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SUMMARY:David Biggs's panel: "Militarized Landscapes of the Indochina Conflicts"
DESCRIPTION:“Militarized Landscapes of the Indochina Conflicts” organized by the Council of Southeast Asia Studies at Yale University \nDavid Biggs\, Professor of History\, UC Riverside\nJonathan Padwe\, Associate Professor of Anthropology\, University of Hawaii\, Manoa\nLeah Zani\, Anthropologist\, author\, and poet \nThis panel will feature Leah Zani\, David Biggs\, and Jonathan Padwe\, authors of three recently published books on the subject of militarized landscapes of the Indochina conflicts\, based on research in Laos\, Vietnam\, and Cambodia. During the hour-long panel session\, the authors will engage in an open discussion about the innovative research methods used in their work and will also focus on new approaches to writing about the legacy of war torn landscapes. The discussion will be moderated by Erik Harms\, Chair of the Council on Southeast Asian Studies at Yale and will include ample time for questions and answers from the audience \n\n\n\nWednesday\, October 28\, 2020 – 12:00 to 1:00 PM (US Eastern time)\nWorkshop / Panel Discussion Via Zoom \nAdmission: Free but register in advance. Registration info/link provided on the website link.
URL:https://seatrip.ucr.edu/event/david-biggss-panel-militarized-landscapes-of-the-indochina-conflicts/
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