ARCHIVE 2004-2005
ARCHIVE 2004-2005
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BROWN BAG SEMINAR SERIES FALL 2004 |
OTHER SPONSORED EVENTS |
| October 6 Sidney Jones Southeast Asia Project Director, International Crisis Group “Indonesia After the Elections: Future Prospects” |
October 24 Film Screening with Filmmaker, Dang Nhat Minh Bao Gio Cho Den Thank Muoi (When the Tenth Month Comes) |
| October 14 Taylor Owen Peace Research Institute, Oslo, Norway, “Mapping Threats to Human Security in Cambodia, 1969-2004: Measuring, Visualizing, and Modeling Vulnerability” |
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| October 20 Megan Sinnott Lecturer, Larry Kramer Initiative for Lesbian and Gay Studies, Department of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies; the Department of Anthropology, Yale University “Sexuality, Power and Resistance among ‘Toms’and ‘Dees’ in Thailand” |
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| October 27 Peter Jackson Senior Fellow in Thai History, RSPAS, Australian National University “The Performative State: Semicoloniality and the Tyranny of Images in Modern Thailand” |
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| November 3 Peter Suwarno Department of Language and Literature, Program for Southeast Asia Studies, Arizona State University “Challenges of Applying Modern Mediation in Resolving Conflicts in Indonesia” |
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| November 4 Louise Barnett Department of English, Rutgers University “US Army Courts-Martial for Crimes against Civilians in the Conquest of the Philippines, 1898-1902” |
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| November 10 Keith Taylor Vietnamese Cultural Studies, Cornell University “Vietnam and Iraq: Is There a Comparison and, If So, What Is It?” |
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| November 17 Charles Scheiner East Timor Institute for Reconstruction Monitoring and Analysis (La’o Hamutuk); Secretariat, International Federation for East Timor “Will East Timor Avoid the Resource Curse?” |
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| December 1 Nay Win Maung 2004 World Fellow, Yale University; Publisher of Living Color, Myanmar “The Role of United States at the South East Asia’s Failing State, Myanmar” |
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| December 2 Susan Cook Department of Anthropology, University of Pretoria “Comparing Genocide in Cambodia and Rwanda” |
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| December 8 Michele Thompson Department of History, Southern Connecticut University “The Nguyen Mission for Smallpox Vaccine: Promising Leads from the Portuguese Archives” |
SPRING 2005
| February 16 Henri Bastaman Senior Advisor to the Minister for Environment, Republic of Indonesia. “Reconstructing Society: The People of Aceh in Post Tsunami Indonesia” |
January 20 |
| February 23 Magnus Fiskesjo Department of Anthropology, Cornell University. “Renaming the Barbarians: Ethnonymy, Civilization and Modernity in Southeast Asia and China.” |
February 12 Southeast Asia Studies Spring Cultural Festival Hosted by the Southeast Asian Language Studies faculty |
| March 2 Hy Van Luong Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto. “State Neotraditionalism and the Dialogic Restructuring of Public Rituals in Two Vietnamese Villages.” |
April 17 Burmese Pat Waing (Drum Chimes) and Dance Demonstration Featuring Kyaw Kyaw Naing and Maung Maung Mynt Swe, Shwe Myanmar, Sunnsyside, NY |
| April 6 Antonius Made Tony Supriatma Phd Candidate, Government, Cornell University. “Mobilizing the Dayaks: Ethnic Violence in Post Suharto Indonesia.” |
April 26 Readings of Selected Poems Nguyen Chi Thien, author of Hoa Dia-Nguc / Flowers from Hell |
| April 13 Kimloan Hill Viet Heritage Program Department of Linguistics, UCSD. “History Revisited: A Theory on the Rise of Communism in Southeast Asia.” |
April 27 Film Screening “The Buffalo Boy (Muoa Len Trau)” with Nghiem-Minh Nguyen-Vo, Director/Screenwriter |
| April 20 Shawn McHale History and International Affairs: Sigur Center for Asian Studies, George Washington University. “Violence, Liberation, and the Frontiers of Belief: the Mekong Delta in the First Indonchina War.” |
April 27 Images of the Fall of Saigon and Panel Discussion “Vietnam Thirty Years On: Reality and Metaphor” Nayan Chanda (Center for Study of Globalization)” Ben Kiernan (Department of History) Charles Hill (International Security Studies) Jonathan Schell (Center for the Study of Globalization) |