As part of its mission to promote innovative research and to stimulate scholarly exchange on Southeast Asia, the CSEAS organizes a Colloquium Series. The series provides a forum for the discussion of new work by Southeast Asia scholars, professionals, creative artists and activists. Our colloquium series events are posted online.
The CSEAS regularly hosts conferences, lectures, symposia, and workshops related to Southeast Asia. The proceedings from three of conferences have been, or will soon be, published as edited volumes. In recent years it has sponsored or co-sponsored more than ten such events, including:
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The integrated UC library system is one of the most extensive in the world, with some thirteen million volumes, including about 150,000 in the Southeast Asia collections of UCLA and UC Berkeley. With help from the Luce Foundation and the CSEAS, since 1999 UCLA has started to build one of the finest Southeast Asia research collections in the country. It now has extensive vernacular holdings in Vietnamese, Indonesian, Tagalog and Thai. The library also has a specialist Southeast Asia Bibliographer/Cataloger, Ms. Jade Alburo.
The UCLA Library's guide to selected resources on Southeast Asia can be found at
http://guides.library.ucla.edu/southeastasia
The eScholarship Repository is a collaborative initiative of CSEAS and the UCLA Digital Library Program. The initial aim of the project is to compile an on-line selection of papers that were presented in the CSEAS Colloquium Series and Occassional Papers. The UCLA Digital Library Program is committed to supporting research and instruction by creating, managing and servicing digital content. For more information about the UCLA Digital Library, please see our section on their website
After four years of hard work the results of a UCLA conference have been published. The volume of essays Beginning to Remember: The Past in the Indonesian Present is the result of an April 2001 conference on History and Memory in Contemporary Indonesia, sponsored by the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies and funded by a grant from the Ford Foundation. Learn more »
A team of Filipino language instructors, some based at UCLA, have developed content-based instructional materials for a complete introductory Filipino course for heritage learners. Visit site now »
Edited by Anthony Reid
Southeast Asian Studies
Pacific Perspectives
December 2003
ISBN: 1881044351 Paper $19.95 Available Now
Published jointly with the Asia Pacific Monograph Series Press, Program for Southeast Asian Studies, Arizona State University
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