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Panel session 2.3
Wednesday, 4 July 2018
Panels for day 2, session 2, 13.30 - 14.50 at the ASAA Conference 2018
Chair: Bernice Loh
How University has Changed Me: Stories of Indonesian Women
Dorothy Ferary
Pursuing Intersectionality: Indonesian Women Students' Experiences and Subjectivity
Dewi Andriani
Tween Girls' Dressing in Singapore: Aspirations, Allowances and Affiliations
Bernice Loh
Chair: Josh Stenberg
Contemporary Views from Mainland Chinese Writing on Indonesia
Josh Stenberg
English as a Native Language: Lee Kok Liang and Anglophone Malaysian Literature
Lynda Ng
Polyphony, Descriptions and Literary Governance: Diasporic Literatures in the Philippines.
Gyo Miyabara
Chair: Aline Scott-Maxwell
The Curious Case of Chui Chai Benjakai
John Garzoli
The Sultan and the Song
Beth Yahp
Trajectories and Divergences in Australia's Musical Engagement with Indonesia
Aline Scott-Maxwell
Chair: Leonard Andaya
A Nineteenth Century Biography of the Kapuas River in Borneo
Leonard Andaya
Locating the Red River of the last 500 years: A GIS and Historical Undertaking
Tana Li
Past, Present and Future Socio-ecological Dynamics of the Lower Mekong River
Daniel Penny
Rivers and People in Southeast Asia
Avijit Gupta
Chair: Gerard McCarthy
Conflict and Democracy in Myanmar's Ethnic Borderlands
Anna Plunkett
Experimental Naypyitaw
Nicholas Farrelly
The Rakhine Crisis in Myanmar: Any Lessons from the Great Lakes Region of Africa?
Roger Huang
Theorising Myanmar's Political Regime Type
Kihong Mun
Chair: Kenichi Yasuoka
Ownership and "Foreigner" in Occupied Japan
Kenichi Yasuoka
The Ebbs and Flows of Uranihon: Beyond the Dichotomies of the Nation
Alexander Ginnan
The Role of Japanese Language in Australia during World War II
Yasuko Hassall Kobayashi
Transcending Areas: Migratory and Intellectual Connections between Japan and Latin America
Facundo Garasino
Chair: Natali Pearson
Applying for UNESCO World Heritage Status for Mrauk-U, Rakhine State, Myanmar
Bob Hudson
Digital Narrative for World Heritage Site: Dazu Rock Carvings as Example
Wu-Wei Chen
The Largest Museum in the World
Natali Pearson
Chair: Michael Yeo
16th Japanese Tea Architecture According to Society of Jesus Manuscripts
Adriana Piccinini Higashino
A Peripheral Port in a Global Age: The Founding of Sandakan, 1878-1915
Michael Yeo
Between Beaux-Arts and Modernism: the architecture of the University of Tehran, 1934-1941
Peyman Akhgar
Modelling Failure: The Miniature Democratic City of Dusit Thani
Lawrence Chua
Chair: Holly High
Papers in this stream of panels provide accounts of territory cults across a large and diverse geographic area. What uniting themes and dividing contrasts do you see in the territory cults of the region? How useful do you think the concept of "monsoon Asia" is in discussing these territory cults? What work remains to be done in the study of the territory cults of this region?
Linda Connor
John Holt
Jadran Mimica
Chair: Rosemary Roberts
Reviving Patriotic Masculinity: The Representation of Nationalism in Wu Jing's Wolf Warriors II
Tingting Hu and Tianru Guan
Subverting the 'Good Wife and Wise Mother': The Roles and Public Persona of Xu Jinglei
Lara Vanderstaay
The Sinophone Patient: 'Cripping' Leslie Cheung in Hong Kong
Ta-Wei Chi
Chair: Adrian Vickers
From Philology to Visual Cultures via Digital Humanities
Adrian Vickers
Her Only Real Intimate': British Colonialism, Loyalty and the Visual Iconography of the Indian Ayah
Victoria Haskins
Sniper Perspectives: The 2010 Wat Pathum Massacre and the Thai King-image Spectacle
Steven Dodds
The Impact of Foreign Communities on Javanese Urban and Architectural History
Helene Njoto
Chair: Mark Micale
Male Hysteria in Japan: Masculinity, Trauma and Military Psychiatry during the Asia-Pacific War
Eri Nakamura
'The World is Ours': Singing as Healing by Survivors of the 1965 Indonesian Mass Killings
Dyah Pitaloka
Trauma beyond the Western World: Medical Theories and Popular Ideas in Asia
Mark Micale
Tropical Stupor?: Patients Affected by Earthquake and Tropical Weather in Colonial Taiwan
Harry Yi-Jui Wu
Chair: Karl Ian Uy Cheng Chua
Comics as a Medium of Communication in the 2014 Indonesian Presidential Election
Jhosephine Tanuwidjaya
De-mystifying the ‘Stupid Voters’: Multimedia Literacies in Philippine Politics
Victoria Cayton and Karl Ian Uy Cheng Chua
Japan’s Narratives of Victimhood and War Responsibility
Ria Shibata
Transnational Connections between Vietnamese-American Community and Vietnam
Le Hanh Nguyen Nguyen
Chair: Michele Ford
Three decades ago, the future of trade unionism looked bleak in Southeast Asia, with its large informal-sector workforce and propensity to electoral authoritarianism and outright dictatorship. While trade unions are still weak, key countries in the region have experienced an upsurge in labour activism, in large part as a consequence of their rapid integration into global supply chains. In some countries, this upsurge has been accommodated within the structures of the trade union movement. In others, it has been concentrated outside it. Drawing together scholars of different Southeast Asian labour movements, this discussion panel will explore the drivers and limitations of different forms of labour activism in Southeast Asia and debate the future of trade unionism in the region.
Vicki Crinis
Chi Do Quynh
Kristy Ward
Chair: Stephen Ives
Farming with Uncertainty: Organic Agriculture in Vientiane (Laos)
Sonemany Nigole
Investigating the Gendered Outcomes of Rice Policy and Climate Adaptation in Central Vietnam
Jennifer Bond and Sen Le Thi Hoa
SWOT Analysis of Five Strategies in Shrimp Culture in Sidoarjo
Achmad Room Fitrianto
The Impact of the Second Green Revolution: Poverty and Women’s Access to Agricultural Innovations
Patrick Kilby
Chair: Amanda Gilbertson
Affective Relationships in Participative Housing Development
Febe De Geest
Lessons from the Conditional Cash Transfer Programs in Philippines and Indonesia
Rachel Mary Anne Arca Basas
Participation of Women in Community Development Activities in Tedim Township, Chin state, Myanmar
Pau Sian Lian
Rethinking Subsistence Economy in the Himalaya: Lessons from Chaubas Community Forestry in Nepal
Govinda Prasad Paudel, Krishna K. Shrestha, Anthony Zwi and Ayusha Bajracharya
Chair: Mark Beeson
Emotion as a Commodity: A multimodal analysis of insurance TV commercials in Thailand
Chavalin Svetanant
Regionalism and Southeast Asia
Mathew Davies
Security in Southeast Asia
Andrew Tan
Varieties of Authoritarianism and the Limits of Democracy in Southeast Asia
Aim Sinpeng and Aries Arugay
Chair: Jung Hwang
Migrant Workers and the Geographies of Civil Society, Labor and Activism in Taiwan
Yannis-Adam Allouache
Of Japayukis, Filipina Wives, and Care Workers: Filipina Migrant Workers in Japan
Katrina Navallo
Transitory Encounters: Filipino Domestic Workers in Hong Kong's Downtown Central District
Riza Manalo Eteve
Chair: Simon Butt
Law and Environmental Justice in the Post-Authoritarian Indonesia
Agung Wardana
Legal Pluralism and Minority Rights: The Example of the Peranakan Chinese in Indonesia
Christoph Antons and Rosy Antons-Sutanto
Proximity: A Response to the Death Penalty Policy and a State of Emergency in Indonesia
August Tamawiwy
Su'ud Rusli's Constitutional Challenge: Overhauling Clemency in Indonesian Death Penalty Cases?
Daniel Pascoe
Chair: Kearrin Sims
Infrastructural Violence and Practices of Transparency in the Mae Sot-Myawaddy Special Economic Zone
Robert Farnan
Lao Hydropower Future and the Sustainability of the Mekong Shared Water Space
Andrea Chareunsy
Roads, Flows and a 'Will to Integrate': Networks, Aspirations and Livelihoods in the GMS
Sunsanee Mcdonnell
Chair: Pichamon Yeophantong
Changing Food Dynamics in China and Implications for the Greater Mekong Subregion
Hongzhou Zhang
China’s Growing Infrastructure Investment and Iustainable Citizenship in the Lower Mekong Sub-region
Shan Ni
Comparing the Role of Non-State Actors in Disaster Response in China and ASEAN
Lina Gong
CSR Entanglement in Southeast Asia: China’s state-driven investment in infrastructure
Xue Gong
Chair: Dyah Pitaloka
Challenging the 'War on Drugs' in Indonesia
Elisabeth Kramer
Identity Politics and 'Representative' Public Sphere: The Bahujan Samaj Party in Uttar Pradesh
Jayabrata Sarkar
State Power, Civil Society and Political Mobilization in Malaysia
Asha Rathina Pandi
The Dynamics of Dissent in ASEAN's Human Rights Normative Framework
Yuyun Wahyuningrum