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
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
Welcome to ASEAS’ list of books submitted for review.If you are an academic interested in reviewing any of the following titles or a publisher interested in submitting new or forthcoming … Continue reading Books for Review
One piece of feedback gathered from the ASEAS(UK) 2022 conference was that finding SEA focused departments and scholars can be a challenging exercise for prospective graduate students as well as … Continue reading Southeast Asia Academic Directory
Between September 8th and 10th, we were pleased to welcome scholars from sixteen countries* to our Annual Conference. Hosted online due to the unpredictability of the pandemic situation in the … Continue reading A Brief DeBrief: Reflections on ASEAS (UK)’s 2022 Conference
Hello ASEAS members and supporters! I’d like to welcome you all to the relaunch of the ASEAS blog, as I take up the mantle of Blog Editor 2022/23. My name … Continue reading New Starts and Looking Forward
By Amanda Muñoz Gamage (2021/2022 ASEAS Master’s Dissertation Prize recipient) In January 2020, I completed an internship with the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) in Chiang … Continue reading Feminist Participatory Action Research
ASEAS(UK) invites scholars and PhD students from all academic disciplines to present a paper in one of the selected panels at this year’s conference, which will take place online via … Continue reading ASEAS Conference 2022 Call for Papers – deadline 8 July 2022
Going Nowhere Fast explains why inequality persists at a time when so many people are on the move in search of a better life.
This is a slim book – just 140 pages – but an important one for scholars interested in contemporary processes of social and economic transformation in Cambodia, and Southeast Asia more widely.
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