ARCHIVE 2000-2001

BROWN BAG SEMINAR SERIES FALL 2000	OTHER SPONSORED EVENTS
Zo T. Hmung President, Chin Freedom Coalition “Ethnic Political Crisis in the Union of Burma”	Indonesian Martial Arts Demonstration: Silat Perisai Diri by Tharyana Sastranegara
Ann Laura Stole Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan (co-sponsored with ISS & YCIAS) “Tense and Tender Ties: American History Meets Colonial Studies”
Mark Leighton Director, Laboratory of Tropical Forest Ecology, Peabody Museum; Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University “Paying Local Stakeholders for Forest Conservation, or Opportunities in Times of Crisis in Indonesia”
Jeffrey Campbell Program Officer, Community Resources Development, Ford Foundation, NY “Forests for the People, Indigenous Communities (Masyrarakat Adat) or Business as Usual? Plural Perspectives and Multiple Opportunities for Community Forestry in Indonesia”
Susanne Schroeter Visiting Professor, Department of Anthropology, Yale University “Rituals Between Tradition and Modernity: The Annual Cycle of the Ngada of Eastern Indonesia”
Shanti Rabindran PhD Candidate. MIT; MS Environmental Management (field GIS) Oxford “The Role of Large and Small Landholders in Indonesia’s Fires: A GIS-Econometrics Analysis of Satellite, Land use, and Spacial Data”

SPRING 2001

Sydney Jones Asia Director of Human Rights Watch (formerly Head of the Office of Human Rights Affairs, UN Transitional Administration in East Timor) “Elusive Justice in Indonesia and East Timor: Obstacles to Investigating Abuses of the Recent Past”
Jan Breman Professor, Comparative Sociology, University of Amsterdam “The Impact of the Asian Economic Crisis on Work and Employment in Rural Java”
Asmeen Khan Senior Environmental Specialist, East Asia Rural Development, The World Bank “Democratizing Development - The Experience of the Kecamatan Development Project in Indonesia”
Thongchai Winichaku Associate Professor, Department of History, University of Wisconsin “`Siwilai’ or the Geography of Civilization in Siam, 1880-1910”
William Duiker Author of Ho Chi Minh, (Hyperion, 9/00) and The Communist Road to Power in Vietnam. Professor Emeritus, East Asian Studies, Pennsylvania State University “In Search of Ho Chi Minh”
Don Emmerson Director, Southeast Asia Forum, Institute for International Studies, Stanford University “Global Coverage, Local Knowledge: How Should We Understand the Recent Violence in Indonesia”
Anna Tsing Professor, Department of Anthropology, U.C. Santa Cruz “Global Movements: The Travels and Translations of Activist Packages”

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