01:00:16
Community Protection From Populist Violence: The Catholic Church And The Philippine Drug War
47:46
The Re-emergence of Global Governance in Indonesia and the Oil Crisis in the 1970s
53:27
A Portuguese Priest and a Siamese Prince
37:30
Writing Global Fiction From The Countries I Call Home
52:24
Bitexts in Glocal Perspective: Towards an Intellectual History of Buddhist Translation
45:46
Meeting the āEnvironmentalā Sustainable Development Goals in Southeast Asia: Pipe Dream or Pathway?
29:25
The Crackdown on Dissent and Civil Society in Vietnam: Recent Developments
49:38
Making Everything Higgledy-Piggledy: Mary Poppins and Her Critique of High Colonialism
41:50
Claiming the Nation: Reflections on Religion and Politics in the Philippines
38:13
Browning the Foxtrot: Implications of Cultural Hybridity & Blackface Minstrelsy in āNakuā¦.Kenkoy!ā
58:11
Rights Refused: Grassroots Activism and State Violence in Myanmar
42:11
"Making āKinds of Peopleā: Subject Formation through Nationalism and Activism"
49:58
āExchange and Solidarity: Exploring Civic Health and the Third Sector and in Timor-Leste"
52:12
In Defense of Liberal Democracy, Anti-Communism &the Lao Race: The Second Indochina War as a Lao War
51:39
āBones of Contention: The Philippine Scouts and the Accounting for their Missing from World War IIā
53:20
āImpacts of the 2020-2021 Youth Movementon the 2023 Thai Election and Beyondā
53:05
"Flying Brothers: The Cold War & Americaās Airpower Allies in Southeast Asia"
45:49
"We, the Twins of the Dragons": Indigenous Multispecies Politics & Ecotourism Political Economy
55:34
"Fact and Fiction on the Advent of Buddhism in the 'Golden Land'"
54:17
"Local Anti-Crime Campaigns and the Emergence of Duterteās 'War on Drugs' in the Philippines"
01:20:17
Panel on Indigeneity in Thailand
53:11
"The Amnesty International Report that Exposed Dictator Ferdinand Marcos's Torture Regime"
34:48
āThe Legacies of War:Physical Scars and Invisible Wounds, Past, Present & Futureā
30:36
"Cost-cutting vs. Community: The Challenges of Teaching Southeast Asia at a Community College"
47:21
The Making of Pa Chay Company and the Hmong Communist Revolution
52:58
Mainline Islam: Islamic Associational Life in Indonesia
54:44
Qhuab Ke as Method: Rethinking SE Asian History through the Historiography of the HMoob Diaspora
46:25
A Jurisprudence Against Coups in Thailand
38:22
Religious Authority in Action: Women, Islamic Education, and Everyday Activism in Indonesia
48:45
Pig Feasts Democracy: Direct Local Elections & the Making of a Plural Political Order in West Papua
39:19
Doing HMoob American Studies: The Struggle, the Research and the Future
29:33
Education and Wellness in Refugee Resettlement ā Afghanistan and Beyond
46:46
Teaching Hmong Studies: History and Belonging
42:34
Writing a Memoir
37:14
S.irens of G.eneration U.nity: Creative Seeds of Hmong Refugees
40:31
The Afterlife of the Vietnam War Era: U.S. Army Uniforms in Thailand
32:37
Looking For My Family's Roots in a Changed Vietnam?
45:24
National Policies, Economic Realities, and the Shifting Acceptance of Chinese Dialects in Thailand
56:10
Dharmawara Mahathera: More Thoughts about a Transnational Cambodian Monk
53:37
Border and Bribery: An Anthology of Corruption
01:05:55
The Prehistory of Thailand, From the Beginning to the Emergence of Urban Centers
38:21
Late Industrial Environments are Constituted by Uncertainty: Notes from Lao Hydropower
40:01
Four of the Thirteen Lives Are Stateless
42:00
Hmong American Media Innovation in the Diaspora
56:39
Of Rice and Roses: Preliminary Thoughts on Critical Pleasure and the Philosophy of Sabai
51:39
Archaeological Explorations of 'Viet' Origins: A Personal Journey
01:01:07
Diversity in a Melaka Straits Region Port-City: Temasik in the 14th Century
39:35
Fringe Histories: Re-placing imperial spaces in Southeast Asia within an Indigenous context
44:29
Being Muslim in Bima, Indonesia: The Local Conception of Islam and the Muslim Experience
55:10
The 1965-66 Massacres in Indonesia w/in the Frame of Genocide Studies: What is Gained, What is Lost
58:42
SEA Ethnohistory through Historical Linguistics & Archaeology: Contributions/Limits of Lexical Data
59:04
Kinsa si Juan Diyong? Historicizing the 1815 Uprising in Cebu
01:20:43
#Papuanlivesmatter: Black Consciousness and Political Movements in Indonesia
49:48
Eunuchs in Southeast Asia: Of Matrilineality and Theravada Buddhist Harems
48:50
Wisconsin K-12 Educator Panel
23:24
Holocaust Education Map Workshop
42:09
Teaching with Testimony
06:58
Overview of Act 30 Legislation in Wisconsin
33:59
Destroy, Replaceā¦ Repeat: State Violence in the Uyghur Homeland and its Historical Precedent
32:20
Learning to Talk About and Critically Represent Genocide: A Researcherās Reflection
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison fosters a wide variety of research, teaching and outreach activities about Southeast Asia. Since 1981, the Center has been recognized as a National Resource Center by the U.S. Department of Education, and has received Title VI funding for program development and Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships.
We promote greater understanding of the Southeast Asian region through academic year courses, a summer language institute, study abroad opportunities, a publication series, outreach activities, a weekly public lecture series, student research and study grants, and degree programs. Our faculty and students are a vibrant community of scholars with research and teaching interests in a wide variety of academic disciplines. The Center operates a vigorous and well-developed program committed to the study of Southeast Asia that is recognized as one of the best worldwide.
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