CSEAS Seminar Programme, Semester 2 2001
Thursday 11.15am-1pm Manton Room SG03, Menzies Building South, Monash Clayton
'Museumising' Burma: Museums, Archaeological Displays & Tourist Landscapes of Colonial Burma
19 July 2001
Alyssa Phillips, PhD student in History, Monash ( alyssa.phillips@arts.monash.edu.au )
Reflexive Re-enchantment: Reconstituting Malayness
26 July 2001
Tabitha Frith, PhD student in Politics, Monash ( tyfri1@student.monash.edu.au )
Industrialised Media in Democratising Indonesia
2 August 2001
Dr Ariel Heryanto, Melb Institute of Asian Languages and Societies, U Melb (arielh@unimelb.edu.au )
Great Expectations: Hindu Revival Movements in Java, Indonesia
9 August 2001
Dr Thomas Reuter, ARC Fellow, Anthropology, U Melbourne( t.reuter@anthropology.unimelb.edu.au )
East Timor and the UN Peace-keeping Mission
16 August 2001
Sue Downie, PhD student in Politics, Monash ( sue.downie@arts.monash.edu.au )
The Question of Genocide: Issues & Controversies regarding East Timor, Cambodia & Australian Aborigines
23 August 2001
Prof Ben Kiernan, Griswold Prof of History & Director of the Genocide Studies Program, Yale.
Social Contexts of Vocal Music in Laos
30 August 2001
Adam Chapman, PhD student in Music, Monash ( cacha1@student.monash.edu.au )
Writing a Social History of Abortion in Thailand
6 September 2001
Dr Andrea Whittaker, Key Centre for Women's Health in Society and Melbourne Institute of Asian Languages and Societies, University of Melbourne (a.whittaker@unimelb.edu.au )
The Singapore System: A model for Asia?
13 September 2001
Dr Chee Soon Juan, Secretary-General of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), Director of the Open Singapore Centre, chairman of the Alliance for Reform and Democracy in Asia and a member of the International Board of Directors of the Forum of Democratic Leaders in the Asia-Pacific.
Monsoons and Management: the Environmental History of the Tonle Sap, Cambodia
20 September 2001
Dr Dan Penny, Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Prostitution, Power and Privilege: Re-examining the Research Process
11 October 2001
Jessica Lee-Ack, PhD student in History, Monash ( vegemitesandwiches@yahoo.com )
Gender Identity of 'Malaysian' Teenage School Girls
18 October 2001
Cynthia Joseph, PhD student in Education, Monash ( Cynthia.Joseph@Education.monash.edu.au )
The Sacred and Beloved Maubere Homeland
25 October 2001
Sara Graham, Honours graduate in Anthropology, Monash (saradarren@smartchat.net.au )
Current Political Developments in Cambodia
1 November 2001
Tioulong Saumura, member of Cambodia's National Assembly and former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Cambodia.
Anti-Sinicism and 'Anti-Chinese Violence' in Southeast Asia
8 November 2001
A/Prof Charles Coppel, Department of History, University of Melbourne (c.coppel@unimelb.edu.au )