Resident Researcher from 2019 to 2021
thianh-dao.tran irasec.com
Fields of interest
Globalisation and development International integration and assymmetries Integration, mobility and South-South trade Comparative studies in East and Southeast Asia
Experience
Thi Anh-Dao TRAN is Research Fellow at the Centre for Re

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.

Candidates shall submit their application at the latest on September 15th 2023. Successful applicants will be notified on September 30th 2023.

Director of IRASEC from 2008 to 2012
Benoît de TRÉGLODÉ is Director of Research at the Institut de recherche stratégique de l’École militaire (IRSEM), Benoît de TRÉGLODÉ holds a doctorate in the history and civilization of Asia (EHESS, Paris), an Habilitation to direct research (HDR at INALCO in 2015), he is also a researcher at CASE (South-East Asia Centre, EHESS-CNRS) and directed the Institute for Research on Contemporary South-East Asia (IRASEC) in Bangkok from 2008 to 2012.
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The winter school Urban Theories Across Borders (UTAB) targets early career researchers — master and PhD students — who aim to pursue knowledge production about cities and urbanization in Southeast Asia from a social sciences perspective. It helps the students to engage with the most recent debates in the urban studies field, provides methodological tools to write and improve research proposals, and initiate the students to urban fieldwork activities.
This year, UTAB thematic focus is on (...)

Chayan VADDHANAPHUTI received his Bachelor of Arts from Chulalongkorn University, Master of Public Administration from National Institute of Development Administration, MA in Anthropology from Stanford University and Ph.D. in International Development Education with a concentration in Anthropology from the same university. He has been working on ethnicity, development, multiculturalism, etc., and has promoted the intersection between social science and development perspectives. He is now (...)

Chercheuse

Née d’un père Indo-hollandais et d’une mère Belge, Mary Van Treche a passé plusieurs années de son enfance en Indonésie. Aujourd’hui doctorante en Sciences politiques et sociales à l’Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales de l’Université de Liège, ses travaux portent sur les milices civiles et les organisations islamiques dans les régions limitrophes de l’ouest de Java et du sud de Sumatra. (...)

A university professor, she teaches economic history and geopolitics of Southeast Asia at the Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales de Paris (Inalco). After having directed the Centre de préparation aux échanges internationaux (CPEI), she is currently vice-president in charge of international affairs. Since 2006, she has also directed the journal Péninsule. She is the author of ten books on South-East Asia and South China, including “Brunei, de la thalassocratie à la rente” (...)

WANG Gungwu, CBE, is chairman of the East Asian Institute and university professor at the National University of Singapore. He is the author of more than thirty books, most recently Renewal : The Chinese State and the New Global History (2013). His research has focused on the history of the Chinese overseas and their relationship with China and the Southeast Asian states. (...)

Holger WARNK is Librarian since 1993 in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at Goethe- Universität and has studied Social Anthropology, Southeast Asian Studies and Prehistory. He also works part-time lecturer in Southeast Asian Studies at Goethe University Frankfurt and the University of Passau. His research interests are the social, economic and religious history of colonial Southeast Asia, in particular the fields of education and printing in the Malay Peninsula, Southern Thailand (...)

Frans Winarta is an eminent international lawyer. He is Founder of the Indonesian Anti Discrimination Movement (GANDI) and the Co-founder of International Chamber of Commerce of Indonesia. He is a Permanent Lecturer at the Law Faculty of the University of Pelita Harapan, Karawaci – Tangerang, since 1996 and Member of the Board the Human Rights Institute established by the Council of the International Bar Association. He describes the political influences of the Chinese communities in (...)