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Rooney, David, Mad Mike: a life of Michael Calvert (London, 1997)

Ruff-O’Herne, Jan, 50 years of silence (Sydney, 1994)

Rutherford, Danilyn Fox, ‘Trekking to New Guinea: Dutch colonial fantasies of a virgin land, 1900–1942’, in Julia Clancy-Smith and Frances Gouda (eds.), Domesticating the empire: race, gender and family life in French and Dutch colonialism (London, 1998), pp. 255–71

Said Zahari, Dark clouds at dawn (Kuala Lumpur, 2001)

Samaddar, Ranabir, Reflections on partition in the East (Delhi, 1997)

Sandhu, K. S., ‘Emergency resettlement in Malaya’, Journal of Tropical Geography, 18 (1964), pp. 157–83

Sandhu, K. S., ‘The saga of the “squatter” in Malaya: a preliminary survey of the causes, characteristics and consequences of the resettlement of rural dwellers during the Emergency between 1948 and 1960’, Journal of Southeast Asian History, 5 (1964), pp. 143–77

Sanger, Clyde, Malcolm MacDonald: bringing an end to empire (Montreal and London, 1995)

Saravanamuttu, Manicasothy, The Sara saga (Singapore, n.d. [1969])

Sastroamijoyo, Ali, Milestones on my journey: the memoirs of Ali Sastroamijoyo, Indonesian patriot and political leader (St Lucia, 1979)

Scott-Ross, Alice, Tun Dato Sir Cheng Lock Tan: a personal profile (Singapore, 1990)

Seagrave, Gordon S., Burma surgeon (London, 1944)

Seagrave, Gordon S., Burma surgeon returns (London, 1946)

Seagrave, Gordon S., My hospital in the hills (London, 1957)

Shamsiah Fakeh, Memoir Shamsiah Fakeh: dari AWAS ke Rejimen Ke-10 (Bangi, 2004)

Shennan, Margaret, Out in the midday sun: the British in Malaya, 1880–1960 (London, 2000)

Sheppard, Mubin, Taman Budiman: memoirs of an unorthodox civil servant (Kuala Lumpur, 1979)

Shinozaki, Mamoru, Syonan – my story: the Japanese occupation of Singapore (Singapore, 1979)

Shiraishi, Takashi, An age in motion: popular radicalism in Java, 1912–26 (Ithaca, 1990)

Shlomowitz, R. and L. Brennan, ‘Mortality and Indian labour in Malaya, 1877–1933’, Indian Economic and Social History Review, 29 (1992), pp. 57–75

Short, Anthony, In pursuit of mountain rats: the communist insurrection in Malaya (Singapore, 2000 [1975])

Siaw, Laurence K. L., Chinese society in rural Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, 1983)

Sillitoe, Alan, Life without armour (London, 1995)

Silverstein, Josef (ed.), The political legacy of Aung San (Ithaca, 1976)

Singh, Balwant, Independence and democracy in Burma, 1945–52: the turbulent years (Ann Arbor, 1993)

Singh, Uma Shankar, Burma and India 1948–62 (Bombay, 1979)

Slim, Sir William, Defeat into victory (London, 1955)

Smith, Felix, China pilot: flying for Chiang and Chennault (London, 1995)

Smith, Simon C., British relations with the Malay rulers from decentralization to independence, 1930–1957 (Kuala Lumpur, 1995)

Sodei, Rinifo, Were we the enemy? American survivors of Hiroshima (Boulder, 1998)

Sopiee, Mohamed Noordin, From Malayan Union to Singapore separation: political unification in the Malaysia region, 1945–65 (Kuala Lumpur, 1974)

Springhall, John, ‘“Disaster in Surabaya”: the death of Brigadier Mallaby during the British occupation of Java, 1945–46’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 24, 3 (1996), pp. 422–43

Springhall, John, ‘Mountbatten versus the generals: British military rule of Singapore, 1945–46’, Journal of Contemporary History, 34, 4 (2001) pp. 335–52

Springhall, John, ‘Kicking out the Vietminh; how Britain allowed France to reoccupy south Indochina,’ Journal of Contemporary History, 40, 1 (2005), pp. 115–30

Stenson, Michael R., ‘The Malayan Union and the historians’, Journal of Southeast Asian History, 10, 2 (1969), pp. 344–54

Stenson, Michael R., Repression and revolt: the origins of the 1948 Communist insurrection in Malaya and Singapore (Athens, OH, 1969)

Stenson, Michael R., Industrial conflict in Malaya: prelude to the Communist revolt of 1948 (London, 1970)

Stenson, Michael R., The 1948 communist revolt in Malaya: a note on historical sources and interpretation with a reply by Gerald de Cruz (Singapore, 1971)

Stenson, Michael R., Class, race and colonialism