Berikut
ini adalah tawaran dari CSEAS-Universitas Kyoto-Jepang yang menawarkan
untuk terlibat dalam seminar peneliti muda se-Asia Tenggara di, Siem
Reap, Cambodia bulan November 2014. Pemegang paspor
Indonesia tidak perlu visa ke Cambodia. Biasanya diberi ongkos
transport dan akomodasi dan field tripnya.
Selamat mencoba.
The
Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS), Kyoto University, is
accepting applications from graduates and young researchers based in
Southeast and East Asia to participate in a seminar that will take place
in Siem Reap, Cambodia, 22-25 November 2014.
This
year's theme is "Connectivity in Southeast Asia: Multidisciplinary
Approaches to Understanding Global Transformations." We are very anxious
to offer a framework for exchanges between young and upcoming scholars
in the region so we would appreciate it if you could disseminate this
information to people in the region.
For more information and applying access via the link below.
OUTLINE
Connectivity
has always been a part of Southeast Asian culture and nature and
defined relations both within and beyond nations in the region. This
seminar will explore and examine the interface between both old and new
forms of connectivity in the region. Through multidisciplinary
approaches that tackle the concept of connectivity, it will also shed
light on how people, products and ideas are linked across spatial and
temporal boundaries both in the past and the present. Vibrant forms of
connectivity have always existed in Southeast Asia.
However,
how did cultural, religious, political, and economic flows enable
long-distance connectivity between places and peoples across the region
in the past? And what are the significant new lines of connectivity that
enhance or disrupt the old modes of connectivity?
Increasing participation in a global economy, increasing mobility,
and regional integration has accelerated connectivity in people’s lives
in Southeast Asia at a national, regional, and global level. People,
goods, services, and information are moving faster than ever creating
new connections. Under these dynamic global conditions, how are the
mutual interactions between human activity and the natural environment
changing?
In 2015,
Southeast Asia will undergo a major transformation and become ASEAN
Economic Community (AEC). On one hand, this shows an effort to formalize
region-wide connectivity and integration. What forms of grassroots and
informal connectivity are emerging in the region? How will institutional
connectivity between nations and across civilsocieties influence each
other?
AIMS
The seminar will focus on themes of particular relevance to
reviewing connectivity in Southeast Asia from a multidisciplinary
perspective in order to assess the dynamism and interconnectedness of
the region. We approach this region in terms of connectivity:
historical, geographical, religious, and cultural. This will take place
though four sessions “Scale of connectivity: linking places across
borders,” “Mobility and Connectivity,” “Human Nature Connectivity,” and
“Communicative connectivity: information, media, and language.”
The
seminar will also include a field trip in Siem Reap, Cambodia, to
examine how places and people have been connected and consider the
multiple spatial connections in Southeast Asia, including migration
flows, media, telecommunication lines, cultural diffusions, trade
networks, resource flows, and social movements.
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
The
Southeast Asia Seminar is the annual program of CSEAS since 1977. It
offers intensive lectures that provided an overview of the nature,
culture, society, economy, and other aspects of Southeast Asia and the
basic knowledge needed to understand the concept of area studies. The
seminar is open to the public and has attracted numerous participants
each year, particularly postgraduate students starting their engagement
with Southeast Asian studies.
