Southeast Asian History / Studies

Call for Papers

DEADLINE EXTENDED TILL 15 AUGUST, 2017.

International Conference

Between Empires: The making and unmaking of borders, 19th- 20th centuries

Date: 1 - 2 February, 2018

Venue: Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi  

Concept note

One-Day Symposium. The Open University, Camden, London. Friday 20th October 2017

The internationally peer-reviewed journal  Southeast Asian Studies  invites scholars to review the following titles on Southeast Asian studies. Reviews are between 1400-1800 words.  Interested scholars should an email to the reviews editor, Associate Professor Julius Bautista <bookreviews@cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp> containing the following:  (1) an indication of which title they would like to review,  (2) a description of their scholarly expertise, (3) their full mailing address and (4) their complete CV.  

Dear all

We’re 3 Japan anthropologists looking for 2 more papers for the panel we’re organizing below (draft abstract) for the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) conference in Washington, DC, in March 2018. We want to put together a cross-border and interdisciplinary panel, so we’re particularly interested in papers outside of our expertise. Please send abstracts to chika.watanabe@manchester.ac.uk by July 20^th!

Best,

Isaac Gagne, DIJ German Institute for Japanese Studies

CALL FOR PAPERS

The 10^th Al-Jami’ah Forum

IDENTITY IN THE AGE OF POPULISM

Southeast Asian Perspectives

Yogyakarta, 10-12 November 2017

The conflicts in Korea and Vietnam from 1950 to 1975 continue to impact the United States.  This conference seeks to examine how the twenty-five years of war in Asia, following World War II, continue to influence the lives of those who live in the Northern Plains (the Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana).  Veterans of these wars are especially encouraged to consider presenting on their service, but also those whose lives were impacted indirectly by the wars.

ILWCH Special Issue on “Labor in Southeast Asia”: call for abstracts

The Department of Humanities and Social Sciences   

Indian Institute of Technology Madras

Presents

International Seminar & Workshop on Anglo-Indian Studies

(4-5 August 2017)

Theme:

“Midnight’s Orphans”:

Problematising the Postcolonial in the Telling of Anglo-Indian (Hi)stories

Prof. Dr. Chris Gregory, Australian National University, Canberra

On the pursuit of wealth and happiness: Some lessons from Central India

June 12 – July 17, 2017