Southeast Asian History / Studies

The Global Sixties

An Interdisciplinary Journal

PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENT: VOLUME 16, ISSUE 1 - June 2023

The editors of The Global Sixties: An Interdisciplinary Journal are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 16, Issue 1 (2023).

The Philippine Association for Chinese Studies (PACS) and the Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran (Kaisa) have been supporting knowledge production on the broad theme of Chinese in the Philippines. Through the decades, there were numerous conferences and events, journal publications, books, and feature articles.

CfP

GenCen is collaborating with Asian Studies Center to organize a virtual mini-conference on gender and other identity-based mass violence.

The mini-conference explores the role of gender in mass violence by focusing on how gender interacts with other identities, what effects do these mass violence have on gender relations and dynamics, and what the implications of these mass violence are on the future of gender in the affected communities and for the development of this country or region to move forward. 

Asian Review of Political Economy (ARPE) aims to publish theory-driven and policy-oriented research on a wide range of political economy issues. It focuses on both conventional and emerging topics of political economy, including but not limited to development, distribution, finance, trade, investment, industry and technology, as well as emerging global security challenges.

Special Issue Editors:

Thomas Pepinsky, Department of Government & Southeast Asian Program, Cornell University, US

We are happy to announce one of the biggest events for Anthropologists and other social scientists who will be gathering in India between 14th -20th October 2023 in New Delhi. The event is taking place under the auspies International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) and Indian Anthropological Association (IAA) in India after 45 years. We are happy to announce that our panel P015 titled State, Market and Non-Elite Middle Class in Post-liberalization Phase is accpeting abstracts. The deadline is 15th May 2023.

Learning from Aliens: New Directions in Environmental Humanities Research and Practice

Hybrid Workshop (Zoom and In-Person)

Workshop convenors: Dr. Anthony Medrano (Yale-NUS College) | Dr. Stefan Huebner (National University of Singapore Asia Research Institute)

ARTICLES 
Where Is My Land?: Sand Extraction, Land Reclamation, and Artistic Imagination in Cambodia and Singapore
by Ana Bilbao

Latent If Not Present: Arriving at and Departing from Lito Mayo
by Kiko Del Rosario

Towards an End of New Beginnings: A Historiographical Exegesis of T.K. Sabapathy's 'Regionalist Perspectives'
by Issa Yi Xian Sng

The Political in the Poetic: An Alternative Reading of the Jendela Art Group's Nascent Years (1997–2003)
by Nor Jumaiyah Binte Mohamed Khamsin

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