The Uprooted: The Systematic Removal of Mixed-Race Children in Colonial Vietnam
HMNSS 1303HISTORY LIBRARY TALKS public & students welcome; light reception @ 5:30pm In the 1890s, French colonists in Indochina founded charity organizations to “protect” mixed-race children born to Vietnamese, Cambodian, and […]
On the Cusp of History: Exploring Incipient Vietnamese Civilization
The Department of Anthropology, University of California, Riverside presents: On the Cusp of History: Exploring Incipient Vietnamese Civilization Dr. Nam C. Kim, Associate Professor, Section Chair - Archaeology Department of Anthropology, University […]
Ideologizing Bird Music-Dance Traditions
Maria Christine Muyco University of the Philippines Fulbright Scholar in Residence at UCR Colloquium presentation sponsored by the Program in Southeast Asian Studies “Ideologizing Bird Music-Dance Traditions” My past research […]
Social Capital in Vietnam: Regional Variation and Local Development Trajectories
INTS 1111Dr. Hy Van Luong This talk will focus on the regional variation in social relational configuration in rural Vietnam. It compares and contrasts specifically kinship and association ties in the […]
From “The Trust Of The People” to “Obeying Your Elders”
HMNSS 1303From "The Trust Of The People" to "Obeying Your Elders": Colonial-era Transformations in Elite Confucian Thought Friday February 10 History Library HMNSS 1303 3pm - 430pm Using evidence from the […]
Comparative Postcolonial Theory and the Question of Chinese Empire
HMNSS 2412This lecture joins the recent calls to expand the Anglo-Franco focus of prevailing postcolonial theory by engaging with Asian empires as well as Sinophone perspectives situated in Southeast Asia. What might a […]
Film screening and mini-recital: Thai Music at the Millennium: The Post-Life of a Royal Court Music
INTS 1128DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Film screening and mini-recital Thai Music at the Millennium: The Post-Life of a Royal Court Music The electrifying Thai classical music ensemble Kor Pai will play a […]
The Indonesian Way: Islam and Democracy
INTS 1113A lecture by Dr. Giora Eliraz The “Indonesian way” is increasingly challenged by exclusive, intolerant winds originated outside of the local context. About two years ago Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), the largest […]
The Plight of the Rohingya
INTS 1109Origins and Prospects Panel Discussion with Charmaine Craig (Creative Writing) Tamara Ho (Gender & Sexuality Studies) Emily Hue (Ethnic Studies) Over 5000,000 Rohingya have recently been driven out of Myanmar […]
Contents May Have Shifted Under the Radar: Transnational Network and Airline Political Economies in Myanmar and Thailand
INTS 1111Lecture by Jane M. Ferguson, Australian National University