Bookshelf Spotlight, Featured, Laos
Bookshelf Spotlight: History of Laos
A Bookshelf Spotlight featuring five books on the history of Laos.
Bookshelf Spotlight, Featured, Malaysia
Bookshelf Spotlight: Kuala Lumpur
Featuring five diverse works about or with content on Kuala Lumpur, "arguably Southeast Asia's most spectacular city."
Featured, Myanmar, Song of the Week
Music: Big Bag (Myanmar)
This week we feature one of Myanmar's most prominent punk rock bands, Big Bag.
Featured, News
Dr. Kirstin Pauka Named Incoming CSEAS Director
The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is pleased to announce that Dr. Kirstin Pauka has been named director for 2014-2018
Featured, News
2011-2012 CSEAS Annual Report
We are excited to announce our 2011-2012 annual report.
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Bookshelf Spotlight, Indonesia, Philippines, Resources
Bookshelf Spotlight: Southeast Asian Cinema
Posted on 30 April 2013
Featuring five recently published books on Southeast Asian Cinema Continue Reading
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Bookshelf Spotlight, Resources
Bookshelf Spotlight: Diverse Arts of Southeast Asia
Posted on 23 April 2013
Featuring five books on the some of the diverse arts of Southeast Asia. Continue Reading
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Malaysia, Song of the Week
Music: Laila’s Lounge (Malaysia)
Posted on 17 April 2013
Enjoy the mellow indie sounds from our featured Malay song of the week. Continue Reading
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Bookshelf Spotlight, Resources, Singapore
Bookshelf Spotlight: Lee Kuan Yew
Posted on 16 April 2013
Featuring five recently published books on the "Founding Father of Singapore" Continue Reading
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Bookshelf Spotlight, Resources
Bookshelf Spotlight: Ethnography of Southeast Asia
Posted on 09 April 2013
This week we feature five ethnographic works pertaining to Southeast Asia. Continue Reading
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Singapore, Song of the Week
Music: BY2 (Singapore)
Posted on 09 April 2013
This week we feature a popular female duo from Singapore. Continue Reading
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Events, Performance
UH Gamelan Performance
Posted on 08 April 2013
Hear gamelan music from Java and Bali as the UH Gamelan Ensembles present an evening of traditional and contemporary repertoire. (on 4/20) Continue Reading
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Events, Speaker Series
Speaker Series: Consul General Toyoei Shigeeda
Posted on 05 April 2013
We were extremely honored to recently host a talk with Consul General Toyoei Shigeeda of the Consulate General of Japan entitled, "Japan-ASEAN Relations" Continue Reading
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Cambodia, Song of the Week
Music: Preap Sovath ព្រាប សុវត (Cambodia)
Posted on 03 April 2013
This week we present Preap Sovath who categorizes his work as modern youthful Khmer music. Enjoy! Continue Reading
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Bookshelf Spotlight, Resources
International Relations in Southeast Asia
Posted on 02 April 2013
A Bookshelf Spotlight featuring five recent works on international relations in Southeast Asia. Continue Reading
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