Colloquium Politicum Spotlight | Southeast Asia at the University of Freiburg
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With SPOTLIGHT, the Colloquium politicum wants to specifically highlight programs and interdisciplinary research with an international focus and outreach. As regards Southeast Asia, the University of Freiburg pursues an interdisciplinary concept of research. In the frame of the Southeast Asian Studies Programme, national and international guest scholars regularly present their findings and discuss current issues.
- Dienstag / 14. Mai 2013 / 20 Uhr c.t. / HS 1015, KG I
Prof. Dr. Barbara Watson-Andaya
(Professor of Asian Studies at the University of Hawai'i and Director of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies)
Localizing American Evangelism in the Chinese Diaspora: Explaining the Appeal of John Sung in 1930s Southeast Asia - Donnerstag / 6. Juni 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 3043, KG III
Prof. Dr. Thomas Pepinsky
(Assistant Professor, Southeast Asia Programme, Cornell University)
Local Governance in Java: Conceptual Issues and Historical Origins - Montag / 10. Juni 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 1098, KG I
Prof. Dr. Mark Beeson
(Winthrop Professor in Political Science and International Relations at the University of Western Australia)
China and Southeast Asia - Mittwoch / 12. Juni 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 3044, KG III
Prof. Dr. Hal Hill
(Professor of Southeast Asian Economies, Australian National University)
Malaysia: A Success Story Stuck in the Middle? - Montag / 24. Juni 2013 / 16 Uhr c.t./ HS 1023 - KGI
Prof. Dr. James J. Fox
(Professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy and Korea Institute Director, Australian National University)
When All the Ancestors Spoke Poetry: An Analysis of the Sacred Narratives of the Rotenese and Their Significance - Dienstag / 25.Juni 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 1243, KG I
Dr. Dirk Tomsa
(Lecturer at the School of Social Sciences and Communications, La Trobe University)
Silence is (not) a Virtue: A Preliminary Assessment of the Yudhoyono Presidency in Indonesia - Mittwoch / 26. Juni 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 1016, KG I
Prof. Dr. Mina Roces
(Associate Professor of Asian History, University of New South Wales)
The Struggle for a Space in Social Memory: Filipino Migrant Activism, Histories, Heritage Sites, and the Heroic Narrative, 1980s-2010 - Dienstag / 9. Juli 2013 / 18 Uhr c.t. / HS 1015, KG I
Dr. Marcus Mietzner
(College of Asia and the Pacific Australian National University, Guest Fellow Southeast Asian Studies Freiburg)
Jokowi: Indonesia's Next President
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