Douglas Kammen, Independent Timor-Lest Between Coercion and Consent, Cambridge University Press 2019 This Element explores the primary modes by which rulers have exercised power and shaped political relations in Timor-Leste across four distinct periods. The contrast between coercion under colonial… Continue Reading
SE3234 Sea, Islands, Vessels: A Voyage of Exploration ABOUT THE MODULE At the heart of this module is a sailing voyage. We will visit coastal/island communities, explore marine environment, and experience life at sea and on remote islands. During that… Continue Reading
The National University of Singapore is seeking to fill a senior position in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies. We are particularly interested in recruiting scholars who will enjoy the opportunity of working collaboratively with colleagues from different disciplines in… Continue Reading
The past summer break, a motley crew comprising students, alumni, and professors from the National University of Singapore set sail on a schooner named Four Friends, heading west from the large island of Borneo (from Pontianak) to remote islands in… Continue Reading
The Department of Southeast Asian Studies presents “Love and Betrayal in Balingkang“, The story of King Sri Jayapangus and his Chinese wife, performed by students of SE3230 Seen and Unseen: Explorations in Balinese Theatre. Synopsis: Prembon was first performed in… Continue Reading
Please note that the Department of Southeast Asian Studies general office will operate as follows from 17 May to 15 June: 17 May – 13 June 2018 Mon – Thu: 8:30am to 5:00pm Fri: 8:30am to 4:30pm 14 June 2018… Continue Reading
Join an amazing voyage on a classic sailing ship. Explore remote Indonesian islands. Experience life at sea. 2-16 June 2018 Open to all NUS students, staff, and alumni! There are limited slots—sign up NOW! Costs: Students $1200; staff and alumni… Continue Reading
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