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SUMMARY:ASIA DIALOGUES 2017
DESCRIPTION:Carnegie Council’s Asia Dialogues program will lead a one-week fact finding trip (site visit) to Yogyakarta\, Indonesia\, during the week of October 16\, 2017. The purpose of the trip will be to conduct dialogues with experts and practitioners to explore current issues relating to religion in Indonesian politics and society. Topics of conversation may include: Islam in politics\, religious extremism\, tolerance and pluralism\, civil rights\, gender equality\, and populism in Asia and the West. \nThe trip leverages both a global network of scholars and a method of moral inquiry that Carnegie Council has developed over the past several years. Delegates on this trip will be expected to publish at least one article (less than 2\,000 words) based on their experience in Indonesia and educational resources provided by Carnegie Council. The articles\, which can be published on the Council’s website or elsewhere\, will be included in a final Field Guide\, which the Council will curate for public education. Other opportunities to present your findings may also occur. \nThey are now accepting applications from students and professionals under 40 from the United States and East Asia to join this trip as a delegate. Thanks to support from the Henry Luce Foundation\, Carnegie Council will cover airfare and hotel expenses of the delegates. Carnegie Council is working with scholars from Indonesian universities to facilitate the dialogues between the delegates and experts\, activists\, and other members of Indonesian society. \nEligibility: \n\nCitizen of the United States or from one of the following in East Asia: Brunei\, Cambodia\, China (including Hong Kong and Macau)\, East Timor\, Indonesia\, Japan\, Laos\, Malaysia\, Mongolia\, Myanmar\, North Korea\, Philippines\, South Korea\, Singapore\, Taiwan\, Thailand\, or Vietnam;\nA student or a professional under 40 years of age;\nAble to travel to Indonesia during the week of Oct. 16\, 2017;\nStudents must identify a professor who can oversee their research project;\nHave a demonstrated interest in Indonesia\, Southeast Asia\, and/or religion in politics;\nEnglish proficiency.\n\nPlease send your CV and a letter of interest (1\,000 words or less) to Amanda Ghanooni (AGhanooni@cceia.org) by March 1\, 2017. Your letter should explain: the topic of your independent research project and how traveling to Indonesia will assist that project; your interest in Indonesia and/or Islam; the professor who will oversee your project if you are a student; how your professional experience will relate to this project if you are a young professional. \nSource: Asia Dialogues 2017: Call for Applicants \nShare on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/asia-dialogues-2017/
LOCATION:Yogyakarta\, INDONESIA
CATEGORIES:Opportunities
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