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Countries, Podcasts, Singapore, Speaker Series

Singapore Stories: Take 2

Posted on 26 January 2012

Internship experience at the National University of Singapore Central Library Friday, March 4th, 12:00 pm, Tokioka Room (Moore 319) Presented by Erenst Anip, Masters Student in the Department of Library Information Services (LIS) In July 2010, Erenst went to Southeast Asia to be the LIS program’s first intern at the National University of Singapore Central [...] Continue Reading

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Countries, Film, Indonesia, Indonesia, Podcasts, Speaker Series

Revisiting Gender in the New Order Film Culture (1965-1998)

Posted on 26 January 2012

Co-Sponsored by the Women’s Studies Program, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Friday, April 1st, 12 Noon, Tokioka Room (Moore 319) Presentation by Intan Paramaditha Department of Cinema Studies New York University One crucial feature of the Indonesian cinema revival after the downfall of the New Order authoritarian regime in 1998 is the entrance of more [...] Continue Reading

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Countries, Film, Podcasts, Speaker Series, Viet Nam, Viet Nam

Public Space, Public City – “Dancing in the Park – Hanoi at Its Millennium”

Posted on 26 January 2012

12:00 p.m., Friday, 04 February 2011, Tokioka Room (Moore 319) Presented by Dr. Michael Douglass, Professor of Urban & Regional Planning, Executive Director of the Globalization Research Center at UHM Henry Mochida, Ph.D. student in Urban & Regional Planning, Associate Director for Digital Media and Filmmaking at the Globalization Research Center at UHM Hao Nguyen, [...] Continue Reading

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Cambodia, Countries, Podcasts, Speaker Series

From Temples to Angkorian Khmers: Findings from the 2010 Field Season

Posted on 26 January 2012

12:00 p.m., Friday, 19 November 2010, Tokioka Room (Moore 319) Presented by Dr. Miriam Stark, Faculty of Department of Anthropology – UH Mānoa Angkor Wat was a Hindu temple, built to honor God and King in the early 12th century CE in northwestern Cambodia. Through the centuries, the Khmers never abandoned Angkor Wat as their [...] Continue Reading

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Philippines, Podcasts, Speaker Series

The “Local” in Philippine National History: Some Puzzles, Problems and Options

Posted on 26 January 2012

Friday, 22 October at 12:00 pm in the Center for Korean Studies. Presented by Dr. Patricio “Jojo” Abinales, Faculty Asian Studies SPEAKER BIO: Dr. Patricio “Jojo” Abinales grew up in the northern side of the Philippine island of Mindanao. He graduated with a degree in History at the University of the Philippines-Diliman (UP) and worked [...] Continue Reading

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