Applications for the 2025 Research Impact Awards are now open! The ASEAS Research Impact Award is awarded annually to members of ASEAS to support research and impact activities in Southeast … Continue reading 2025 Research Impact Awards – Call for Applications
The conference organising committee of the Association of Southeast Asian Studies (ASEAS) is delighted to invite interested parties to submit paper and panel abstracts for ASEAS’ 33rd conference ‘Global Southeast … Continue reading Call for Submissions – ASEAS 2025
By Brian Doce, PhD Candidate, Indo-Pacific Research Centre, Murdoch University Last 21-22 May 2024, the UK-based Association for Southeast Asian Studies (ASEAS), in partnership with the Faculty of Law of … Continue reading New generation but sharing the same consensus – PhD student Brian Doce reflects on the inaugural ASEAS international PhD workshop
Chun Sheng Goh and Lesley Potter, Transforming Borneo: From Land Exploitation to Sustainable Development (Singapore: ISEAS, 2023) Book Review by Dr Matthew Woolgar, Lecturer in Twentieth-Century International History, University of … Continue reading Book Review: Transforming Borneo: From Land Exploitation to Sustainable Development by Chun Sheng Goh and Lesley Potter
By Ronald Castillo, PhD student, National Chengchi University, Taiwan Ronald Castillo shares his experiences of ASEAS’s first International PhD Workshop, which took place from 21-22 May 2024 at Universitas Brawijaya, … Continue reading Notes from Malang: key takeaways from the inaugural ASEAS international PhD workshop
By Fahmi Rizki Fahroji, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow In our latest blog post, recent ASEAS Research Impact Award recipient, Fahmi Rizki Fahroji, shares his thoughts … Continue reading Mediating spirits, materialising futures: Dayak stories of life with the coal mine – notes from the field
By Gilang Mahadika In this blog post 2023/24 ASEAS Master’s Dissertation Prize co-recipient, Gilang Mahadika, tells the story behind their prize-winning dissertation: ‘Gardening in the Plantation: Indigenous Agroforestry System of … Continue reading Gardening in the Anthropocene
In this short interview, Kellynn Wee talks to ASEAS about her Research Impact Award-funded tabletop roleplaying game, Move Quietly and Tend Things, its role in inspiring reflections and practices around … Continue reading Why use a tabletop roleplaying game to communicate research? Research Impact Award recipient Kellynn Wee explains…
I am delighted to say that ASEAS successfully held our first ‘in Asia’ conference this year, hosted in November 2023 by the Faculty of Social and Political Science, Universitas Indonesia. … Continue reading ASEAS Conference 2023 Round-up
Extended deadline: 29 September 2023Please email proposals to aseasconference2023@gmail.com We are delighted to invite submissions for the 32nd conference of the Association of Southeast Asian Studies (ASEAS). This is our … Continue reading ASEAS Annual Conference 2023 – Call for Papers & Panels
Drive to School is a short film created by Dr Charlie Rumsby, Lecturer in Childhood & Youth at Sussex University and Visiting Research Fellow in Anthropology at LSE. A recipient … Continue reading In the Driving Seat: An Interview with the director of Drive to School
Our aim is to increase engagement with new publications with a focus on Southeast Asia. In nearly every instance these will be academic publications but our book review posts are … Continue reading Guidelines for Book Reviews
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