Forthcoming Seminars: In the Shadow of the King: Rural Resistance and Special Rebellion Law in Colonial Burma, 1930-1937 by Dr Maitrii Aung-Thwin
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Showing posts with label Nov. Show all posts
Nov 24, 2014
Nov 17, 2014
Forthcoming Seminars: What Voters Want: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand by Dr Allen Hicken (17 Nov 2014 (Monday)
What Voters Want:
Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand
Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Thailand
Dr Allen Hicken Associate Professor of Political Science Research Associate Professor at
the Center for Political Studies, and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies University of Michigan
the Center for Political Studies, and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies University of Michigan
Date: 17 November 2014 (Monday)
Time: 4 pm – 5:30 pm
Venue: G5-131, AC1, City University of Hong Kong
Time: 4 pm – 5:30 pm
Venue: G5-131, AC1, City University of Hong Kong
Dec 11, 2013
Summary of news on the anti-Yingluck administration protest in Thailand (update @ Dec 11)
Thailand still in trouble related to the 2013 amnesty bill. We summed up some news and comments from analyst. Please check:
Dec 2, 2013
Academic Articles in 4th week of Nov 2013
Here is a list of articles published in the last week of November.
Dec 1, 2013
SEARC's Dr.London commented Vietnam's constitution amendments
Dr Jonathan London, a member of SEARC, has been quoted about political rivalries in Vietnam in Reuters. This article at the same time has been reprinted in Nov 30's South China Morning Post of Hong Kong.
Nov 29, 2013
SEARC Director commented on Thailand's protest in local media - RTHK's The Pulse
SEARC director, Prof Mark R. Thompson, has commented on the ongoing Thailand protest in Hong Kong local media, RTHK.
If you missed the show on TV please visit RTHK's website to watch the playback.
The link is:
The Pulse: Unrest in Thailand; Corruption Crackdown in China; Mong Kok Pedestrian Zone:
Or
Content of the show:
Protests are still continuing in Thailand, with demonstrators this morning protesting in six different sites. There have been similar scenes in Bangkok over the years, and some have even involved military intervention, but is it likely to go so far this time? With us in the studio is Professor Mark Thompson from the South East Asia Research Centre of the City University of Hong Kong.
Updates on the Philippine's Typhoon disaster (Updated 29 Nov, 2013)
For people who concern about the Typhoon Haiyan in Philippines. Here is a list of articles / Tweets on the disaster in the Philippine.
Nov 27, 2013
Kevin Hewison @ asiasentinel : On the politicization of Thailand's Courts
Should court be politicize like Thailand now? How Thai’s democracy is affected by this trend? See how Prof. Hewison say:
Nov 26, 2013
Academic articles in 3nd week of Nov 2013
Despite being late, it's still the time to see what new academic articles are in past week!
Nov 22, 2013
Check this: CFR: Wherefore Art Thou ASEAN? Typhoon Haiyan's Teachable Moment By: Jeffrey Wright
CFR's Jeffrey Wright has published an article about the ASEAN and the Typhoon Haiyan.
Nov 20, 2013
Check this: An article about Myanmar President Thein Sein & the Rakhine problem in Myanmar from Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy today published an interesting piece by Gwen Robinson about the Myanmar President Thein Sein and the Rakhine problem in Myanmar.
The focus is mainly on the President himself and the internal political dynamic in Myanmar.
Check this: WSJ round up on the Indonesia-Australia Spying Spat
WSJ Southeast Asia Real Time has summed up the tweets from Indonesian key officials on the spying scandal. People who interested in the issue may take a look:
Nov 17, 2013
Academic articles in 2nd week of Nov 2013
Hello, it's time to see what new academic articles are in past week!
Nov 13, 2013
Nov 8, 2013
Academic articles in 1st week of Nov 2013
Hello, it's time to see what new academic articles are in past week!
