On the 28 January 2019, at the Alliance française of Kuala Lumpur, Christine CABASSET participated to the book launch: Nathalie FAU and Benoit de TRÉGLODÉ (dir.), 2018, Mers d’Asie du Sud-Est. Coopérations, intégration et sécurité, Paris, CNRS Editions, a book she contributed to with a chapter on « The Joint Petroleum Development Areas in the Timor Sea ».
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The two co-directors Nathalie FAU and Benoit de TRÉGLODÉ, and three co-authors, François-Xavier BONNET, Christine CABASSET and Éric (...)

Présentation des livres par l’auteure
avec la participation de Carol ISOUX et Stéphane RENNESSON
Jeudi 10 janvier 2019 à 19h
Alliance française de Bangkok
179 Thanon Witthayu, Lumphini, Pathumwan
Bangkok 10330 Thaïlande
Entrée libre
Langue : Français
Dans ses trois ouvrages parus en 2018, Eugénie MÉRIEAU analyse la Thaïlande au regard de ses mythes fondateurs, dans Idées reçues sur la Thaïlande ; son rapport à la « khwampenthai », dans Les Thaïlandais - Lignes de Vie d’un Peuple et sa dimension (...)

Claire Tran took part on Tuesday, December 18th to a special day at the Lycée français international de Bangkok (LFIB), around the exhibition A photographic narrative of the Asians at war. With Din Buadaeng (doctoral student in history at the University of Paris Diderot), they provided guided tours of the exhibition with several classes of 14 years old and 17 years old students. Followed by an exchange with the oldest students on the profession of historian and the work of researcher.
Thanks (...)

“Research Challenging: One Health in Veterinary Technology & Nursing” Lecture room, 5th floor, Veterinary Technology Building
Faculty of Veterinary Technology - Kasetsart University11-13 décembre 2018
Stéphane RENNESSON will be a discussant at the round table discussion of the first day (11 December) dedicated to the thematic of « Biodiversity and Health on the Map ».
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Graduate education in sustainable development - AIT
29 novembre 2018 - Ambassador Hotel, Bangkok
At the invitation of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Christine Cabasset participated to a round table discussion about the elaboration and the opening in August 2019 of a new department and master's and doctoral degrees in "Development and Sustainability".
The objective of this workshop, who brought together academic and research institutions, international (...)

Workshop « Reservoir Hosts » Disease reservoirs: from conceptual frameworks to applicable criteriaKasetsart University
21- 23 November 2018
Stéphane RENNESSON will participate to the workshop with a talk entitled Anthropological perspectives about parasites and other pathogens.
Program of the workshop

1st session of 2018-2019 SOCIAL SCIENCES
and HUMANITIES DIALOGUES
Tools for thinking connected Southeast Asia
Monday 12th November 2018/2561, 2-5 pm
PhD programme meeting room, Faculty of Sociology and Anthropology,
4th floor, Faculty of Social Administration building,
Thammasat University, Tha Prachan
"Redefining Thai Tradition: Thai Bhikkhuni (female Buddhist monks) and Women’s Empowerment" by Dr. Kakanang YAVAPRABHAS (Faculty of Sociology and Anthropology, Thammasat (...)

Alliance Française, 179 Thanon Witthayu
Lumphini, Pathum Wan - 10330 Bangkok
9-23 novembre 2018
Thanks to François Doré from the Librairie du Siam, the IRASEC and the Alliance Française are pleased to present 10 original portraits of Asian soldiers painted by Eugène Burnand (1850-1921). They are part of his collection of soldiers of the Great War drawn between 1917 and 1921 by the Swiss painter. After studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Geneva and in Paris, the landscape painter became (...)

Asians in the First World War and its Aftermath
Chamchuri 10 Bldg., 7th Floor - Chulalongkorn University
November 9th - 10th 2018
The idea of such a conference emerged in Paris at the beginning of the commemoration process of the First World War centenary. While the Asian soldiers and workers were mentioned as a mass of colonized people engaged to serve their masters, the voices of around 1 723 000 Asians (more than 70% of the non-Western people participating in the war), who came from (...)

A Visual History of the Indians,
Siamese and Vietnamese at War
Chamchuri 10 Bldg., 7th Floor - Chulalongkorn University
November 9th - 23rd 2018
The First World War was the first conflict to be photographed and the first in which pictures were actively exploited and controlled in support of the war effort. From WW1, photography became a powerful and established medium of mass communication. Most of these pictures are coming from the French archives and the private archives of the Prince (...)