ARCHIVE 2005-2006
ARCHIVE 2005-2006
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BROWN BAG SEMINAR SERIES FALL 2005 |
OTHER SPONSORED EVENTS |
| September 21 David Biggs Department of History, U.C. Riverside “Spaces of War: War and Environmental History in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam” |
November 9-10 Film Screening Festival “A Celebration of Southeast Asian Film” |
| September 28 Alfred W. McCoy Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison “Surveillance States: Police & Political Transformations in America’s Philippine Empire” |
November 11-12 Conference:“Regenerations: New Leaders, New Visions in Southeast Asia” Organized by Yale Students of Southeast Asia Studies. Keynote: Jomo Kwame Sundarum, UN Assistant Secretary General for Economic Development Program > > |
| October 12 Erik Tagliacozzo Department of History and Asian Studies, Cornell University “Remembering Devotion: Southeast Asians and the Pilgrimage to Mecca” |
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| October 19 Meredith Weiss Research Fellow, East-West Center, Washington “The Campus as Crucible: STudent ACtivism in Singapore and Malay(si)a” |
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| October 26 Rob Cramb Agricultural Development, University of Queensland, Australia “Custom, Capitalism and Conflict: Agricultural Development on Customary Land in Sarawak, Malaysia” |
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| November 9 Saroja Dorairajoo Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University “All My Men are Dead: Muslim Women and Violence in Southern Thailand “ |
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| November 16 Lee Ray Costa Anthropology and Women’s Studies, Hollins University “Gender, Sexuality and Nationalism in a Northern Thai Non-governmental Organization” |
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| December 14 P.M. Laksono Fulbright Scholar in Residence, Lafayette College Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia “Visual Mediations Prior to and after the Reformation around Yogyakarta, Indonesia: a Quest for Social Justice” |
SPRING 2006
| January 18 Tamara Loos Department of History, Cornell University “Competitive Colonialism: Siam and the Malay Muslim South” |
February 17 Southeast Asia Spring Cultural Festival Hosted by the Southeast Asian Language Studies Faculty |
| January 25 Dan Duffy Editor, Viet Nam Literature Project Doctoral candidate, Anthropology, University of North Carolina “Viet Nam Literature Project” |
April 3-7 Tsunami Relief Awareness Week |
| February 22 Michael Bodden University of Victoria, B.C. Canada “Shattered Families”: Experimental Form, Transgression, and Cosmopolitanism in the Fiction of Djenar Maesa Ayu” |
April 8 Yale Indonesia Forum Conference Workshop on Islam, Freedom, and Democracy in Contemporary Indonesia |
| March 1 Hue Tam Ho Tai Harvard University “Starvation in the Rice Fields: The Famine of 1945 in Northern Vietnam” |
April 17 and 18 “Power and Performance: Theatrical bodies and Persons in Contemporary Bali” Two-day residency of Lectures, Workshops and Performances of Balinese dance and music |
| March 22 Tom Boellstorff Department of Anthropology, UC Irvine “Comparatively Queer: Homosexuality and Transgenderism in Southeast Asia” |
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| April 12 Michael Coe “New Light on the Angkor Civilization: the Beginning, the Middle, and the End” |
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| April 19 Tony Day, Yale University “Self, Subject, and Literature in Southeast Asia in the Global Age” |