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LA LETTRE DU CASE - 11 mars 2016
Reçus à la bibliothèque
Reçus à la bibliothèque
TraNS : trans-regional and –national studies of Southeast Asia, vol. 4, no. 1 (janvier 2016)
In memoriam Nicholas Tapp 1952 – 2015 pioneer in Hmong studies
"Student mobility within Southeast Asia"
Sommaire :
- Introduction to the issue: Student mobility within Southeast Asia by Monika Lindberg Falk, Arndt Graf
- Malaysia’s niche in international higher education: targeting Muslim-majority, Commonwealth, and less-developed countries by Arndt Graf
- “Why don’t you think of Malaysia ?” – Narratives on educational migration, emotions, and social capital among transnational students by Marie Carlson, Bengt Jacobsson
- “I can give you money but there is no use. The best thing I [can] give you is education.” Negotiating educational migration and gender in a Chinese Malaysian family by Viola Thimm
- Transnational higher education strategies into and out of Singapore: commodification and consecration by Rebecca Ye
- Going far or staying close ? Transnational mobility among Southeast Asian students in Islamic studies by Ann Kull
Research articles
- The last “friendship” exchanges between Siam and Vietnam, 1879-1882: Siam between Vietnam and France – and beyond by Junko Koizumi
- Thailand’s Kra isthmus and elusive canal plans since the 1850’s by Stephen Dobbs
- Wind, water, and risk: shaping a transnational history of the Western North Pacific by Greg Bankoff
Book reviews
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=TRN
Vient de paraître
Vient de paraître
Philippine Studies, vol. 64, no. 1 (2016) : "City beautiful"
Sommaire :
- Modern Urban Designing in the Philippines, 1898–1916 by Ian Morley
- From Paris and Beijing to Washington and Brasilia: The Grand Design of Capital Cities and the Early Plans for Quezon City by Yves Boquet
- Urban Mobility and a Healthy City: Intertwined Transport and Public Health Policies in American-Colonial Manila by Michael D. Pante
- Longings for Manila: Projections of Imperialism and Decline in the Poems of J. Slauerhoff by Hidde van der Wall
Symposium
- In Appreciation of Benedict R. O’G. Anderson, 1936–2015 (Introduction) by Filomeno V. Aguilar, Jr.
- Where Does the Laughter of the Noli Come From? By Caroline S. Hau
- Contingency and Comparison: Recalling Benedict Anderson by Vicente L. Rafael
- Negative Comparisons by Patricio N. Abinales
- Revolutionary Élan by Takashi Shiraishi
- Benedict Anderson: A Personal Tribute by Resil B. Mojares
- Benedict Anderson: A Great Inspiration by Ariel Heryanto
- Benedict Anderson’s “Strange Hierarchies” in Thailand by Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker
- Three Cheers for the Hare that Did Not Stop Running to Take a Nap: In Celebration of the Life of Benedict Anderson by Kato Tsuyoshi
http://www.philippinestudies.net/ojs/index.php/ps/issue/current/showToc
Cette revue est disponible à la BULAC.
Critical Asian Studies, vol. 48, no. 1 (2016)
A signaler :
Articles
- Payoffs, Parties, or Policies: “Money Politics” and Electoral Authoritarian Resilience by Meredith L. Weiss
- Why the Philippines Chooses to Import Rice by Jamie S. Davidson
Commentary
- The Myanmar Elections 2015: Why the National League for Democracy Won a Landslide Victory by Ardeth Thawnghmung
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rcra20/current
Cette revue est disponible à la BULAC.
Migrance, no. 44 (février 2016) : Les archives africaines, algériennes et asiatiques des partis et syndicats français
Génériques consacre, en partenariat avec le CODHOS, ce numéro de la revue Migrance aux liens entre les organisations politiques et syndicales françaises, africaines, algériennes et asiatiques. Les contributions sont issues de trois journées d’études organisées par le CODHOS sur cette question en 2010, 2012, 2014 et montrent que les organisations ont été marquées par la coopération et l’interdépendance mais ont aussi été traversés de clivages et d’antagonismes.
Composé d’un riche état des lieux des archives des partis, syndicats et associations françaises concernant leurs relations avec les anciens pays colonisés mais aussi avec la Chine communiste et le Japon, ce numéro propose de nouvelles sources et approches dans des domaines aussi variés que l’histoire des migrations, l’histoire sociale et politique, l’histoire ouvrière, du féminisme mais aussi de l’anticolonialisme.
http://www.generiques.org/les-archives-africaines-algeriennes-et-asiatiques-des-partis-et-syndicats-francais/
Cette revue est disponible à la bibliothèque de la FMSH.
Sari K. Ishii (ed.), Marriage Migration in Asia : Emerging Minorities at the Frontiers of Nation-States, Kyoto CSEAS Series on Asian Studies 16, NUS Press, 2016
http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=92e73844e3a5650d165402336&id=afbc0739d9
Conférences
Conférences
"Lost in Transition: Human Trafficking and Migrations in Myanmar", 17 mars 2016, Hart House Debates Room, 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto ON.
Organisée par BORDERLESS, une ONG de secours aux personnes déplacées et aux réfugiés.
Millions of Burmese civilians fall through the cracks as Myanmar slowly puts its conflict-ridden past behind it and moves into political and economic reforms. Whether they are displaced by violence or persecution, or are attracted to employment opportunities abroad, Burmese migrants face dangerous conditions and human rights abuses as they are trafficked around the region or work in exploitative environments. BORDERLESS presents three speakers who will shine light on this massive population upheaval that is overlooked by the world.
Speakers:
- Antonela Arhin, Executive Officer of Center for Diaspora and Transnational Studies, University of Toronto
- Nora Rowley, Human Rights Advocate for Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar
- Stephen Campbell, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Trent University
Moderator:
- Emile Dirks, PhD student in Political Science, University of Toronto
https://www.facebook.com/events/199383097093488/
"Post-reformasi Indonesia : the challenges of social inequalities and inclusion", 6th International Symposium of Journal Antropologi Indonesia 26-28 July 2016, Kampus FISIP, Universitas Indonesia, Depok (Indonesia)
Presymposium : "The Ecopoetics of Social Life: The Legacy of James J. Fox", le 25 juillet 2016
4 thèmes :
1) Understanding the Structural Bases of Society: The Dynamics of Precedence
Cf. Les ouvrages de la collection Comparative Austronesian Project, School of Pacific and Asian Studies of the Australian National University et
Precedence: Social Differentiation in the Austronesian World, ed. Michael P. Vischer (Canberra: ANU ePress, 2009)
http://press.anu.edu.au/titles/comparative-austronesian-series/precedence/pdf-download/
2) Un/Recovering Structure through Language: Semantic Parallelism in Ritual Language, the Poetics of Performance, and the Linguistic Reconstruction of Socioecological Structures
Cf. To Speak in Pairs: Essays on the Ritual Languages of eastern Indonesia, Cambridge University Press, 1988
3) Ecology and Development: Traditional Adaptations, Emergent Impacts and Responses
Cf. Harvest of the Palm: Ecological Change in eastern Indonesia, Harvard University Press, 1977
4) Islam in Indonesia: Contemporary Practices, Sociohistorical Roots
https://simposiumjai.ui.ac.id/pre-symposium/
Workshop
Workshop
"The Heritage of Ancient and Urban Sites: Giving Voice to Local Priorities", 14-15 mars, Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre
The workshop brings together heritage professionals, policymakers and grassroots organisations from six countries: Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Thailand. Speakers present their work with local, regional and global communities in voicing local priorities at ancient and urban heritage sites. Each country is at a critical juncture in relation to public awareness and commitment on issues of cultural heritage.
Discussion of ancient and urban sites in local, transborder and international contexts can highlight commonalities and differences in defining and effecting greater community participation. Speakers will present local experiences and expertise in an open and non-prescriptive manner. Selected papers will be published.
Le programme peut être téléchargé sur le site du Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre :
Appels à contributions
Appels à contributions
"Imagining Asia(s): Networks, Actors, Sites", 10–11 October 2016, ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute, Singapore
Long perceived as a clearly defined geographical continent to the east of Europe, Asia has been conceptualised in more recent scholarship as a cultural entity produced through geographical imaginations located in specific historical contexts. Meanwhile Area Studies scholarship has divided the field of Asian Studies into seemingly self-contained units of West and Central Asia, South and Southeast Asia, and East Asia. These regional configurations speak more about the changing geopolitical and economic interests in these areas rather than the historical or cultural roots of such demarcations. Following the lead of recent scholarly critiques of these demarcations, this conference seeks to explore Asian societies and identities as interconnected formations through trajectories/networks of circulation of people, ideas, and objects in the longue durée. Moving beyond the divides of old Area Studies scholarship and the arbitrary borders set by late colonial empires and the rise of post-colonial nation states, this conference seeks to map critically the configuration of contact zones in which mobile bodies, minds, and cultures interact to foster new images, identities, and imaginations of Asia.
Date limite d’envoi des abstracts : 1er avril 2016
http://www.iseas.edu.sg/centres/nalanda-sriwijaya-centre/item/2669
3rd Conference of the Italian Association of Southeast Asian Studies (ItaSEAS), 20-21 juin 2016, University of Naples L'Orientale Summer Schools Centre, Island of Procida, Gulf of Naples
"The conference programme will be organized around three clusters: 1) Economic and political processes; 2) Social transformations; 3) Culture, Literature, Languages, and Linguistics. Each cluster will combine papers focusing on contemporary Southeast Asia with others looking at historical and longer-term perspectives."
Date limite d’envoi des abstracts : 30 avril 2016
http://www.unior.it/ateneo/14095/1/3rd_itaseas-conference-2016.html
Trans-Asia Human Mobilities and Encounters: Exchange, Commodification and Sustainability, 23-24 janvier 2017, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok
Organisé par Monash Asia Institute, Monash University & Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University.
Date limite d’envoi des abstracts : 30 avril 2016
http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/mai/events/cfp-trans-asia-human-mobilities-and-encounters/
Séminaire
Séminaire
Gatty Lecture, "Art of the Self: The Ethico-Aesthetics of Balinese Pepaosan Performance" par Nicole Reisnour (doctorante du SEAP dans le département de musique de l’Université de Cornell), 10 mars 2016, Kahin Center, Cornell University.
"The art of pepaosan, an Indonesian tradition of singing and interpreting religious texts, is widely represented in Bali as a Hindu form of ethical self-cultivation focused on the pursuit of divine guidance. However, while state programs to develop this art form promote an understanding of virtue that foregrounds interiority and personal responsibility, many pepaosan practitioners pursue a relational form of virtue—at once material and immaterial, aesthetic and ethical—which is the product of both human and divine agency. This talk explores how this single musical practice is incorporated into two divergent ethical projects, which render inhabitable two distinct constructions of devout Hindu selfhood."
http://events.cornell.edu/event/seap_gatty_lecture_series_9579
A lire
A lire
Who are the ‘Naypyitawrians’? by Nichollas Farelly, 02/03/2016 in New Mandala
http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/newmandala/2016/03/02/who-are-the-naypyitawrians/
"Geologic provenience analysis of agate and carnelian beads using laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS): A case study from Iron Age Cambodia and Thailand" by Alison Kyra Carter, Laure Dussubieux in Journal of Archaeological Science : Reports, vol. 6 (avril 2016)
Cet article est en libre accès jusqu’au 22 avril 2016 sur :
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352409X1630061X
"East Timor and the Emperor’s "old" clothes" (Part 1 & 2) by Adam Hughes Henry in Independent Australia
Sur l’attitude de l’Australie face à l’invasion de Timor Est et son soutien sans faille à l’Indonésie de Suharto tout au long de la terrible guerre qui s’en est suivie.
"The recent unearthing of Australian diplomatic documents – by Monash University academic researchers Sara Niner and Kim McGrath – containing written annotations by Australian diplomats in Jakarta (November 1976), has brought back into the light an unresolved dark chapter in Australian history…"
"The seals of Sultan Ahmad al-Salih of Bone", 4 mars 2016, Asian and African studies blog (British Library)
"Last year the British Library digitised the personal diary of Sultan Ahmad al-Salih Shamsuddin, 22nd sultan of the kingdom of Bone in south Sulawesi, who reigned from 1775 until his death in July 1812. The diary (Add. 12354), written in the king’s own hand in Bugis language and script, is an extremely important historical source for Bone. Daily entries cover a wide range of subjects from political events and religious ceremonies to notable visitors, births, deaths and marriages in the royal family, and even unusual weather patterns, as revealed in the doctoral study of this diary by Rahilah Omar (2003)…"
A écouter
A écouter
CSEAS symposium (Berkeley) in honor of the work of the late Benedict Anderson :
"Thinking Beyond Boundaries: Around the Work of Benedict Anderson", 19 février 2016.
Participants : Nancy Lee Peluso, Peter Zinoman, Penny Edwards, Hendrik Maier, Danilyn Rutherford, Vicente Rafael, Thongchai Winichakul, Douglas Kammen, Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Rebecca Karl, Pheng Cheah.
Programme : http://events.berkeley.edu/index.php/calendar/sn/cseas?event_ID=95933
A écouter sur :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOyuQaVrp4qq5cmL8eGrwhE7yPNjBtShp
Ressources
Ressources
Digital Access to Thai Manuscripts in Asian and African Studies blog (British Library)
Histoire de la collection et liste complète des manuscrits numérisés avec accès direct aux manuscrits :
http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/asian-and-african/thai.html
Voir aussi la base de données des Manuscrits du Lanna réalisée par l’Ecole Française d’Extrême-Orient :
« La base de données des Manuscrits du Lanna est destinée à montrer une collection de manuscrits numérisés reproduits à partir d'originaux conservés dans 41 bibliothèques monastiques du Nord de la Thaïlande et dans une bibliothèque publique de Bangkok (la Siam Society). Le projet, mené par l'EFEO en collaboration avec le Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre de Bangkok, est destiné aux étudiants et chercheurs intéressés par la philologie des textes bouddhiques, la littérature traditionnelle et l'histoire de l'ancien royaume du Lanna. »
http://lanna-manuscripts.efeo.fr/
Autre base de données : la Digital Library of Northern Thai Manuscripts qui donne accès à 4275 manuscrits.
Membres du projet : German Federal Foreign Office, Henry Luce Foundation, University of Pennsylvania, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, National Library of Laos, Chiang Mai University Library, Berlin State Library.
Le site est très complet : il propose une histoire du projet, des différentes collections numérisées, des informations techniques, une bibliographie et des liens dont un à la base de données de l’EFEO et un à la Digital Library of Lao Manuscripts.
http://lannamanuscripts.net/en
“How to write a blogpost from your journal article in eleven easy steps” in The Impact Blog (London School of Economics)
Exposition
Exposition
"Manila: Beyond the Envelope": 4 American Filipino artists on transnational identity in ArtRadar
"The exhibition is a cacophony of perspectives of the city of Manila. In describing the show, artist Marcius Noceda realised that the exhibition itself was indicative of the surreal, confusing and chaotic experience that is quintessentially Manila. He states that the exhibition is like going to Manila in a visual way: it is cramped, noisy, chaotic and divided. But within this confusion, there is a calm delirious and addictive excitement. He says that “If you go to Manila [and the exhibition] you are on acid.” Through the four artists’ work, it is clear that reconciling Manila is not an easy task, but it is one for them filled with pleasure and pain."
Bourses
Bourses
Postdoctoral Associate, Asian Connections
Global Asia Initiative/Duke Center for International Studies
The Global Asia Initiative at Duke University’s Center for International Studies, seeks applications for a postdoctoral position in Asian Connections from the Fall 2016 for one year, renewable for another. Asian Connections, also known as Inter-Asian Studies by our partner institution, the Social Science Research Council, is the study of connections between two or more Asian societies historically or in the contemporary period. The research may be comparative, but the goal is to reveal regional or trans-local processes.
Date limite d’envoi des candidatures: 15 avril 2016
http://sites.duke.edu/globalasiainitiative/funding-opportunities/
Lee Kong Chian research fellowship National Library of Singapore
The Lee Kong Chian (LKC) Research Fellowship aims to facilitate new research and publishing about Singapore and Southeast Asian culture, economy and heritage. This will enrich the Asia-centric collections and resources of the Lee Kong Chian Reference Library at the National Library of Singapore.
Research area :
- Singapore's role in early printing - Chinese, Malay, Tamil and English publications including works of the Mission Press, private publishers, government printing offices, etc.
- Voices of Singapore Literary Arts writers
- The Social history of Singapore from the mid-19th - early 20th century, through legal documents in the Koh Seow Chuan Collection.
- Peranakan-Nyonya literary works - literature in Malay by the Straits Chinese of Singapore and Malaysia, including translations of famous Chinese epics
- The Asian Diaspora in Southeast Asia with special reference to Singapore, Malaysia & Indonesia
- Businesses in the early 19th century – post-war Singapore
Date limite d’envoi des candidatures : 30 avril 2016
https://www.nlb.gov.sg/Careers/LeeKongChianResearchFellowship
Postes
Postes
Assistant professor in religious studies at Florida International University
The Department of Religious Studies at Florida International University seeks to appoint a tenure-track assistant professor with a specialization in one of the religious traditions of either North America or Southeast Asia (tradition open and methodology open), preferably with expertise in the interaction of religions in the area.
Posted February 11, 2016. Open till filled.
https://chroniclevitae.com/jobs/0000303617-01
Associate University Librarian for Library Special Collections and International Studies Programs University of California, Los Angeles
Reporting to the University Librarian, the AUL is a key senior administrator in the UCLA Library. The AUL supervises three major departments: the Department of Library Special Collections (LSC) (an enterprise-wide organization composed of the Library's special collections resources, services, and operations across the campus) which this position heads, and oversees the Library's International Studies programs (composed of the Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library (EAL), and the International Studies Department (ISD) which encompasses Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands).
Date limite de candidature : 30 mai 2016
https://chroniclevitae.com/jobs/0000303026-01
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