Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, In September our audience was enchanted by the sound of the traditional Sundanese rice harvesting music of Tarawangsa and in spite of the limited space many could not resist joining the dance. For the series “ASEAN People in Flux”, which SEA Junction organizes in collaboration with the Heinrich…
On 24 September, a panel discussion entitled Safe from the Start was organised by Southeast Asia (SEA) Junction in collaboration with the Heinrich Boell Stiftung Southeast Asia (HBF).
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Authors : Mak Sithirith and Carl Grundy-Warr
Publisher : Regional Center for Social Science, Chiang Mai University
Year : 2013
ISBN : 978-974-672-833-1
Authors : Bonnie Pacala Brereton, Paul A. Lavy and Wesley Clarke, Donald Stadtner etc.
Publisher : The Siam Society
Year : 2015
ISBN : 0857-7099
Authors : Michael Arthur Aung-Thwin
Publisher : University of Hawai’i Press
Year : 2005
ISBN : 978-082-482-886-8
Dear All, After the intense and artistic August program, SEA Junction is slowing down in early September to allow for my taking home leave to Italy and for the new hires to get acquainted with the job. Activities will be limited to the daily functioning as a reading room and to the holding of the…
The Southeast Asian region is home to major labor-sending countries (Indonesia, Philippines, Myanmar) as well as labor-receiving countries (Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, which also receive large numbers of labor migrants from Nepal, Bangladesh, India).
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Annam Tinnawa?”, (Have you had rice yet?) was how Sivappa, the care taker of our apartment in Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad, used to greet me every day. Sometimes more than once a day.
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Dear All, The month of July saw a variety of programs from the launching of an alternative tourist guide on Bangkok, the screening of a documentary on inter–ethnic relations in Myanmar and another on environmental destruction in Sarawak, to a talk by renown journalist Michael Vatikiotis on current governance issues in Southeast Asia. Of note,…
Good afternoon. Thank you, Lia for the brief introduction. I want first to expand a bit on my background. My sojourn in Southeast Asia spans altogether four decades.
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