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Comment by Liz Hetherington on June 4, 2013 at 8:22am

Hi Everyone!

I'm out in Thailand doing some research for my masters thesis. My topic is mobile communication and the transformations it is making within Thai society. I'm looking to speak to anyone and everyone I can while I'm out here. If anyone has done fieldwork out here before it would be great to chat about your experiences.

Please get in touch!

Thanks,

Liz

Comment by Elena Burgos on January 22, 2013 at 6:36pm

Dear all, I am undertaking my research in Indonesia (with nomadic communities in North Sulwesi and the Celebes Sea) from June this year. I am interested in the impact of climate change on linguistic practices among nomadic communities and currently looking to get access/contact/affiliations to linguistic institutions in Indonesia that deal with indingenous narratives in terms of climate change, endangered languages mapping, archives, language conservation/development policy, etc. Any advice? Thanks for your time! Best, Elena.

Comment by Simeon Magliveras on November 3, 2011 at 1:09pm

I am doing a project on food in Singapore. I will be eating out with a group and then discussing your impressions. If anyone in Singapore wouldlike to take part please contact me so I can book a table.

 

Comment by Arnab Sen on July 19, 2011 at 9:06am

Hi all

I am interested in space and territoriality in the context of indigenous homelands in India or South East Asia. Any suggestions on possible institutional affiliation / funding?

Comment by Arnab Sen on July 19, 2011 at 8:44am

Interested in the food cultures of southeast Asia

Comment by Simeon Magliveras on August 19, 2010 at 7:46pm

Hi, I have been long interested in Southeast and East Asia but did not have good opportunities to study there. When to opportunity arrived, I applied. I will probably be doing research in Laos looking at how 'traditional' art forms reflect different levels of identity in a more global world.
Cinema is a wonder form of expression. Unfortunately I know little about Thia cinema. What are the dominant cinemas the area? Which ones are the most popular?

Comment by Vip Artpradid on August 19, 2010 at 3:27am

Hi Simeon. Good to know that you're interested in nationalism in Southeast Asia. What inspired the change in region? Any particular country you're interested in? I've spent quite a bit of time studying nationalism and identity in Thai cinema (how Thai cinema developed in the 1900s will fascinate you, I suspect). Lets discuss!

Comment by Simeon Magliveras on August 19, 2010 at 3:08am

I will be in Singapore to do a post-doc at Nanyang Tech. My focus has been nationalism and identity in the Balkans. So this is a change in direction for me. I will be looking at nationalism in Southeast Asia. I look forward to interesting and productive discussions