We are pleased to announce the publication of an article written by Nicolas Lainé, adjunct researcher, in CABI One Health.

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Despite its recent growth in popularity since the COVID-19 pandemic, One Heath can be traced back to the colonial period when it was used to control the health of local communities and their animals while exploiting natural resources. At present, it is necessary to move away from this asymmetrical colonialist view and develop more inclusive perspectives.

We are pleased to announce the publication of an article written by Nicolas Lainé, adjunct researcher, and Tulyawat Prasongmaneerut, Suthee Janyasuthiwong, Kim Foyoontpanich. The article appeared in CABI One Health.

This case highlights the importance of involving local communities in a One Health perspective by valuing their knowledge and engaging them as partners in research.

Bangkok & Kuala Lumpur, 27 November - 9 December 2023

The Research Institute of Contemporary Southeast Asia (IRASEC) organises an annual winter school in the social sciences and humanities, in collaboration with a range of European and Southeast Asian universities and research centers. The purpose of these workshops is to stimulate discourse and exchange regarding research on Southeast Asia within the scope of social sciences and humanities. IRASEC’s winter schools are designed to endorse comparative and regional research methodologies, facilitate the interaction of students, and promote co-tutorship and co-supervision of dissertations for early-career researchers in Southeast Asia, particularly those who exhibit an interest in continuing their studies in France. In 2023, the IRASEC winter school will be dedicated to migration in Southeast Asia.

L’IRASEC accueille chaque année trois stagiaires pour une durée de quatre mois chacun-e dans ses locaux de Bangkok (Thaïlande). Ce stage à plein temps offre aux étudiant-e-s l’opportunité de travailler dans un laboratoire de recherche en sciences humaines et sociales sur le sud-est asiatique contemporain. Les périodes de stages sont : janvier-avril, mai-août et septembre-décembre.

We are pleased to announce the publication of an article written by Herbary Cheung, adjunct researcher, and Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot. The article appeared in volume 23, number 3 of Qualitive Research.

An article written by Éric Frécon, IRASEC adjunct researcher, with Paco Milhiet, just published in issue 189 of Hérodote.
 

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In a context which echoes Valéry’s 1875-1914 “Armed peace”, Beijing has also recently developed multimodal maritime capabilities that challenge the traditional balance of power in Indo-Pacific, namely : aggressive attitude in the China Sea, transnational economic projects through the Belt and road initiative, development of hybrid military capacities, etc.

June 27th 2023, 9am - 5pm
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G (188 Si Lom, Khwaeng Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok) - 38th floor Ballroom Court

This seminar is organised as part of the 2023 Thailand – France Year of Innovation.

IRASEC is pleased to announce the Second Graduate Students Forum of the UP Department of Anthropology, co-organized with Elisabeth Luquin.
This is an online workshop of graduate students’ papers on the theme, “indigenous elements in independent Christian religions of the contemporary Philippines.” The participants/presenters come from a broad range of disciplines such anthropology, history and Philippine Studies with invited discussants who are professors and experienced researchers in those (...)

Éric Frécon a répondu aux questions de Juliette Pietraszewski, correspondante de Franceinfo en Asie.

Les autorités de la cité-État constatent un manque d’effectifs dans la police, alors que le taux de criminalité reste l’un des plus faibles au monde. Certains activistes s’inquiètent de l’absence de débats et de l’utilisations des données récoltées.
 

The Seminar to be held on June 15-16 2023 explores existing and emerging innovative framework on Coproduction, building upon 20 years of Community-Based Research (CBR) in Thailand. This seminar is the culmination of an assessment of successful CBR projects, conducted between 2019-2022, and will explore five case studies to better understand implementation, applied methodologies and multi-stakeholder criteria for what determines ‘success’.
Additional case studies from other contexts (Indonesia, Lao, Timor-Leste) will be discussed from a comparative perspective.