Spring e-Bulletin 2015
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Abstract
The Southeast Asia Program Bulletin is a bi-annual publication covering Cornell faculty and student research, SEAP outreach activities, as well as SEAP news and updates.
Description
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
2 Letter from the Editor
FEATURES
3 Green Togas: The Bandung
School and Modern Art in
Indonesia in the New Order
Period
7 From Yangon to
Mawlamyine: First Steps in
Building a Burma/Myanmar
Initiative
11 Flux Navigations:
Envisioning the Southeast
Asian City
14 Critique, Collaboration,
and the Politics of
Transition: The Burma/
Myanmar Research Forum
17 Unique January Study
Abroad in Cambodia
21 Volunteering in Cambodia:
A Life-Changing Experience
23 The 12th Northeast
Conference on Indonesia
NEWS
25 Visiting Scholars
27 Upcoming Events/ Spring
2015 Gatty Lectures
30 The Kahin Center
32 On Campus and Beyond
34 Awards
35 SEAP Outreach
37 SEAP Publications
38 The Echols Collection
39 SEAP Languages
41 New Acquisitions at the
Herbert F. Johnson Museum
CONTENTS
2 Letter from the Editor
FEATURES
3 Green Togas: The Bandung
School and Modern Art in
Indonesia in the New Order
Period
7 From Yangon to
Mawlamyine: First Steps in
Building a Burma/Myanmar
Initiative
11 Flux Navigations:
Envisioning the Southeast
Asian City
14 Critique, Collaboration,
and the Politics of
Transition: The Burma/
Myanmar Research Forum
17 Unique January Study
Abroad in Cambodia
21 Volunteering in Cambodia:
A Life-Changing Experience
23 The 12th Northeast
Conference on Indonesia
NEWS
25 Visiting Scholars
27 Upcoming Events/ Spring
2015 Gatty Lectures
30 The Kahin Center
32 On Campus and Beyond
34 Awards
35 SEAP Outreach
37 SEAP Publications
38 The Echols Collection
39 SEAP Languages
41 New Acquisitions at the
Herbert F. Johnson Museum
Sponsorship
Cornell Southeast Asia Program, US Department of Education Title VI Funding
Date Issued
2015-02
Publisher
February 2015
Keywords
Rights
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
Type
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