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May 2022
International Seminar on Sustainable Food System in Southeast Asia under and beyond COVID-19
Food systems transformation is at the center stage of sustainable development due to its interaction with various global issues such as malnutrition, chronic disease, poverty, environmental degradation, and climate changes. Given that Southeast Asia is an important region for agricultural and food production, facing challenges post-COVID-19 would require updated and evidence-based information to provide insights on the issues and challenges to ensure that actions regulations, policy implementation, capacity development would be facilitated. The policy responses and the actions should be…
Find out more »3rd SEASGRAD Student Conference AnnualSoutheast Asian De/Neo/Inter/Post-Colonialism
The Call for Papers for this conference can be found here. Click here to see the program for our 2021 conference.
Find out more »Webinar Registration on “Imagining Environmental Futures in SEA: Mekong 2020”
In recent decades, people living in Southeast Asia have witnessed major shifts from predominantly subsistence agriculture to industrializing economies, with attendant changes in migration, crop production systems, and major infrastructure (roads, dams, industrial estates). This webinar will explore how communities in the region are experiencing the economic, social, and cultural dislocations of these transformations. We will focus on forests, rivers, documentarians and writers, and Imaging Environmental Futures. Speakers: KulikarSotho, Cambodia, Director, "Soul River" Any say Keola, Laos, Director, "The Che…
Find out more »Impact of Russia_Ukarine Conflict on Food Security in Southeast Asia
The global ripple effect from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and subsequent economic sanctions imposed on Russia have led to soaring energy prices and geopolitical tensions. The conflict has exacerbated yet another global existential threat: food insecurity. Together, Russia and Ukraine contribute a significant proportion of the world’s grain and fertiliser exports, of which Asia is a major buyer. These commodities have already leapt up to 40% in price due to shipping disruptions, while the upcoming crop planting season remains uncertain. Southeast…
Find out more »[Call for Papers] SouthWest Conference on Asian Studies
This year, SWCAS celebrates a return to in-person meetings with a focus on Reconnecting in a (Post) Pandemic World. The conference is open to individual and panel proposals on all topics related to Asian Studies, but we especially welcome those that connect different disciplines, eras, and contexts in ways that respond to Asia’s global significance in the past and present. The conference will primarily take place in-person but will include a special presentation block for all-virtual panels. Note: Space for…
Find out more »Call for Papers and Presentations at 38th COTSEAL Annual Conference at SEASSI 2022 (Hybrid)
COTSEAL invites participants from academic institutions, teachers, researchers, and graduate students who are interested in, involved in, or have conducted research on Southeast Asian language education and linguistics to submit abstracts to the conference. Paper/presentation topics may include, but are not limited to: · Collaborations in SEA language teaching and material development · Different approaches in teaching SEA languages · Proficiency, project, community-based learning · Heritage language learners · Distance learning and flipped classrooms · University policies & related issues affecting…
Find out more »June 2022
SEASIA Conference 2022
The SEASIA Biennial Conference is an international conference organized by the Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia, consisting of thirteen leading educational and research institutions in the Asian region. This conference is an academic forum for scholars, researchers, and practitioners from Asia and other regions to enrich and share knowledge and contemporary strategic issues in Southeast Asia. The Conference has been taking place since 2015 in Kyoto, Japan. Continuing the success of previous conferences, the organizing committee is pleased…
Find out more »2nd Southeast Asian Media Studies Conference
After a successful launch of the Inaugural Southeast Asian Media Studies Conference 2021 (SEAMSC'2021), we are delighted to announce the 2nd edition of the annual conference, the 2nd SOUTHEAST ASIAN MEDIA STUDIES CONFERENCE 2022 (SEAMSC'2022), one of the must-attend international gatherings for academic members, and industry leaders across the region. Join us from 9 to 11 JUNE 2022 together with other global communities which include but are not limited to academic members, scholars, and researchers, education consultants, media strategists, media…
Find out more »The 2nd Southeast Asia Media Studies Conference SEAMSC’2022 (Virtual Conference)
After a successful launch of the Inaugural Southeast Asian Media Studies Conference 2021 (SEAMSC'2021), we are delighted to announce the 2nd edition of the annual conference, the 2nd SOUTHEAST ASIAN MEDIA STUDIES CONFERENCE 2022 (SEAMSC'2022), one of the must-attend international gatherings for academic members, and industry leaders across the region. Join us from 9 to 11 JUNE 2022 together with other global communities which include but are not limited to academic members, scholars, and researchers, education consultants, media strategists, media…
Find out more »Political Coalitions and Malysia’s Next General Election:Compete or Cooperate? (It’s complicated)
Malaysia’s 15th General Election (GE15) is widely speculated to be held later this year, although there is a possibility that parliament will only be dissolved only when the current term expires in June 2022. Political dynamics between and within coalitions are subjects of speculation and discussion in the run-up to GE15. There is talk of UMNO-PAS cooperation in the state of Selangor where Pakatan Harapan is strong but no talk of such cooperation in Kelantan and Terengganu where UMNO and…
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