He is an associate professor at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and taught at the University of Paris IV-Sorbonne in 2007. He is mainly interested in urban development issues and has published several books on the subject, including A Roof Over Every Head : Singapore’s Housing Policies between Sate Monopoly and Privatisation with IRASEC in 2005. (...)

Professor Patcharawalai Wongboonsin, Ph.D.. Director of Human Development Migration Studies, Chulalongkorn University. College of Population Studies, Bangkok, Thailand. Expert in Social Policy and ASEAN. Academic Position is Professor. Her education is LL.D. Graduate School of Laws (Kyushu University), Japan. Demographic Analysis Training, East-West Center, Hawaii, USA. Ph.D. Graduate School of Laws, Kyushu University, Japan A.M. International Relations, Graduate School of Arts and Science, (...)

Thanes WONGYANNAWA is Director of the Master Degree in Government of the Faculty of Political Sciences of Thammasat University, where he has taught Social and Political for more than three decades as an associate professor before retiring recently. He has also taught Anthropological Theory at the Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Archeology, Silpakorn University for more than a decade. Educated at Chulalongkorn University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA., and Cambridge (...)

Kevin WOODS is currently a PhD candidate at the University of California, Berkeley. His dissertation research, following over a decade of research in Burma, focuses on how histories of political armed conflict shape contemporary agrarian political economies in (ex-)poppy areas of northern Burma along the Chinese border. His current research examines the intersections ot multiple layers of land conflicts and climate change mitigation strategies as Burma opens to global environmental regimes. (...)

Dr. Sallie Yea is an Australian Independent Scholar, and Director of IDEALS, a non-governmental, non-profit work and consulting organization dedicated to education and research to counter human trafficking. A former Senior Research Fellow in International Development, School of Social Science and Planning (RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia), she has been researching the trafficking of women and girls for several years, with papers on the subject in Women’s Studies International Forum, in (...)

Leonard YEO is a research assistant in the Religion and Globalisation Cluster at the Asia Research Institute of the National University of Singapore. Prior to joining the Institute, he was pursuing studies in Catholic philosophy and theology at the Catholic Regional Seminary and Fu Jen Catholic University in Taipei. Through pastoral work and community service in Taipei, he has gained an insight into the workings of the local Catholic church, which has given him the basis for his current (...)

Brenda S. a. YEOH is professor (provost’s chair) at the Department of Geography and dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore. Her research interests include the politics of space in colonial and postcolonial cities and topics related to transnational migration in Asia, including key themes such as cosmopolitanism and highly skilled talent migration; gender, social reproduction, and care migration; migration, national identity, and citizenship issues; (...)

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Lydia Yu-José est actuellement directrice du Centre d’études asiatiques et professeure au Département de sciences politiques à l’université de l’Ateneo à Manille. Elle a obtenu son doctorat à l’université Sophia (Tokyo). La plupart de ses recherches ont porté sur les relations bilatérales entre le Japon et les Philippines, histoire et politique. Pour mieux appréhender les dynamiques mondiales et régionales qui affectent les deux pays, elle a élargi son champ de recherches aux relations des (...)

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Zelda Zablan est professeur et chercheuse à l’Institut de la population à l’université des Philippines (Diliman). Ses recherches portent sur la mise en place et l’évaluation des programmes démographiques.
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Monique Zaini-Lajoubert est chercheuse (retraitée) au CNRS. Elle enseigne les littératures malaise et malaisienne à l’Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales (Inalco). Ses recherches portent sur les littératures de langue malaise traditionnelles et modernes et sur les traductions et les adaptations en malais. Parmi ses publications figurent des éditions critiques de textes malais anciens (comme Karya Lengkap Abdullah bin Muhammad al-Misri « Les œuvres complètes d’Abdullah bin (...)