The COUNCIL ON SOUTHEAST ASIA STUDIES at Yale University oversees a multifaceted interdisciplinary program promoting education, research, and intellectual exchange on the cultures, politics, history and economies of Southeast Asia. Yale currently maintains one of the most extensive Southeast Asia library collections in the United States. Read more about our program…
Established in 1947, Southeast Asia Studies was the first area studies program at Yale - and by all accounts the first in the country to establish a program for the study of Southeast Asia in all disciplines. See SEAS History…
APRIL 1
POSTPONED TO SEPTEMBER 2020
“Coal Mining and Conflicts over Natural Resources in French Colonial Vietnam”
Thuy Linh Nguyen, Associate Professor of History, Mount St. Mary College;
Yale CSEAS Visiting Fellow
APRIL 15
CANCELLED
Jennifer Gaynor, University of Buffalo
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APRIL 3
POSTPONED: DETAILS TBD
“Understanding Digital Vietnam: Contemporary Issues & New Directions”
Workshop: bringing together digital researchers investigating techno-social practices in Vietnam
APRIL 11
POSTPONED TO FALL 2020
“Stemming the Tides: Indonesia in the Age of Climate Catastrophe”
Yale Indonesia Forum Conference
Program and speakers TBA
“SUTASOMA,” a Balinese Shadow Play
RECORDED PERFORMANCE NOW AVAILABE ON YALE YOUTUBE
Program information and YOUTUBE LINK here >>
NICOLE CuUNJIENG ABOITIZ, Yale PhD 2016
announces release of her new book,
Asian Place, Filipino Nation:
A Global Intellectual History of the Philippine Revolution, 1887-1912
published by Columbia University Press >>
COUNCIL CHAIR, ERIK HARMS
Audio Podcast - “New Books in Southeast Asian Studies” >>
“Professor Harms talks about detritus and condominiums,
civility and civil society … the view from a suspension bridge”
