ASEASUK members

(A) Shan Buddhism, History and Material Culture

(B) Emerging Scholars Panel

(C) Malay/Indonesian Manuscript Studies

(D) Heritage Tourism and Heritage Sites in Southeast Asia with Specific Reference to UNESCO World Heritage Sites

(E) Migrant Labour Policies, Regulation and Law: Past and Present

(F) Laos: Historical and Contemporary Transitions

(G) Colonialism, Decolonisation, Post-Colonial Legacies and Commemoration in [and beyond] Southeast Asia

(H) Southeast Asian environmentalisms: frameworks, discourses and networks

(I) Religious Practices and Beliefs in Southeast Asia between Local and Global

(J) Violence and Trauma in Southeast Asian Memoryscapes

(K) Sexual Politics and Gender -based Violence in Post Colonial Indonesia

(L) Intercultural exchange in early modern Southeast Asia

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