spirits of the Bad Dead. Household-based Ritual Activity among the Lahu Nyi. (= Profiles of Southeast Asia's Minority Peoples: Their Daily Lives and Customs Part 12H) Borneo Bulletin (Bandar Seri Begawan), 2 April, p. 24.

2005l The Village Temples of the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Hill People of Northern Thailand: Their Probable Mahayana Prototypes and Subsequent Theravada Affiliations: Religious Syncretism in the Northern South-East Asia-Yunnan Borderlands. In Cultural and Religious Mosaic of South and Southeast Asia: Conflict and Consensus Through the Ages. (= Abstracts of papers read at the regional conference held in New Delhi, 27-30 January, 2005. New Delhi: South and Southeast Asian Association for the Study of Religion. Pp. 137-8.

2006 Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Temples and their Buddhist Affiliations. Journal of the Siam Society 94: 111-45.

2007a The Village Temples of the Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Hill People of Northern Thailand: Their Probable Mahayana Prototypes and Subsequent Theravada Affiliations: Religious Syncretism in the Northern South-East Asia-Yunnan Borderlands. South and Southeast Asia Culture and Religion: The SSEASR Journal 1:150-68.

2007b Lanna (North Thailand): Home to the First Lahu (Mussur) Christians. In Syncretism in South and Southeast Asia: Adoption and Adaptation: Abstracts-May 24 - 27, 2007. Nakhon Pathom: Institute of Language and Culture for Rural Development, Mahidol University and South and Southeast Asian Association for the Study of Religion. P. 159.

2007c The Mahayanist Movement among Lahu Mountain People in Southwestern Yunnan. In Tongasiaui Munwha Kyoryuwa [Cultural Exchange and Communication in East Asia]) = Proceedings of the Conference on Cultural Exchange and Communication in East Asia. Gwangjo: Chaonam University & The Korean Society for Cultural Anthropology. Pp. 3-39.