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1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

A Brief History of Mushroom: Social-Ecological Crisis in Tempayung (1973-1997)

Presenter: Ach. Ridlo Ilwafa – University of Indonesia

Co-Author: Agus Setiawan – University of Indonesia

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

AI in ASIA: Understanding its Social, Cultural and Political Impact I

Panel Convenor: Michiel Baas – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Panel Chair: Michiel Baas – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Presenter: Guo Zongtian – University of Amsterdam

Presenter: Amit Kumar – Birla Institute of Technology and Science

Co-Presenter: Veena Ramachandran – Birla Institute of Technology and Science

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

AI in ASIA: Understanding its Social, Cultural and Political Impact II

Panel Convenor: Michiel Baas – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Panel Chair: Michiel Baas – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Presenter: Christina Kefala – University of Amsterdam

Presenter: Prabhat Katyayan Mishra – Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, JNU, New Delhi

Presenter: Iris Wieczorek – GIGA Institute for Asian Studies

Presenter: Bharath Reddy – The Takshashila Institution

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Anthropocene, Vulnerability and Resilience among At Risk Populations

Panel Chair: Do Young Oh – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Sabina Puspita – Monash University

Presenter: Ach. Ridlo Ilwafa – University of Indonesia

Presenter: Imke Blume-Vidal – Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales

Presenter: Matthew Woolgar – University of Leeds

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Bridging Divergent Systems and Institutions: Conservation In-Situ and Transmission of Indigenous Ecological Knowledge in Three Communities in Taiwan

Panel Convenor: Su-mei Lo – National Taiwan University

Panel Chair: Su-mei Lo – National Taiwan University

Presenter: Su-mei Lo – National Taiwan University

Presenter: Ko-Hsuan Shao – National Taiwan University

Co-Presenter: Yann-Rong Lin – National Taiwan University

Presenter: Futuru C.L. Tsai – National Taitung University

Presenter: Hsueh-yueh Wu – Hualien County Indigenous Peoples Wild Green School

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Building inclusive climate resilience in Eastern Indonesia: Understanding capacities and identifying opportunities for vulnerable populations

Presenter: Sabina Puspita – Monash University

Co-Author: Sharyn Davies – Monash University

Co-Author: Ika Idris – Monash University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Capital and coasts in cyclonic Asia: a century of learning

Presenter: Gerry van Klinken – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Challenges to the Belt and Road Initiative in Asia: An Examination of Canceled Projects

Presenter: Phuong Hoang – National Intelligence University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

China and the World: Belt & Road, and Beyond

Panel Chair: Dealan Riga – Liege University

Presenter: Angela Tritto – Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Presenter: Lloyd A. Amoah – University of Ghana

Presenter: Phuong Hoang – National Intelligence University

Presenter: Timothy Joseph G. Henares – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Presenter: Shi Li – Shanghai International Studies University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

China’s BRI and Industrial Parks in Southeast Asia. Investigating Patterns of FDI and their Potential Impacts through a Novel Database

Presenter: Angela Tritto – Universiti Brunei Darussalam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Climate Change Adaptation in Islamic Law: A Study on Rationals and Politics of Indonesian Muslim Intellectuals

Presenter: Natsuki Chubachi – Kyoto University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Climate Change in Southeast Asia: lived experiences within global environmental governance

Panel Convenor: Dimas Dwi Laksmana – Universitas Indonesia

Panel Convenor: Yunita T. Winarto – Warung Ilmiah Lapangan (WIL), University of Indonesia

Panel Chair: Yunita T. Winarto – Warung Ilmiah Lapangan (WIL), University of Indonesia

Presenter: Stephen G. Sherwood – Knowledge, Technology and Innovation, Fundación EkoRural, Ecuador and Wageningen University

Presenter: Dimas Dwi Laksmana – Universitas Indonesia

Co-Presenter: Yunita T. Winarto – Warung Ilmiah Lapangan (WIL), University of Indonesia

Presenter: Dolly Priatna – Graduate School of Environmental Management, Pakuan University, Belantara Foundation

Presenter: Sharyn Davies – Monash University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Collaboration for solid waste management assistance in the post mount Semeru eruption area

Presenter: Arief Hargono – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Wilda Prihatiningtyas – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Corie Indria Prasasti – Geliat Santun (Sanitasi Tuntas) Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Convincing 1.4 Billion? The Use of Metaphors in Xi Jinping’s Speech on Eco-Civilization-Building

Presenter: Imke Blume-Vidal – Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Development Assistance for Drinking Water Supply in Rural Bangladesh: Impact and Challenges of Providing Technologies to Local Communities

Presenter: Shota Yamada – Rikkyo Univesity

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Digital Divide or Digital Imperialism?

Presenter: Lloyd A. Amoah – University of Ghana

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Eco-Friendly Services in a Low-Carbon World: The Paris Agreement’s Impact on Sustainable Trade

Presenter: Jani Purnawanty Jasfin – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Cenuk Widiyastrisna – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Ecology and Citizenship in the Chars of Assam: The Human, Nature and Governance Interface

Presenter: Anindita Chakrabarty – Mahindra University, Hyderabad

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Food, Industry and Technology across Asia

Panel Chair: Dongyang Li – The University of Sydney

Presenter: Makibi Nakano – Toyo University

Presenter: Victoria Lee – Ohio University

Presenter: Nishamil Hayeesa – Mahidol University

Presenter: Abdullah Faqih – Gadjah Mada University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Global Borneo: transnational actors and the global politics of resource governance in Borneo

Panel Convenor: David Henley – Leiden University

Panel Chair: David Henley – Leiden University

Presenter: David Henley – Leiden University

Presenter: Ahmad Dermawan – Norwegian Institute of Life Sciences

Presenter: Rizal Shidiq – Leiden University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Human-riverine interactions in Southeast Asia I

Panel Convenor: Freek Colombijn – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Panel Convenor: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Rita Padawangi – Singapore University of Social Sciences

Presenter: Rita Padawangi – Singapore University of Social Sciences

Presenter: Ruriana Nafilah Anggraini – Kyoto University

Presenter: Linggar Rama Dian Putra – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Presenter: Ibnu Fikri – State Islamic University Walisongo Semarang

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Human-riverine interactions in Southeast Asia II

Panel Convenor: Freek Colombijn – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Panel Convenor: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Nawiyanto Nawiyanto – University of Jember

Presenter: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Michael G. Vann – California State University, Sacramento

Presenter: Nawiyanto Nawiyanto – University of Jember

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Human-riverine interactions in Southeast Asia III

Panel Convenor: Freek Colombijn – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Panel Convenor: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Purnawan Basundoro – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Freek Colombijn – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Presenter: Purnawan Basundoro – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Ida Liana Tanjung – Universitas Hasanuddin

Presenter: Arjan Veering – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Indies and Ecological Change at Up-Town Semarang, Early XX Century

Presenter: Nina Witasari – Jurusan Sejarah Fakultas Ilmu Sosial UNNES

Co-Author: Nawanggi D. Arsila – Jurusan Sejarah Fakultas Ilmu Sosial UNNES

Co-Author: Nur D. Paramesty – Jurusan Sejarah Fakultas Ilmu Sosial UNNES

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Local Wisdom of the Surabaya Coastal Communities in Utilizing Mangrove Apples (Sonneratia caseolaris)

Contributor: Sapto Andriyono – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Mapping the Past for Future Resilience: Evolution of Landscape and Water Representation in Historical Maps of Jakarta and Bogor

Presenter: Bindi R. Purnama – KU Leuven

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Meat Ecologies: Reflections on Livestock, Cattle and Dairy practices in the Global South

Panel Convenor: Soheb Niazi – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Panel Chair: Soheb Niazi – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Presenter: Shaheed Tayob – Stellenbosch University

Presenter: Vishal Singh Deo – Manipal Academy for Higher Education

Presenter: Mohomodou Houssouba – University of Basel

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

My AI lover

Program Coordinator: Yolie Liu – City University of Hong Kong

Program Coordinator: Gloria Liu – CathayPlay

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Navigating the Nexus of Sustainable Energy Policies, Climate Change Impacts, and Global Trade Dynamics

Presenter: Indria Wahyuni – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Jani Purnawanty Jasfin – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Wilda Prihatiningtyas – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Post-colonial Ecofeminism Perspectives in Indonesian Novels 2000 - 2015

Presenter: Rahmi Rahmayati – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Wening -. Udasmoro, Sr. – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Sudibyo -. Prawiroatmodjo, Sr. – Gadjah Mada University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

(Re)imaging Southeast Asian Eco-futures in Troubled Time-Spaces: Eco-media, Civil Activism, and Queer Storytelling

Panel Convenor: Jueling Hu – University of Amsterdam

Panel Chair: Gaik Cheng Khoo – University of Nottingham - Malaysia Campus

Presenter: Jueling Hu – University of Amsterdam

Presenter: Wai Liang Tham – Universiti Malaya

Presenter: Bonnibel Rambatan – New Naratif

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Revisiting Politics of Environment in the Philippines

Panel Convenor: Yuya Iida – Ehime University

Panel Convenor: Naoki Shibamiya – The University of Tokyo

Panel Chair: Naoki Shibamiya – The University of Tokyo

Presenter: Yuya Iida – Ehime University

Presenter: Keisuke Nakakubo – Tokyo University of Agriculture

Presenter: Natsuko Shiraishi – Osaka University

Presenter: Naoki Shibamiya – The University of Tokyo

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

River Sutra: Tales of Life and Living by the River in Written and Oral Bengali Narratives

Presenter: Sutanuka Ghosh – Jadavpur University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Seeds of change: Revitalizing Asian Region Food Security Through Multi-Stakeholder Bargaining and Initiatives

Panel Convenor: Erja Kettunen-Matilainen – University of Turku

Panel Chair: Erja Kettunen-Matilainen – University of Turku

Presenter: Erja Kettunen-Matilainen – University of Turku

Presenter: Ayu Pratiwi – University of Turku

Presenter: Ratih Adiputri – University of Jyväskylä

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Slow disaster and community resilience in post-(multiple)-disaster context: Banda Aceh and beyond

Panel Convenor: Muhammad Riza Nurdin – International Centre for Aceh and Indian Ocean Studies (ICAIOS)

Panel Chair: Saiful Mahdi – Universitas Syiah Kuala

Presenter: Muhammad Riza Nurdin – International Centre for Aceh and Indian Ocean Studies (ICAIOS)

Presenter: Saiful Mahdi – Universitas Syiah Kuala

Presenter: Yunjeong Joo – Pusan National University

Presenter: SungYong Lee – Soka University

Presenter: Samia Sakinah Mahdi – Universitas Syiah Kuala

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Socio-Ecological Resilience and the Indonesian Peasant Movement in the Mid-Twentieth Century

Presenter: Matthew Woolgar – University of Leeds

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Tasting the Soil and Mobilizing the Future: Pedagogies of Hope in Timor-Leste’s Permaculture Youth Camps

Presenter: Thomas Stodulka – Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Muenster, Germany

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Technology and Distribution of Octopus ornatus Fishery in Sulawesi, Indonesia

Presenter: Makibi Nakano – Toyo University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Territorialization and Ephemeral Assemblages in Dynamic Watershed Governance: Insights from West Java, Indonesia

Presenter: Tubagus Furqon Sofhani – Institut Teknologi Bandung

Co-Presenter: Muhamad Burhanudin – Institut Teknologi Bandung

Co-Author: Angga Dwiartama – Institut Teknologi Bandung

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

The Arts of the Microbial World: Fermentation Science in Twentieth-Century Japan

Presenter: Victoria Lee – Ohio University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

The big chaos to hosting, recognition & repatriation - Unpredicted crisis of Rohingya in Nepal

Presenter: Raghu B. Bista – Tribhuvan University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

The Conflict between Cultivation and Water Transportation in Watery Area: Hydraulic Infrastructure Maintenance in the Huai River Basin in East China, 1570-1855

Presenter: Ting-chih Wu – Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

The digital spaces and technologies of women's peacebuilding in Myanmar: How features affect the participation and protection of women in Myanmar

Presenter: Jennifer Hodge – University of Stirling

Co-Author: Monalisa Adhikari – University of Stirling

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

The Effects of Chinese Investments on Digital Development and Data Sovereignty in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of the Philippines

Presenter: Timothy Joseph G. Henares – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Co-Author: Masaru Yarime – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Water, Coasts & Rivers: Governance, Policy and Climate Change I

Panel Chair: Simanti Dasgupta – University of Dayton

Presenter: Gerry van Klinken – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Presenter: Sutanuka Ghosh – Jadavpur University

Presenter: Shota Yamada – Rikkyo Univesity

Presenter: Jani Purnawanty Jasfin – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Water, Coasts & Rivers: Governance, Policy and Climate Change II

Panel Chair: Elena Burgos Martinez – Leiden University

Presenter: Bindi R. Purnama – KU Leuven

Presenter: Ting-chih Wu – Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

Presenter: Tubagus Furqon Sofhani – Institut Teknologi Bandung

Co-Presenter: Muhamad Burhanudin – Institut Teknologi Bandung

Presenter: Erwin Nugraha – Durham University

Presenter: Indria Wahyuni – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

Women protestors from the islands in Kochi: Environmental justice in South Asia

Presenter: Carmel Christy Kattithara Joseph – University of Connecticut

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

[Workshop] One Health imaginative workshop for the identification of functional values and drivers to change

Contributor: Deborah Nadal – Ca' Foscari University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Biodiversity Conservation for Whom and for What? Historical Backdrop of "Green Counterinsurgency" in the Western Visayas

Presenter: Yuya Iida – Ehime University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - China's Strategic Integration of AI-Driven Surveillance in Taliban-Afghanistan

Presenter: Amit Kumar – Birla Institute of Technology and Science

Co-Presenter: Veena Ramachandran – Birla Institute of Technology and Science

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Farmer Field Schools in ecosystem restoration: can farmers become central agents in climate change mitigation?

Presenter: Stephen G. Sherwood – Knowledge, Technology and Innovation, Fundación EkoRural, Ecuador and Wageningen University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Fresh and Frozen Chicken in Mumbai: Texture and Taste; Profit and Presence; Theory and Subjectivity

Presenter: Shaheed Tayob – Stellenbosch University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Genderized Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Transmission of Women's Plants Knowledge and Conservation in-situ in the Indigenous Amis Communities in Taiwan

Presenter: Su-mei Lo – National Taiwan University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Klara under China's AI Sun

Presenter: Christina Kefala – University of Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Linking Disaster Recovery to Development: Faith-Based Organization in the aftermath of 2014 Mt. Kelud Eruptions

Presenter: Muhammad Riza Nurdin – International Centre for Aceh and Indian Ocean Studies (ICAIOS)

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Mahakam River, enviornmental degradation, and the tears of the surrounding residents

Presenter: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Rivers and Cities: Spatial Contestations and Collective Action in Urbanizing Indonesia

Presenter: Rita Padawangi – Singapore University of Social Sciences

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - The nexus between rivers and urban development in Southeast Asia

Presenter: Freek Colombijn – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - The palm oil debate: European NGOs as stakeholders in the policy dialogue

Presenter: Erja Kettunen-Matilainen – University of Turku

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Urban Futures that Rainforests Speculate

Presenter: Jueling Hu – University of Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

1 - Working around the state: conservation's desperate turn to capital in Borneo

Presenter: David Henley – Leiden University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Can "Solidarity" Create Emergence in Food Systems? Producer-Consumer Relationships in Agroecology in the Post-COVID Philippines

Presenter: Keisuke Nakakubo – Tokyo University of Agriculture

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Changes in Indonesia urban water management in the 1900-1990s

Presenter: Purnawan Basundoro – Universitas Airlangga

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Disaster and community resilience: Problematizing impact of post-disaster reconstruction in Aceh

Presenter: Saiful Mahdi – Universitas Syiah Kuala

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Exploring Diverse Contemporary Accesses to Conservation of Indigenous Traditional Crop in Central Taiwan Bunun Communities

Presenter: Ko-Hsuan Shao – National Taiwan University

Co-Presenter: Yann-Rong Lin – National Taiwan University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Fighting deforestation: Diffusion and adoption of agroforestry systems in networks using randomized control trials in Indonesia

Presenter: Ayu Pratiwi – University of Turku

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Governing sustainable palm oil supply in Kalimantan: an interactive governance approach

Presenter: Ahmad Dermawan – Norwegian Institute of Life Sciences

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Hove prints, commons and reclamation: Examining the colonial attack on the livestock economy to resuscitate the land settlements in India 1860-1900s.

Presenter: Vishal Singh Deo – Manipal Academy for Higher Education

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - The rakyat and their ecologies: Unfinished contestations in Malay(si)a

Presenter: Wai Liang Tham – Universiti Malaya

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - The Social, Cultural and Political Implications of AI in China

Presenter: Prabhat Katyayan Mishra – Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, JNU, New Delhi

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - Transcending National Ethos in AI Healthcare: An Anthropological Examination of China and the UK

Presenter: Guo Zongtian – University of Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

2 - White City, Red River, Black Death: Colonial Urbanism and Pandemic Disease in Hanoi

Presenter: Michael G. Vann – California State University, Sacramento

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Changes in the Continuities: Baha (Flood) in the Ecology of Inter-Ethnic Relationship

Presenter: Natsuko Shiraishi – Osaka University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Doing climate change adapation with extractive industry? The transdisciplinary moments in farmers' agrometeorological learning in Indramayu, West Java

Presenter: Dimas Dwi Laksmana – Universitas Indonesia

Co-Presenter: Yunita T. Winarto – Warung Ilmiah Lapangan (WIL), University of Indonesia

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Jeneberang River and Tallo River: The Transformation from Agrarian to Maritime Spatial Dynamics in the City of Makassar

Presenter: Ida Liana Tanjung – Universitas Hasanuddin

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Reimagining AI Governance – a First Principles Approach

Presenter: Bharath Reddy – The Takshashila Institution

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Rivers and Relocation: A Study of the Displaced Urban Poor in Kampung Bukit Duri

Presenter: Ruriana Nafilah Anggraini – Kyoto University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Shifting Narratives of Rivers in the Indonesian Historiography

Presenter: Nawiyanto Nawiyanto – University of Jember

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Slow disaster in Banda Aceh after the tsunami

Presenter: Yunjeong Joo – Pusan National University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - The Palm Oil debate and policy dialogue in Indonesia

Presenter: Ratih Adiputri – University of Jyväskylä

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - The private sector, market mechanisms, and deforestation in Kalimantan

Presenter: Rizal Shidiq – Leiden University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - Unnegotiable Stakeholders: Power Relations in the Process of an Indigenous Community's Self-Initiated Marine Protected Area Establishment in Taiwan

Presenter: Futuru C.L. Tsai – National Taitung University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

3 - What We Talk About When We Talk About Ecology

Presenter: Bonnibel Rambatan – New Naratif

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - “Red Sauce”: How Urbanization Drives Meat Consumption and a Deepening Health Crisis in West Africa

Presenter: Mohomodou Houssouba – University of Basel

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - Accelerated Shift of Japan's Science, Technology and Innovation Policy: Reforms, Priorities and Challenges to Stay Globally Competitive

Presenter: Iris Wieczorek – GIGA Institute for Asian Studies

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - Diminishing distances: inland connections of the port of Tanjung Priok

Presenter: Arjan Veering – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - Multiscale Struggles with Surroundings of Youth Climate Activists in the Philippines: From Conservative Parents to Global Environmental Concerns

Presenter: Naoki Shibamiya – The University of Tokyo

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - Resilience, What's in a name?: A conceptual proposal and its application to Aceh in the post-tsunami period

Presenter: SungYong Lee – Soka University

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - The Importance of Multi-Stakeholder Involvement in Combating Local-Level Climate Change

Presenter: Dolly Priatna – Graduate School of Environmental Management, Pakuan University, Belantara Foundation

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - The Revival of Traditional Indigenous Knowledge in Taiwan - Seed Preservation and Brewing Culture

Presenter: Hsueh-yueh Wu – Hualien County Indigenous Peoples Wild Green School

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

4 - The River Brantas in Surabaya: Understanding the Riverine Hydrosocial Dynamics of an Indonesian Industrial City

Presenter: Linggar Rama Dian Putra – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

5 - Analysis of Adverse Childhood Experiences and General Well-being in Aceh

Presenter: Samia Sakinah Mahdi – Universitas Syiah Kuala

1. Uneven Geographies, Ecologies, Technologies and Human Futures

5 - Building climate resilience in Indonesia: An intersectional approach

Presenter: Sharyn Davies – Monash University

Co-Presenter: Miya Irawati

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10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

A Journey Through Indonesian Medical History: from Herbal Remedies, Dokter Djawa, to Cutting-Edge Cures

Contributor: Muhammad Nazmuddin – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

A Relational Approach to Caring: Health and Interdependence in Everyday Social Life

Panel Chair: Deborah Nadal – Ca' Foscari University

Presenter: Chusna C. Marhaeni – Gadjah Mada University

Presenter: Weiguo Zhang – University of Toronto

Presenter: Maryam Salmanian – Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Presenter: Shima Tamannaeifar – Tehran University of Medical Sciences

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

A Study of Boundaries in Medical Humanities and Sports Narratives: Critical Approach to It's not about the Bike and The Test of my Life

Presenter: Sohini Sarkar – Indian Institute of Technology

Co-Author: Smita Jha – Indian Institute of Technology

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Analysis Of Factors Associated With Complementary Feeding Behavior On The Incidence Of Stunting In Infants Aged 6-24 Months Based On The Precede-Proceed Theory

Presenter: Esti Yunitasari – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Shofy Annida Rahman – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Retnayu Pradanie – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Anxiety and Stress Management through Psychophysiological Techniques: Relaxation and Guided Breathing Technique in Youth Football

Presenter: Afif Kurniawan – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Steven Halim – Rex Regum Qeon E-Sports Team

Co-Author: Dicky Mohammad Shofwan – Royal Progress and Performance Centre

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Best Practices Implementation of Tobacco Control in East Java, Indonesia

Roundtable Convenor: Santi Martini – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Chair: Kurnia Dwi Artanti – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Kurnia Dwi Artanti – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Arief Hargono – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Sri Widari

Roundtable Participant: Nur Alifia Hera

Roundtable Participant: Aqsa Haroon

Roundtable Participant: Assaye Girma – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Abdullah Al Mamun

Roundtable Participant: Rosita Dwi Yuliandari

Roundtable Participant: Sulvy Dwi Anggraini

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Biofinancing Citizenship: Gotong Royong and the Political Construction of National Health Insurance Ideology in Indonesia

Presenter: Dimas Romadhon – University of Washington

Co-Author: Tunggul Lestari – University of Washington

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Collaborative Trauma-informed self-care Intervention Model with and for Gender-Based Violence Victims, Caregivers, and Service Providers in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka states in India.

Presenter: Bhanu Prakash Nunna – RV University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Comparison of theory of mind and alexithymia in adult attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder

Presenter: Shima Tamannaeifar – Tehran University of Medical Sciences

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Discourse on Health Care of Women and Children in Colonial Bengal as Reflected as Reflected in Contemporary Bengali Journals (1875-1930)

Presenter: Susmita Mukherjee – Syamaprasad College

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Educating Young People on Nutrition: Indonesian Interventions and Their Effects

Panel Chair: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Callista Naurah Azzahra – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Wadi'ah H. Nurramadhani – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Dinda Arum Sari – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Meisya Risky Puspitasari Ragil – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Nadia Syfa Zainurrahmah – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Effect of Nutrional Education of Packaged Sweet Drinks Using The Health Belief Model Theory Knowledge and Choice of Beverages of Teenagers

Presenter: Callista Naurah Azzahra – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

Co-Author: Rifa Juliana Kartika – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Effectiveness of Balanced Nutrition Breakfast Education Based on Theory of Planned Behavior in School Children

Presenter: Wadi'ah H. Nurramadhani – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Fiska A. Paramudhita – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Effectiveness of Nutrition Education on Eating Fish Using Creative Animation Video Media and Card Game on Increasing Marine Fish Consumption in Elementary School Children

Presenter: Dinda Arum Sari – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Enacting Speed as Samman: Fast Bowling and sporting Masculinity in Contemporary India

Presenter: Abhinava Srivastava – Shiv Nadar University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Eradicating Rabies in Surabaya and Batavia 1879-1942: A Comparative History

Presenter: Mohammad Masrudin Firdiyansyah – Gadjah Mada University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Family Dynamics & Campaigning against Stunting in Indonesia: Some Under-explored Issues.

Presenter: Ratih Puspa – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Global Health Tourism: Multihelix Strategy and the Megatrend

Panel Convenor: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Discussant: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Ririn Tri Ratnasari – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Pinky Saptandari – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Budi Santoso – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Healing Through Humanity

Roundtable Convenor: Cha-Hsuan Liu – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Cha-Hsuan Liu – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Ciptasari Prabawanti – Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Roundtable Participant: Richard Sambaiga – University of Dar es Salaam

Roundtable Participant: Mathew Senga – University of Dar es Salaam

Roundtable Participant: Basanta Prasad Adhikari – Oxford College of Engineering and Management

Roundtable Participant: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

Roundtable Participant: Atien Nur Chamidah – Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Roundtable Participant: Hao-Jan Yang – Chung Shan Medical University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Household Food Security, Dietary Diversity, and Meal Frequency among Stunted Children in Urban Indonesia

Presenter: Eka MM Has – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Ilya Krisnana – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Ferry Efendi – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

How Mineral Nutrition: Mn (Mangan) Metabolism in Our Body and The Toxicity of Mn in Era Society 5.0

Presenter: Sasha A. Ramadhan – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Fitiara I. Permatasari – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Infectious Diseases: Past, Present, and Future Challenges

Panel Chair: Sohini Sarkar – Indian Institute of Technology

Presenter: Mohammad Masrudin Firdiyansyah – Gadjah Mada University

Presenter: Arfan Habibi – Universitas Indonesia

Presenter: Deborah Nadal – Ca' Foscari University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Interdependence and Care: Exploring How Students Rely on Each Other During Illness

Presenter: Chusna C. Marhaeni – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Shilvi K D Agatta – Gadjah Mada University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Learning from the Plague: A Sustainable Healthy Society Through the Memory of the Plague in the Dutch East Indies in the Early 20th Century

Presenter: Arfan Habibi – Universitas Indonesia

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Lifetime prevalence, comorbidities, and Sociodemographic predictorsof post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): the National Epidemiology ofIranian Children and adolescents Psychiatric disorders

Presenter: Maryam Salmanian – Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Co-Author: Mohammad Reza Mohammadi – Teharn University of Medical Sciences

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Mineral Deficiencies and Dietary Diversity

Panel Chair: Junhong Ma – University of Alberta

Presenter: Chrysoprase Thasya Abihail – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Eka MM Has – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Sasha A. Ramadhan – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Ratih Puspa – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Sulikah Asmorowati

Co-Presenter: Syarifah Nikmah

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Navigating Gendered Vulnerabilities Across Life Stages

Panel Chair: Simanti Dasgupta – University of Dayton

Presenter: Sohini Sarkar – Indian Institute of Technology

Presenter: Bhanu Prakash Nunna – RV University

Presenter: Susmita Mukherjee – Syamaprasad College

Presenter: Abhinava Srivastava – Shiv Nadar University

Presenter: Lucy Dyah Hendrawati, III – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Obesity Prevention in Childhood and Adolescence: Developing Physically Active and Sporty Kids in Indonesia

Panel Convenor: Raden Argarini – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Raden Argarini – Universitas Airlangga

Panel Discussant: Gadis sari – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Bambang Purwanto – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Purwo S. Rejeki – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Lilik Herawati – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Old age care and caregiver selfcare: a relational approach

Presenter: Weiguo Zhang – University of Toronto

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Perceptions of Gen Z Regarding Chatbot for Mental Health Support

Presenter: Intan Fitranisa – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Power, Governance, and Health

Panel Chair: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Rustinsyah Rustinsyah, IV – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Margaretha Margaretha – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Suryanjali Ms. – Jawaharlal Nehru University

Presenter: Dimas Romadhon – University of Washington

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Process, Cost and Yield of the Production of Quinine Salts from Cinchona Bark in Japan before the Pacfic War

Presenter: Takashi Sakata – Yamagata University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Questionable practices: Debating medicine, health and morality in colonial contexts

Panel Convenor: Sandra Manickam – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Panel Chair: Fenneke Sijsling – Leiden University

Presenter: Sandra Manickam – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Presenter: Fenneke Sijsling – Leiden University

Presenter: Gani A. Jaelani – Universitas Padjadjaran

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Rituals in Watugede Site

Presenter: Sayf Muhammad Alaydrus – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Myrtati Dyah Artaria – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Devi Ayu Aurora Nasution – Universita Degli Studi di Ferrara

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Technological Transformations: Health Interventions in the Digital Age

Panel Chair: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Intan Fitranisa – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Soraya Tri Widayani – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Nur Alifia Hera Puspitasari – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Rizky Werdaningtyas – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Afif Kurniawan – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The dynamism of Traditional Medicine in South India -A Focus on Practices and Livelihood Patterns in the Informal Sector-

Presenter: Sachi Matsuoka – Dokkyo Medical University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Effect of Providing Balanced Nutritional Education Using “Cakram Gizi” Media on Knowledge and Behavior Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Adolescents in High School

Presenter: Chrysoprase Thasya Abihail – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Diah Hedianti – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Effect of Web-Based Anemia Education on Knowledge, Attitude, Iron Intake, and Compliance with Iron Supplement Tablet Consumption in Adolescent Girls at SMPN 22 Surabaya

Presenter: Soraya Tri Widayani – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

Co-Author: Elma Mutiara Oktaviani – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Effectiveness of Instagram-based Nutrition Education to Preventing Anemia in Surabaya City Indonesia

Presenter: Nur Alifia Hera Puspitasari – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

Co-Author: Nurul Qomariyah – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Impact of Nutrition Education towards Nutrition Knowledge and Online Food Delivery Decision for Universitas Airlangga's New Students

Presenter: Meisya Risky Puspitasari Ragil – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Impact of Nutrition Education Using a Lecture-Based Method through a Thematic Snake-and-Ladder Game on Increasing Knowledge and Frequency of Balanced Nutritional Intake of 5th Grade Students at Ploso Elementary School, Surabaya

Presenter: Nadia Syfa Zainurrahmah – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Trias Mahmudiono – Center for Health and Nutrition Education, Counseling, and Empowerment

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Influence of Nutrition Education Content on Social Media on Food Choice Decisions and Healthy Lifestyle in Obesity Prevention in College Students

Presenter: Rizky Werdaningtyas – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Practices of Health Rural Development to Accelerate SDGs in Village, Lamongan Region, Indonesia

Presenter: Rustinsyah Rustinsyah, IV – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Lucy Dyah Hendrawati, III – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The right to mental health: A policy review on national policies of school-based mental health and wellbeing promotion in Indonesia

Presenter: Margaretha Margaretha – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Susan Margaret Sawyer – The University of Melbourne

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

The Role of Stakeholders in Reducing Child Marriage Rates as an Attempt to Support SDGs in Ngadiwono Village, Tosari, Pasuruan Regency

Presenter: Lucy Dyah Hendrawati, III – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Luluk Oktavia – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Ticks on the move. Imagining new disease entanglements in a changing climate.

Presenter: Deborah Nadal – Ca' Foscari University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Traditional Healing and Medicine in the Modern Age

Panel Chair: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Sayf Muhammad Alaydrus – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Sachi Matsuoka – Dokkyo Medical University

Presenter: Rahmat Avianto – Gadjah Mada University

Presenter: Takashi Sakata – Yamagata University

Presenter: Moordiati Moordiati – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Communicable Diseases in the Slum Areas

Roundtable Chair: Muhammad Atoillah Isfandiari

Roundtable Participant: Annemieke Geluk – Leiden University Medical Center

Roundtable Participant: Corie Indria Prasasti – Geliat Santun (Sanitasi Tuntas) Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Arina Mufida Ersanti – Amerta Kasih

Roundtable Participant: Charles Frans – Wahana Visi Indonesia

Roundtable Participant: Taro Yamauchi – Hokkaido University

Roundtable Participant: Boubacer Jassey – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Assaye Girma – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Wendit Water Spring, Malang, Indonesia: The Lasting Sacred Tradition of Culture of Care and Well-being in the Modern Era

Presenter: Rahmat Avianto – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Myrtati Dyah Artaria – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Devi Ayu Aurora Nasution – Universita Degli Studi di Ferrara

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

What's Left in the City; Contestation Policy Medicine of the XX Century

Presenter: Moordiati Moordiati – Airlangga University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

[Workshop] Empowering Inclusitivity: Dental Health Education through Sign Language

Contributor: Dini Setyowati – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

Yoga: India's Nation-Branding Strategy

Presenter: Suryanjali Ms. – Jawaharlal Nehru University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

1 - 3D Multihelix Concept of Health Tourism

Presenter: Niko A. Hidayat – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

1 - Betterment for whom? Infant mortality, Social hygiene and Eugenic thinking in Colonial Malaya

Presenter: Sandra Manickam – Erasmus University Rotterdam

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

1 - Talent Identification And Development In Sport: Physiology Perspective

Presenter: Bambang Purwanto – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

2 - Beri-beri and Prison Experiments in Colonial Indonesia

Presenter: Fenneke Sijsling – Leiden University

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

2 - Sustainable medical tourism: Investigating health-care travel in Asia : Indonesia and Malaysia Cases Studies

Presenter: Ririn Tri Ratnasari – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

2 - The Burden of Childhood and Adolescents Obesity in Indonesia: How can we help?

Presenter: Purwo S. Rejeki – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

3 - Indonesian Traditional Wellness System in Cultural Study

Presenter: Pinky Saptandari – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

3 - Obesity prevention: Improving Physical Activity and Nutrition Behaviours in Children and Adolescents in Indonesia

Presenter: Lilik Herawati – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

3 - The Body of the Dead as an Object of Scientific and Religious Debate: Ahmad Ramali and the Splenic Puncture in late colonial Indonesia

Presenter: Gani A. Jaelani – Universitas Padjadjaran

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

4 - Entrepreneurship as the center gravity of Medical Tourism

Presenter: Budi Santoso – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

5 - Social Network Analysis (SNA) in the Development of Innovative Policy Instruments: Lessons from Stunting Alleviation Strategies in the City of Surabaya

Presenter: Sulikah Asmorowati – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Syarifah Nikmah – Universitas Airlangga

10. Healing Bodies: Medicine, Well-being, Sport

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

A Challenge to British Maritime Empire: The Hajj Ship Projects of Japanese Companies in 1914

Presenter: Kenji Kuroda – National Museum of Ethnology

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

A Japanese Musical Instrument in Africa: Intersecting Journeys of Taishōgoto and Karayuki-san

Presenter: Masaya Shishikura – Huizhou University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

A “Third Party” Beyond the “Sino-US GAME”? Examining news reports on Xinjiang Cotton Controversy in European Union Countries

Presenter: Weiqi Tian – Xinjiang University

Co-Presenter: Qiong Wu – Xinjiang University

Co-Author: Mailihaba Aolan – Xinjiang University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

‘Rerouting the Old Passage’: Covid 19-Pandemic, de-bordering and the reopening of ‘old’ trade corridors along the Indonesian-Malaysian-Philippine borders

Presenter: Bubbles Beverly N. Asor – University of the Philippines - Diliman

Co-Author: Lina Puryanti – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Amity and its discontents: Empires, nations, and internationalism, 16th to 20th centuries

Panel Convenor: Jorge Bayona – El Colegio de México, COLMEX

Panel Convenor: Kelvin Ng – Yale University

Panel Chair: Jorge Bayona – El Colegio de México, COLMEX

Presenter: Benjamin Moseley – University of Hawaii at Manoa

Presenter: Hongxuan Lin – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Jorge Bayona – El Colegio de México, COLMEX

Presenter: Kelvin Ng – Yale University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Angle of Vision - Onghokham on Indonesian History and Society

Panel Chair: Peter Schoppert – National University of Singapore Press

Presenter: Ivan Aulia Ahsan – Chief editor of NU Online

Presenter: Dede Oetomo – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: David Reeve – University of New South Wales

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Archipelagic Asias - Modalities and Methods I: Nautical Conduits of Exchange and Encounter

Panel Convenor: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Panel Convenor: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Panel Convenor: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

Panel Chair: Sandrine Soukaï – Université Gustave Eiffel

Panel Discussant: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Presenter: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Presenter: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Presenter: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Archipelagic Asias - Modalities and Methods II: The Haptic Potency of Rice

Panel Convenor: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Panel Convenor: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

Panel Convenor: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Panel Chair: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Panel Discussant: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

Presenter: Sourit Bhattacharya – University of Edinburgh

Presenter: Sujatro Ghosh – Independent artist, Kolkata/ Berlin

Presenter: Arunima Bhattacharya – Edinburgh Napier University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Archipelagic Asias - Modalities and Methods III: Connected Transregional Materialities

Panel Convenor: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Panel Convenor: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Panel Chair: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

Panel Discussant: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Presenter: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Presenter: Nukhbah T. Langah – Universiti Malaya

Presenter: Rosa Beunel-Fogarty – King's College London

Presenter: Neelam Raina – Middlesex University London

Presenter: Sandrine Soukaï – Université Gustave Eiffel

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Archipelagic Memory: A Method and Modality for Archipelagic Asias

Roundtable Convenor: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Roundtable Convenor: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Roundtable Chair: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

Roundtable Participant: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

Roundtable Participant: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

Roundtable Participant: Rosa Beunel-Fogarty – King's College London

Roundtable Participant: Sandrine Soukaï – Université Gustave Eiffel

Roundtable Participant: Arunima Bhattacharya – Edinburgh Napier University

Roundtable Participant: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Roundtable Participant: Nukhbah T. Langah – Universiti Malaya

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Area Studies in a Multipolar World: Monsoon Asia and the Indian Ocean Crossroads

Roundtable Convenor: David Henley – Leiden University

Roundtable Chair: Lina Puryanti – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Marieke Bloembergen – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Roundtable Participant: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Roundtable Participant: Ying-kit Chan – National University of Singapore

Roundtable Participant: Ronald C. Po – London School of Economics and Political Science

Roundtable Participant: Tom Hoogervorst – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Roundtable Participant: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Roundtable Participant: Ayos Purwoaji – Yayasan Biennale Jawa Timur

Roundtable Participant: Satriagama Rakantaseta – Rumah Budaya Malik Ibrahim Sidoarjo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Asian States Relationality to the integration strategies of China, Russia, and the United States

Panel Convenor: Gaye Christoffersen – Johns Hopkins University

Panel Chair: Gaye Christoffersen – Johns Hopkins University

Presenter: Gaye Christoffersen – Johns Hopkins University

Presenter: Vitaly Kosyrev – Endicott College

Presenter: Pushpa Thambipillai – Independent Scholar

Co-Presenter: Amanda Huan – Nanyang Technological University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Bengal Waterways: Flowing Narratives of Voyages, Exchanges, and Dominance

Presenter: Archita Banerjee – Banaras Hindu University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Boat Festivals of Eastern India: Rituals Associated with Maritime Activities with South East Asia

Presenter: Moumita Dhar – Indira Gandhi National Open University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Chambers of Power in a Blue Water Empire and Its Aftermath - Japan's Chambers of Commerce and their Information Networks, 1914-1960

Presenter: Jan Schmidt – KU Leuven Faculty of Arts

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Characterising 12th-16th Century Stoneware and Porcelain Trade Along The Maritime Silk Road at Kota Cina (Sumatra) and Singapore Using Scanning Electron Microscopy

Presenter: Alasdair XR Chi – Independent Researcher

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

China's Belt and Road Initiative and Its Multifaceted Impact on Asia: Through the Eyes of Asia

Panel Convenor: Jeong Kyung Seo – Seoul National University Asia Center

Panel Chair: Suk-ki Kong – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Jeong Kyung Seo – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Jongseok Yoon – University of Seoul

Presenter: Evi Fitriani – Universitas Indonesia

Presenter: Umesh Moramudali – University of Colombo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Classrooms and Education

Panel Chair: Joshua Tan – University of California - Santa Cruz

Presenter: XiYun Huang – Shokei University

Presenter: Huichun Liu – Guangzhou University

Presenter: Lino L. Dizon – University of the Assumption

Presenter: Eka Ningtyas – Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Connections and Interactions of Chinese around the Strait of Malacca: Connections and Networks Based on Education

Presenter: XiYun Huang – Shokei University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Continuity and Change: Ethnic Chinese in Surabaya and Indonesia

Roundtable Convenor: Ying-kit Chan – National University of Singapore

Roundtable Participant: Dede Oetomo – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Freddy H. Istanto – Universitas Ciputra

Roundtable Participant: Wu Ling Chong – Universiti Malaya

Roundtable Participant: Tonny Dian Effendi – University of Muhammadiyah Malang

Roundtable Participant: Chang Yau Hoon – Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Roundtable Participant: Keng We Koh – Nanyang Technological University

Roundtable Participant: Esther Kuntjara – Petra Christian University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Cotton Route that defined Oceanic Cultural Crossroads

Presenter: Xavier Benedict – AARDE Foundation

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Critically Exploring the Production of Maritime Regional Space: the Case of the Indo-Pacific

Presenter: Marie Kwon – Chair Geopolitics of Risk

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Crossing Empires from Sea to Land: Iberian Empires and Land Relations in Asia (16th-19th centuries)

Panel Convenor: Manuel Bastias Saavedra – Leibniz University Hannover

Panel Convenor: Roger Lee Jesus – Leibniz University Hannover

Panel Chair: Manuel Bastias Saavedra – Leibniz University Hannover

Presenter: Manuel Bastias Saavedra – Leibniz University Hannover

Presenter: Grace Liza Concepcion – University of the Philippines Diliman

Presenter: Patricia Faria de Souza – Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro

Presenter: Roger Lee Jesus – Leibniz University Hannover

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

De-colonial Perspective toward Pre-Indonesian Literature:Questioning the Aesthetic Hegemony and Ideology of Nota Rinkes’sBalai Pustaka

Presenter: Hary Sulistyo – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Faruk Faruk – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Author: Sudibyo -. Prawiroatmodjo, Sr. – Gadjah Mada University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Encounters and Clashes in Colonial History I

Panel Chair: Kashshaf Ghani – Nalanda University

Presenter: Hary Sulistyo – Gadjah Mada University

Presenter: Ariel Lopez – University of the Philippines - Diliman

Presenter: Sarita Rahel Diang Kameluh – The Open University

Presenter: António Eduardo Hawthorne Barrento – University of Lisbon

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Encounters and Clashes in Colonial History II

Panel Chair: Keka Dutta Roy – Prafulla Chandra College Kolkata

Presenter: Quinton Huang – University of British Columbia

Presenter: Letizia Trinco – Ghent University

Presenter: Sonali Mishra – Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi

Presenter: Hai Guo – South China University of Technology

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Europeans in Early Modern India - Learning the Ropes

Presenter: Sonali Mishra – Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Far Oceans as Con/disjuncture: Constellations of Oceanic Feelings regarding China’s presence in World Oceans from 1980s onwards

Presenter: Dongyang Li – The University of Sydney

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Fluid Boundaries: Mobilities Within and Between ‘Imperial’ Networks in Asia I

Panel Convenor: Bernard Z. Keo – The Graduate Institute, Geneva

Panel Chair: Michael Yeo – Nanyang Technological University

Presenter: Catherine S. Chan – Lingnan University

Presenter: Bernard Z. Keo – The Graduate Institute, Geneva

Presenter: Katon Lee – Hong Kong Baptist University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Fluid Boundaries: Mobilities Within and Between ‘Imperial’ Networks in Asia II

Panel Convenor: Bernard Z. Keo – The Graduate Institute, Geneva

Panel Chair: Bernard Z. Keo – The Graduate Institute, Geneva

Presenter: Queenie Lin – Delft University of Technology

Presenter: Matthew Reeder – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Michael Yeo – Nanyang Technological University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Forms of Migration in the History of Southeast Asia (A Study on Malay Classical Literatures)

Presenter: Nabila Yasmin – Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

From Bandung to Salvador da Bahia, via Luanda: Africa, Asia, and the Brazilian quest for identity and equality, 1959-…

Presenter: Fabio B. Figueiredo – Universidade Federal da Bahia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

From Diaspora to Displacement: (Re-)confronting Community Identities in Global-Asian Struggles

Panel Convenor: Masakazu Matsuoka – Ohtsuki City College

Panel Chair: Masakazu Matsuoka – Ohtsuki City College

Presenter: Masakazu Matsuoka – Ohtsuki City College

Presenter: Kentaro Sakai – Showa University of Music

Presenter: Yin-Lun Chan – Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong

Presenter: Claudia Hui – Columbia University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

From sea to land: Colonial modernization and the rise of sinic Macau

Presenter: Sheyla S. Zandonai – University of Macau

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Gifting commodities: Sino-Pacific networks, exchanges, and diplomacy in Solomon Islands

Presenter: Rodolfo Maggio – University of Helsinki

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Great Power Politics in the Indian Ocean Region: A Study of India-China Maritime Spheres of Influence in Maldives

Presenter: Saumya Shivangi – Banaras Hindu University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Imperial Violence in Indonesia

Presenter: Jaqueline Briceño Montes – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Indian Muslim Merchants in Batavia during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries

Presenter: Ryuto Shimada – The University of Tokyo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Indian Ocean Studies Embedded: Co-creating Ways Ahead

Roundtable Convenor: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Roundtable Convenor: Tom Hoogervorst – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Roundtable Chair: Philippe Peycam – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Adrian Perkasa – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Lina Puryanti – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

Roundtable Participant: Mathew Senga – University of Dar es Salaam

Roundtable Participant: Eka Srimulyani – Ar-Raniry State Islamic University

Roundtable Participant: Maulana Ibrahim – Khairun University Ternate

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Inter-Asian Chinese in Pens and Paintbrushes, 1950s to 1970s

Panel Convenor: Nicholas Y. H. Wong – The University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Nicholas Y. H. Wong – The University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Yi Li – Aberystwyth University

Presenter: Beiyu Zhang – Jinan University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Kyai and Jawara in Banten Residency 1926-1942

Presenter: Raka Prima Santosa – University of Indonesia

Co-Presenter: Dwi Ratnasari – Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs, Republic of Indonesia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

[Lecture Performance] Between History and Myth: Sea Legends in Hong Kong's waters from mermaids to pirates

Contributor: Evelyn Wan – Utrecht University

Contributor: Alysa Leung – Independent Artist

Contributor: Anson Sham – Independent Filmmaker

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Local Responses to China's Presence

Panel Chair: Joshua Tan – University of California - Santa Cruz

Presenter: Dongyang Li – The University of Sydney

Presenter: Sheyla S. Zandonai – University of Macau

Presenter: Rodolfo Maggio – University of Helsinki

Presenter: Saumya Shivangi – Banaras Hindu University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Majapahit: Intrigue, Betrayal and War in Indonesia’s Greatest Empire

Presenter: Herald van der Linde – The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Making Social Life of Things in Iran: Tracing Route and Meaning of Japanese Products

Presenter: Atsuko Tsubakihara – Ryukoku University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Malay Muslim Women between Nationalism and Islam during the 1930s

Presenter: Yuji Tsuboi – Meio University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Maritime Connections in Early Southeast Asia: Two Spatial Approaches

Contributor: Andrew Chittick – New York University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Maritime Sovereignty along the West Coast of India during the Eighteenth Century

Presenter: Shinsaku Kato – Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Mild Exoticism: Touristic Visions of the Nanyang in Republican China

Presenter: António Eduardo Hawthorne Barrento – University of Lisbon

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Misreading ‘Indianisation’:Transregional Connectivity and Mobility between Bengal and Indonesia

Presenter: Gazi Mizanur Rahman – BRAC University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

New Histories of Capitalism in Southeast Asia

Roundtable Convenor: Guo-Quan Seng – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Roundtable Convenor: Faizah Zakariah – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Roundtable Convenor: Farabi Fakih – Gadjah Mada University

Roundtable Chair: Guo-Quan Seng – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Roundtable Chair: Farabi Fakih – Gadjah Mada University

Roundtable Participant: Wasana Wongsurawat – Chulalongkorn University

Roundtable Participant: Lisandro Claudio – University of California - Berkeley

Roundtable Participant: Panarat Anamwathana – Thammasat University

Roundtable Participant: Anthony D. Medrano – Yale-NUS College

Roundtable Participant: Pham Van Thuy – Vietnam National University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

No Resting for the Dead: Relocation of Emigrant Graves in 1950s South China

Presenter: Joseph Tse-Hei Lee – Pace University

Co-Presenter: Hui Wang – Hebei University of Technology

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Oil Leaks and Forced Labour: The Coastal Infrastructure of the Oil Industry in Dutch New Guinea, 1936-1962.

Presenter: Marin Kuijt – University of Amsterdam

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Opium’s Empire and Circulatory Networks in the Indian Ocean

Presenter: Devyani Gupta – O. P. Jindal Global University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Overlooked Mobilities in the Indian Ocean and Beyond I

Panel Chair: Kashshaf Ghani – Nalanda University

Presenter: Nabila Yasmin – Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara

Presenter: Ryuto Shimada – The University of Tokyo

Presenter: Andrew Chittick – New York University

Presenter: Masaya Shishikura – Huizhou University

Presenter: Eka Swadiansa

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Overlooked Mobilities in the Indian Ocean and Beyond II

Panel Chair: Nuno Grancho – University of Copenhagen

Presenter: Tomoko Morikawa – University of Tokyo

Presenter: Hugo Cardoso – Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras

Presenter: Sultan Al Bimani – The University of the Balearic Islands

Presenter: Gazi Mizanur Rahman – BRAC University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Pan-Malayanism, The Spirit of Bandung, and Maphilindo in Hindsight: A View from the Philippines

Presenter: Fernando A. Santiago, Jr. – De La Salle University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Perahu Cengki-souvenir, commodity and gift

Presenter: Deborah Nixon – University of Technology Sydney

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Persians in Early Modern Ayutthaya

Presenter: Tomoko Morikawa – University of Tokyo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Political Authority and Treaty-Making in the Spanish Philippines and Dutch Indonesia: Comparative Insights

Presenter: Ariel Lopez – University of the Philippines - Diliman

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Portuguese as a language of diplomacy in the Indian Ocean: new 18th-century evidence

Presenter: Hugo Cardoso – Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Postcolonial solidarity? Dialogues between Dutch and Indonesian Women’s Movements during the Cold War (1960s-1970s)

Presenter: Kirsten Kamphuis – University of Münster

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Reading the Sea: An Ecocritical Take on Postcolonial Hybridity and Sea Literatures

Presenter: Evelyne Shamier – Utrecht University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Recovering Subaltern Voices in Colonial Narration of The Western Epistemological Framework of Multatuli’s Max Havelaar and Joseph Conrad’s Works

Presenter: Sarita Rahel Diang Kameluh – The Open University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Religion and the Asian Maritime Realm I

Panel Convenor: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Panel Chair: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Presenter: Eko Bastiawan – Padjadjaran University

Co-Presenter: Mathilde Mechling – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Co-Presenter: Emma Natalya N. Stein – the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art

Presenter: Lesley Pullen – SOAS University of London

Presenter: Saran Suebsantiwongse – Silpakorn University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Religion and the Asian Maritime Realm II

Panel Convenor: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Panel Chair: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Presenter: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Presenter: Ilay Golan – University of Cambridge

Presenter: Ubaldo Iaccarino – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Revisiting the Sea I

Panel Chair: Mariana Pinto Leitão Pereira – University of York

Presenter: Archita Banerjee – Banaras Hindu University

Presenter: Moumita Dhar – Indira Gandhi National Open University

Presenter: Marie Kwon – Chair Geopolitics of Risk

Presenter: Evelyne Shamier – Utrecht University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Revisiting the Sea II

Panel Chair: Mariana Pinto Leitão Pereira – University of York

Presenter: Diah A. Arimbi – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Veronica L. Gregorio – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Moumita Dhar – Indira Gandhi National Open University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Revolutionary Worlds: Local Perspectives and Dynamics during the Indonesian Independence War 1945-1949

Panel Convenor: Ireen Hoogenboom – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Panel Discussant: Ravando Lie

Presenter: Abdul Wahid – Gadjah Mada University

Co-Presenter: Ireen Hoogenboom – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Co-Presenter: Bambung Purwanto

Presenter: Sarkawi B. Husain – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Galuh Ambar Sasi – Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Sailing Against the Current: Water Communities and Geopolitical Dynamics in Historical China

Panel Convenor: Lok Yin Law – Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Panel Chair: Lok Yin Law – Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Presenter: Yiqiao Wang – Chinese University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Lok Yin Law – Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Presenter: Michael Ng – The University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Shipping: Its Security, Environmental Impacts, and Other Recent Issues in Asia and Beyond

Panel Convenor: Nilam Andalia Kurniasari – Centre for Maritime and Ocean Law Studies, Universitas Airlangga

Panel Chair: Nilam Andalia Kurniasari – Centre for Maritime and Ocean Law Studies, Universitas Airlangga

Panel Discussant: A Indah Camelia – Centre for Maritime and Ocean Law Studies, Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Kautsar Ismail – Centre for Maritime and Ocean Law Studies, Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Miftakhur Rohmah – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Kirani Bararah – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Niken Widya Intan – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Fitrillah I Hi Subur – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Kiki Kristanto

Co-Presenter: King On Putra Jaya

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Structure and Agency in the Indian Ocean during 1500-1900 I

Panel Convenor: Bhaswati Bhattacharya – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

Panel Chair: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Presenter: Bhaswati Bhattacharya – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

Presenter: Sarvani Gooptu – Netaji Institute For Asian Studies

Presenter: Chhaya Goswami – S K Somaiya Degree College of Arts, Science and Commerce, University of Mumbai

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Structure and Agency in the Indian Ocean during 1500-1900 II

Panel Convenor: Bhaswati Bhattacharya – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

Panel Chair: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Presenter: Anjana Singh – University of Groningen

Presenter: Sara Mondini – University of Gent

Presenter: Meenu Ashish Kanojia – Independent Research Scholar

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Teaching the Teachers: Baguio Teacher’s Camp and Its Legacy in the Philippine Educational System

Presenter: Lino L. Dizon – University of the Assumption

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Textual Cultures of the Indian Ocean World

Roundtable Convenor: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Roundtable Chair: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

Roundtable Participant: Anne Bang – University of Bergen

Roundtable Participant: Raphael Michaeli – University of Bergen

Roundtable Participant: Ronit Ricci – Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Roundtable Participant: Ihsan Ul-Ihthisam – University of Chicago

Roundtable Participant: Abdul Jaleel PKM – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Roundtable Participant: Annabel Teh Gallop – British Library

Roundtable Participant: Salih Cholakkalakath – New York University

Roundtable Participant: Anne Regourd – French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Clash of Information Orders: The Polyvocal and Translingual Administered South China Coast in an 1811 Qing Memorial

Presenter: Quinton Huang – University of British Columbia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Cold War in the Coldest City in the Philippines: Revisiting the Baguio Conference of 1950

Presenter: Luis Zuriel P. Domingo – University of the Philippines - Baguio

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Dutch East India Company and Elephants in Ceylon: Trade, Gift and Natural History during the Eighteenth Century

Presenter: Chisa Mizobuchi – University of Tokyo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Fragrance of the Sea and the Soul of the Ocean: Indonesian Maritime Literature in the Making

Presenter: Diah A. Arimbi – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Imperial Networks of the Water Hyacinth (Pontederia crassipes) in Southeast Asia

Presenter: Timothy P. Barnard – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Lived Lives of the Global Supply Chain: Commodity Circulation, Transnational Migration, and Digitality Across Asia

Presenter: Beatrice Zani – French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Omani Oceanic Influence in The Indian Ocean

Presenter: Sultan Al Bimani – The University of the Balearic Islands

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Promise of Oceans: Reimagining Asia in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Panel Convenor: Anthony D. Medrano – Yale-NUS College

Panel Chair: Shelly Chan – University of California - Santa Cruz

Panel Discussant: Faizah Zakariah – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Anthony D. Medrano – Yale-NUS College

Presenter: Shelly Chan – University of California - Santa Cruz

Presenter: Martyn Low – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Meta Sekar Puji Astuti – Universitas Hasanuddin

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Shipping Industry in Southeast Asia in the Early First Millennium CE: Operations and Networks

Presenter: Andrew Chittick – New York University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

The Women Revolutionaries of Anushilan Samiti in Eastern Bengal (1935-1947)

Presenter: Keka Dutta Roy – Prafulla Chandra College Kolkata

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Time in Transit: Temporal Compression in Logistics

Presenter: Jessica Steinman – Erasmus University Rotterdam

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Towards the Surabaya Old Town Heritage Revitalization Program: Prospects, Challenges, and Its Future

Roundtable Chair: Adrian Perkasa – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Chair: Paul E. Rabe – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Lambert Grijns – Netherlands Embassy in Jakarta

Roundtable Participant: Joëlla van Donkersgoed – University of Luxembourg

Roundtable Participant: Chee-Kien Lai – National University of Singapore

Roundtable Participant: Ying-kit Chan – National University of Singapore

Roundtable Participant: Maulana Ibrahim – Khairun University Ternate

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Trade and Commerce in British India: Case study of Shimla Hill States(1815-1947)

Presenter: Kashmir Chand Kashyap – Himachal Pradesh University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Trade, Power and Mobility in Asian History I

Panel Chair: Jayati Bhattacharya – National University of Singpore

Presenter: Kenji Kuroda – National Museum of Ethnology

Presenter: Shinsaku Kato – Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

Presenter: Herald van der Linde – The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Trade, Power and Mobility in Asian History II

Panel Chair: Jayati Bhattacharya – National University of Singpore

Presenter: Kashmir Chand Kashyap – Himachal Pradesh University

Presenter: Jan Schmidt – KU Leuven Faculty of Arts

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Indian Ocean Trade and Botanical Treatises: a New Historiographical Approach to the Pre-colonial Environment of the Nilgiri Mountains of South India

Presenter: Letizia Trinco – Ghent University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Transcultural Encounters and Material Metamorphosis: Unraveling the Social Lives of Indian Religious Objects in Transit

Presenter: Anjana Manoj Nair – University of Hyderabad

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Transforming Asia-Africa Relations in the Multi-Polar World

Panel Convenor: Takuo Iwata – Ritsumeikan University

Panel Chair: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Takuo Iwata – Ritsumeikan University

Presenter: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Scarlett Cornelissen – Stellenbosch University

Presenter: Muhammad Saud – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Hyo-sook Kim – Kansai Gaidai University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Transregional Hong Kong: Social and Political Nexuses from Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

Panel Convenor: Florence Mok – Nanyang Technological University

Panel Chair: Florence Mok – Nanyang Technological University

Presenter: Florence Mok – Nanyang Technological University

Presenter: John Wong – The University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Edmund Cheng – City University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Allan Pang – University of Bristol

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Travelling Objects, Species, and Ideas I

Panel Chair: Jessica Steinman – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Presenter: Alasdair XR Chi – Independent Researcher

Presenter: Po Sing Ansen Yam – Peking University

Presenter: Lunghsing Chu – National Palace Museum

Presenter: Wai Yee, Sharon Wong – The Chinese University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Travelling Objects, Species, and Ideas II

Panel Chair: Jessica Steinman – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Presenter: Jessica Steinman – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Presenter: Beatrice Zani – French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)

Presenter: Atsuko Tsubakihara – Ryukoku University

Presenter: Deborah Nixon – University of Technology Sydney

Presenter: Anjana Manoj Nair – University of Hyderabad

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Uncovering the Histories of Bugis-Makassar Maritime Trade: Ammana Gappa (the Law of the Sea), the Trader Prince Daeng Padupa, and Colonial Ethnography

Panel Convenor: Mohammad Effendy Abdul Hamid – National University of Singapore

Panel Chair: Mohammad Effendy Abdul Hamid – National University of Singapore

Presenter: Mohammad Effendy Abdul Hamid – National University of Singapore

Presenter: Hattah Fattah – Universitas Muslim Indonesia

Presenter: Donna M. Brunero – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Uncovering the Multidimensional Revolution of Indonesia, 1945-1950

Panel Convenor: Yulianti Yulianti – Gadjah Mada University

Panel Chair: Galuh Ambar Sasi – Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana

Presenter: Galuh Ambar Sasi – Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana

Presenter: Erniwati Erniwati – Universitas Negeri Padang

Presenter: Mawardi Umar – Universitas Syiah Kuala

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Unveiling Silenced Voices from Chuuk Lagoon to Indonesia: Personal Experiences, Oppression, and Resilience in the Japanese Empire

Presenter: Agnese Dionisio – Waseda University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Violence and Solidarities in Postcolonial Southeast Asia I

Panel Chair: Jessica Steinman – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Presenter: Bubbles Beverly N. Asor – University of the Philippines - Diliman

Presenter: Kirsten Kamphuis – University of Münster

Presenter: Fernando A. Santiago, Jr. – De La Salle University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Violence and Solidarities in Postcolonial Southeast Asia II

Panel Chair: Kirsten Kamphuis – University of Münster

Presenter: Agnese Dionisio – Waseda University

Presenter: Luis Zuriel P. Domingo – University of the Philippines - Baguio

Presenter: Fabio B. Figueiredo – Universidade Federal da Bahia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Violence, Resistance and Nationalism I

Panel Chair: Ilia Kolnin – Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

Presenter: Marzia Casolari – University of Turin

Presenter: Yuji Tsuboi – Meio University

Presenter: Keka Dutta Roy – Prafulla Chandra College Kolkata

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Violence, Resistance and Nationalism II

Panel Chair: Marzia Casolari – University of Turin

Presenter: Jaqueline Briceño Montes – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Presenter: Raka Prima Santosa – University of Indonesia

Co-Presenter: Dwi Ratnasari – Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs, Republic of Indonesia

Presenter: Marin Kuijt – University of Amsterdam

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Water's Connection through Guangdong Ceramic Jars: Case Studies of Shipwrecks from the Belitung in Indonesia, Phanom Surin in Thailand and Chau Tan in Vietnam

Presenter: Wai Yee, Sharon Wong – The Chinese University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Waves of Connection: Sabahan and Moro Filipino Border-Crossing Families

Presenter: Veronica L. Gregorio – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

Who are the sea-nomads? Of disciplinary uses and interpretations of the term "sea-nomad" in Southeast-Asian studies

Roundtable Convenor: Maxime Boutry – Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CASE) - French National Centre for Scientific Research

Roundtable Chair: Geoffrey Benjamin – Nanyang Technological University

Roundtable Participant: Maxime Boutry – Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CASE) - French National Centre for Scientific Research

Roundtable Participant: Geoffrey Benjamin – Nanyang Technological University

Roundtable Participant: Cynthia Chou – Center for Asian and Pacific Studies - University of Iowa

Roundtable Participant: Vivienne Wee – Ethnographica

Roundtable Participant: Narumon Arunotai – Chulalongkorn University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

[Workshop] Water Champions in River Revitalization: Catalysts for Crafting a Sustainable, Resilient Blueprint of Heritage Cities in Indonesia

Contributor: Wiwi Tjiook – IDN Liveable Cities

Contributor: Dani Myrwati Soedjalmo – KALBU ( Indonesia Cultural Landscape Community)

Contributor: Yuni Prihayati – KALBU

Contributor: Euis Puspita – KALBU

Contributor: Arief Rahman – Institute Pertanian Bogor

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Across the Southern Seas: Premodern Nusantara and the Maritime Asian Network of Buddhist Tantra

Presenter: Andrea Acri – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Battling for Hearts and Minds: State Security and Left-wing Education in Cold War Hong Kong, 1949-1970s

Presenter: Florence Mok – Nanyang Technological University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Building Resilience in Dutch Overseas Settlements: From Jakarta to Other Port Cities in VOC Asia

Presenter: Queenie Lin – Delft University of Technology

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Chelingue, Kattumaram, and the close view of the coast: Jacob Haafner's Coromandel journeys

Presenter: Ananya J. Kabir – King's College London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - China's BRI in Moral Politics: Transforming Third World Policy and Beyond.

Presenter: Jeong Kyung Seo – Seoul National University Asia Center

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Connected Cochin: VOC's Shipping network in the Indian Ocean World 1663-1795

Presenter: Anjana Singh – University of Groningen

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Father Company or Husband Company: Language of Kinship in VOC-Malukan Correspondences in the Early Modern Period

Presenter: Benjamin Moseley – University of Hawaii at Manoa

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Garden of Scripts: Arabic-Malayalam in the Hortus Malabaricus

Presenter: Mahmood Kooria – University of Edinburgh

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Historical Alibis in 1970s Chinese Novels about Indentured Labor Migration to Indonesia

Presenter: Nicholas Y. H. Wong – The University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Household during the Indonesian Revolution

Presenter: Galuh Ambar Sasi – Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Land and Law in Spanish Colonial Philippines: A Legal-Historical Perspective

Presenter: Manuel Bastias Saavedra – Leibniz University Hannover

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Mainland and Maritime Southeast Asia mutually constituted identities with outside major powers

Presenter: Gaye Christoffersen – Johns Hopkins University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Memories of War in Toho/Cathay's “Hong Kong Trilogy”

Presenter: Masakazu Matsuoka – Ohtsuki City College

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Onghokham and His Historical Essays: Bringing Academic Discourse into Publican Conversations through Mass Media

Presenter: Ivan Aulia Ahsan – Chief editor of NU Online

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Protection of Commercial Cargo Ships in Exercising the Right of Passage in International Straits

Presenter: Kautsar Ismail – Centre for Maritime and Ocean Law Studies, Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Kiki Kristanto

Co-Presenter: King On Putra Jaya

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Rice in the Postcolonial Indian Imagination: Some Examples from Bengal

Presenter: Sourit Bhattacharya – University of Edinburgh

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Structure and Agency in the World of Indian Ocean Commerce, 1700-1800

Presenter: Bhaswati Bhattacharya – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - The Biological Bay: Stories of Science and Fish in Bengal Waters

Presenter: Anthony D. Medrano – Yale-NUS College

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Transforming Asia-Africa Relations - Rethinking South-South Triangular Cooperation

Presenter: Takuo Iwata – Ritsumeikan University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Traversing Revolution: Vicente Sotto and the Philippine-Hong Kong Networks

Presenter: Catherine S. Chan – Lingnan University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

1 - Unveiling Cross-Cultural Trade Dynamics: Insights from Bugis-Makassar Historical Manuscripts

Presenter: Mohammad Effendy Abdul Hamid – National University of Singapore

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - 'A little bit of India': goodwill cruises as vehicles of archipelagic connections

Presenter: Luca Raimondi – King's College London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - “Coolies pretending to be Seamen”: The Chinese Question at Sea

Presenter: Shelly Chan – University of California - Santa Cruz

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - At the Crosswinds of Empires: The Place of Penang in British, Dutch, and Japanese Imperial Networks

Presenter: Bernard Z. Keo – The Graduate Institute, Geneva

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Bring the China back in the Asian Century: Asianization of Asia, Chinese-style Asianization, and Globalizing China

Presenter: Jongseok Yoon – University of Seoul

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Chinese in the West Sumatran Revolution

Presenter: Erniwati Erniwati – Universitas Negeri Padang

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Contextualisation of Implementation of Amanna Gappa Navigation and Commercial Law in Ethical and Socio-cultural Configuration in the Tanapulo Trade Era

Presenter: Hattah Fattah – Universitas Muslim Indonesia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Fisherfolk Go Ashore: The Evolution of Huangpu Island in the 19th Century Maritime Trade

Presenter: Yiqiao Wang – Chinese University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Hong Kong in the Greater Bay Area (GBA)

Presenter: John Wong – The University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Is the architectural vocabulary reflecting the tensions between structure and agency? The case of Malabar mosques

Presenter: Sara Mondini – University of Gent

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Japan's 'Self-Portrait' in 1943: An Analysis of Children's Songbook “Daitoa Kodomo no Uta: Uta no Ehon (Songs for Children in Greater East Asia)”

Presenter: Kentaro Sakai – Showa University of Music

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Manifesto of a steaming bowl of rice

Presenter: Sujatro Ghosh – Independent artist, Kolkata/ Berlin

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Mapping the Mandala: Buddhist Bronzes from the 'Mountain of the Gods' (Surocolo Village, Central Java, Indonesia)

Presenter: Eko Bastiawan – Padjadjaran University

Co-Presenter: Mathilde Mechling – École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris Sciences et Lettres

Co-Presenter: Emma Natalya N. Stein – the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Narrate the Sino-Burmese communal history in post-war Myanmar's Chinese-medium newspapers

Presenter: Yi Li – Aberystwyth University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Navigating the Legal Seascape of Ocean Noise Pollution

Presenter: Miftakhur Rohmah – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Kirani Bararah – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Onghokham in the Indonesian Gay Movement: Personal and Institutional Reminiscences

Presenter: Dede Oetomo – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Reimagining the Indian Ocean in Contemporary Asia and Africa

Presenter: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Settling at the Fringes of Pueblos: The Foundation of Towns and its Effects on Natives' Land Relations in Early Modern Philippines

Presenter: Grace Liza Concepcion – University of the Philippines Diliman

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - The Colour-Boat Ritual: A Sailors' Religious Tradition

Presenter: Ilay Golan – University of Cambridge

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - The Minor Key: Indonesian Marxists Sojourning Abroad

Presenter: Hongxuan Lin – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - The Transcultural Dimension of Blue and White Pottery: Bridging the Archipelagic Linkages between Pakistan and Malaysia

Presenter: Nukhbah T. Langah – Universiti Malaya

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

2 - Understanding the self and the other: Travels in Indonesia by Bengali intellectuals in 20th century

Presenter: Sarvani Gooptu – Netaji Institute For Asian Studies

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Africa-Japan Relations in a Changing Global Order

Presenter: Scarlett Cornelissen – Stellenbosch University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Alpona and Kolam as thresholds in the cultural ecology of India

Presenter: Arunima Bhattacharya – Edinburgh Napier University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Be Water: Cultural Identity and Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Borderless Hong Kong Fishing Communities

Presenter: Lok Yin Law – Hong Kong Metropolitan University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Bringing the Empire Closer: Joachim Stocqueler's 'Route of the Overland Mail' as Archipelagic Asias in Theatre Historiography

Presenter: Priyanka Basu – King's College London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Creolised Musical Innovations in Indian Ocean Archipelagos: Maya Kamaty, Mélanie Perès, Grace Barbé

Presenter: Rosa Beunel-Fogarty – King's College London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Don't Forget Yer Old Shipmate: Lives, Afterlives, and Archives of Shipboard Networks in the Study of Singapore's Biodiversity History

Presenter: Martyn Low – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Fashioning Craftsman Identities and Business Networks: Ningbonese Tailors in Yokohama and Shanghai

Presenter: Katon Lee – Hong Kong Baptist University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Governing Lands and Souls in the Portuguese Empire in Asia: the role of Jesuits in Bassein (1550s-1660s)

Presenter: Patricia Faria de Souza – Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Language Teachers, Missionaries, and the Role of Hybrid Colonial Networks in the Production of an Early Thai Dictionary

Presenter: Matthew Reeder – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Maintaining the Republic's Boundaries: Struggle of the Acehnese people in the Medan Area Front, East Sumatra, 1945-1949

Presenter: Mawardi Umar – Universitas Syiah Kuala

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Malaysia's Form of Banning of Israeli-Flagged Cargo Ships as A Form of Defense Against Gaza

Presenter: Niken Widya Intan – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Maritime Violence and Power in the Gulf of Kachchh

Presenter: Chhaya Goswami – S K Somaiya Degree College of Arts, Science and Commerce, University of Mumbai

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Onghokham: Dissecting Indonesian Society

Presenter: David Reeve – University of New South Wales

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Preliminary Assessment of U.S. Efforts to Re-engage with the Southeast Asian Region: New Connotations of the 'ASEAN Centrality' Narrative

Presenter: Vitaly Kosyrev – Endicott College

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Re-inscribing amity: American Empire and Christian-Muslim relations in the southern Philippines in the 1920s

Presenter: Jorge Bayona – El Colegio de México, COLMEX

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Case Study of Shah Muncher Jee and his Trading Networks in South and Southeast Asia in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries.

Presenter: Meenu Ashish Kanojia – Independent Research Scholar

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Continuing Relevance of Chinatowns: Cultural Representations and Diasporic Landscapes

Presenter: Yin-Lun Chan – Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Geopolitical Significance of China's High-Speed Rail Projects in ASEAN Nations

Presenter: Evi Fitriani – Universitas Indonesia

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Nexus and Temporality in the Making of City-Region in South China

Presenter: Edmund Cheng – City University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Pirate Wind and Model Ships: Crafting Knowledge of Maritime Asia

Presenter: Donna M. Brunero – National University of Singapore (NUS)

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - The Role of Christianity in the Sino-Japanese Trade of the Philippines (16th–17th Centuries)

Presenter: Ubaldo Iaccarino – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3 - Vajravārāhī in Khara Khoto and Prajñāpāramitā in East Java: Connected by Pearl Ornaments

Presenter: Lesley Pullen – SOAS University of London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - "It felt like we were soldiers on the battlefield, but we were only singing”: Understanding Hong Kong Youth's Everyday Citizenship and Multi-layered Identities Post-2019-20 Hong Kong Protests

Presenter: Claudia Hui – Columbia University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Bangsawans in Borneo: Mobility, Transience, and Precarity, 1910s–1930s

Presenter: Michael Yeo – Nanyang Technological University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Chinese Financing and Domestic Politics in Sri Lanka – Parallel Evolution across mid-20th vs 21st century episodes of bilateral interactions

Presenter: Umesh Moramudali – University of Colombo

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Compliance of the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle in the Commercialization of the Area

Presenter: Fitrillah I Hi Subur – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Down and out: how the work and world of karayuki-san shaped the idea of Japan's nanyo

Presenter: Meta Sekar Puji Astuti – Universitas Hasanuddin

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Network of Compassion: The Transmission and Development of the Cult and Iconography of CakravarticintāmaṇiAvalokiteśvaranasi in Java, China and Japan

Presenter: Saran Suebsantiwongse – Silpakorn University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Networks of Knowledge Production: Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and British Examination Syndicates since the 1960s

Presenter: Allan Pang – University of Bristol

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Rethinking Land Ownership in the Portuguese Empire: the case of the villages of Goa

Presenter: Roger Lee Jesus – Leibniz University Hannover

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Small states in a region of bigger powers: Varied strategies of Brunei Darussalam and Singapore

Presenter: Pushpa Thambipillai – Independent Scholar

Co-Presenter: Amanda Huan – Nanyang Technological University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Threads that Connect – South Asian weavers and embroiderers

Presenter: Neelam Raina – Middlesex University London

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Transforming Asia- Africa Academic Liaison through Student Exchange; Indonesian Soft Diplomacy

Presenter: Muhammad Saud – Universitas Airlangga

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Vernacular Equality: The Labor Question in Colonial Malaya, 1920–1940

Presenter: Kelvin Ng – Yale University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - Water's Connection in Asian Cold War: Fisherfolk between China and Colonial Hong Kong (1950-1960)

Presenter: Michael Ng – The University of Hong Kong

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

4 - When art was political: Picturing and remembering decolonization, Merdeka and the Cold War in Singapore/Malaya

Presenter: Beiyu Zhang – Jinan University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

5 - An archipelago of plants and spices : the resilience and creolisation of Asia in the Antilles

Presenter: Sandrine Soukaï – Université Gustave Eiffel

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

5 - One Archipelago Three Narratives: On the Canon Domestification Practices of Nusantara Architecture

Presenter: Eka Swadiansa – Office of Strategic Architecture Surabaya

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

5 - Transformation of South Korea’s National Status and Its Diplomacy to Africa: Towards the Establishment of Partnerships through Minilateral Frameworks

Presenter: Hyo-sook Kim – Kansai Gaidai University

2. From Oceanic Crossroads: Empires, Networks and Histories

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

A Dying River: A Case Study of River Asi

Presenter: Rana Pratap Singh – Banaras Hindu University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

A public diplomacy perspective on corporations: South Korea’s chaebols in Vietnam

Presenter: Francesca Frassineti – Ca' Foscari University

Co-Author: Yunhee Kim – Seoul National University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Addressing the Political and Social Barriers to Reducing Marine Plastic Pollution in Ho Chi Minh City

Presenter: Danny Marks – Dublin City University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

An Examination of Pre-Departure Soft Skills Training for Filipino Healthcare Professionals Migrating to Germany

Presenter: Hannilette A. Diola – Wisma Jerman

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Beyond the Model Workers: Emerging Labour Politics in the Cultural and Creative Economy of Taiwan

Presenter: Jocelyn Yi-Hsuan Lai – Fu Jen Catholic University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Beyond the Plesir Principle: An Autoethnography of Mall-Lovin'

Presenter: Reuven Pinnata – University of Washington

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Changing Drastically and Yet the Same?: Examining Growth, Transformation, Intransigence, and Continuity in Everyday Life in South Asia

Panel Convenor: Emiko Nozawa – Chuo University

Panel Chair: Emiko Nozawa – Chuo University

Presenter: Emiko Nozawa – Chuo University

Presenter: Maiko Annen – Professional Institute of International Fashion

Presenter: Tomoyuki Chaya – Hyogo University of Teacher Education

Presenter: Sanae Ito – National Institutes for the Humanities

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

China and Taiwan Rivalry over AI Chips

Presenter: Ewa Trojnar – Jagiellonian University

Co-Presenter: Lukasz Gacek – Jagiellonian University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Circular consumers, Households, Communities and the Management of (Plastic) Waste

Panel Convenor: Immanuela Asa Rahadini – Asia Research Institute, NUS

Panel Convenor: Qian Hui Tan – Asia Research Institute, NUS

Panel Chair: Natalie Pang – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Immanuela Asa Rahadini – Asia Research Institute, NUS

Presenter: Natalie Pang – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Qian Hui Tan – Asia Research Institute, NUS

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

City Lives and City Challenges: Understanding New Urban Worlds

Panel Chair: Nijara Deka – National Council of Applied Economic Research

Presenter: Reuven Pinnata – University of Washington

Presenter: Ibrahima Niang – Université Cheikh Anta Diop

Presenter: Raveena Esther Ravichandran – Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Presenter: Mochamad Alvin D. Qobulsyah – Department of International Relations, Bina Nusantara (BINUS) University

Presenter: Xiaoying Song – Shanghai International Studies University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Competing with Neighbors: Individuals, Family and Society in the Rural Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Presenter: Setsuko Shibuya – The University of Fukuchiyama

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Contemporary Potting Craft and Community Practices in the Lower Brahmaputra Valley: A Socio-economic perspective

Presenter: Preetee Sharma – Cotton University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Contradictions of Sharing Economy Transformation: The Precariat of Electric Motorcycle Partners in Indonesia

Presenter: Deda Rizky Rainditya – Gadjah Mada University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Demographic Dilemma's: Negotiating Marriage, Reproduction, and Parenting in Shrinking China

Panel Convenor: Willy Sier – Utrecht University

Panel Chair: Willy Sier – Utrecht University

Presenter: Willy Sier – Utrecht University

Presenter: Zachary Howlett – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Siqi Tu – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

Presenter: Kailing Xie – University of Birmingham

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Development Opportunities, Practical Obstacles and Future Prospects of China-Indonesia Digital Economy Cooperation in the Context of RCEP

Presenter: Shi Li – Shanghai International Studies University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Emerging Industry and Labour issues in High-tech Asia

Panel Chair: Dealan Riga – Liege University

Presenter: Ewa Trojnar – Jagiellonian University

Co-Presenter: Lukasz Gacek – Jagiellonian University

Presenter: Jocelyn Yi-Hsuan Lai – Fu Jen Catholic University

Presenter: O Grace Ngullie – Manipal Academy of Higher Education

Presenter: Sophy K. Joseph – National Law University Delhi

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Employability and Migration status of the people in Northeast India: A Capability Approach Framework

Presenter: Nijara Deka – National Council of Applied Economic Research

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Envisioning a Just and Prosperous Society: the Intersection of Economics, Policy Ethics, and Social Issues in India

Presenter: O Grace Ngullie – Manipal Academy of Higher Education

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Escaping the Primate Cities: Study from Capital Shifting Planning in Southeast Asia, Cases of Putrajaya, Nay Pyi Taw, and Nusantara

Presenter: Mochamad Alvin D. Qobulsyah – Department of International Relations, Bina Nusantara (BINUS) University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Ethnic women in the supply chain of the tea industry in India and Thailand

Presenter: Siya Uthai – Chiang Mai University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Geopoliticization of EU Trade Policy: Assessing the Scope of EU Renew Assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific

Presenter: Dealan Riga – Liege University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Global Asia in the Time of Polycrisis

Panel Convenor: Alf G. Nilsen – Centre for Asian Studies in Africa

Panel Chair: Diatyka Widya Permata Yasih – Universitas Indonesia

Presenter: Alf G. Nilsen – Centre for Asian Studies in Africa

Presenter: Diatyka Widya Permata Yasih – Universitas Indonesia

Presenter: Junjia Ye – Nanyang Technological University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Global Capitalism, Governance and its Consequences in Asia

Panel Chair: Raghu B. Bista – Tribhuvan University

Presenter: Francesca Frassineti – Ca' Foscari University

Presenter: Jeff Neilson – The University of Sydney

Presenter: Suman Kumari – Jamia Millia Islamia

Presenter: Weiqi Tian – Xinjiang University

Co-Presenter: Qiong Wu – Xinjiang University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Growth of the silkworm-egg industry in Japan during the Meiji period

Presenter: Bin Wu – Tohoku University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

How Do You Turn the Coal Industry Green? - Tax Concepts in Germany and Indonesia: Best Practice, IDX Carbon and CBAM

Presenter: Imke Meier – Institute of Oriental and Asian Studies University of Bonn

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Increasing relevence of regional cooperation in the era of Deglobalisation

Presenter: Suman Kumari – Jamia Millia Islamia

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Inequality and the Urban-Rural Divide: Lessons from East and Southeast Asia

Panel Chair: Raghu B. Bista – Tribhuvan University

Presenter: Setsuko Shibuya – The University of Fukuchiyama

Presenter: Preetee Sharma – Cotton University

Presenter: Khamyeer Techi – Western Sydney University

Presenter: Kriti Agrawal – International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Justifying the Desire for Prosperity: Comparative Review on Modernizing Economy in Asia

Panel Convenor: Sinae Hyun – Institute for East Asian Studies, Sogang University

Panel Chair: Jaehyon Lee – Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Presenter: Jung Hoon Park – Pusan National University

Co-Presenter: Woo Jeong Ko – Sungshin Women's University

Presenter: Kyung Jin Jeon – Sogang University

Presenter: Jong Ho Kim – Sogang University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Living at the Margins: Rising Precarity of the female prawn seedling catchers of Sunderbans

Presenter: Taneesha D. Mohan – University of Colorado, Boulder

Co-Author: Chandrani Dutta – Self Employed

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Marginalization Processes and Marginal Groups in Southeast Asia

Panel Convenor: Muhammad Syukri – The SMERU Research Institute

Panel Convenor: Greg Acciaioli – The University of Western Australia

Panel Convenor: Riwanto Tirtosudarmo – independent researcher

Panel Chair: Riwanto Tirtosudarmo – independent researcher

Presenter: Muhammad Syukri – The SMERU Research Institute

Presenter: Greg Acciaioli – The University of Western Australia

Presenter: Riwanto Tirtosudarmo – independent researcher

Presenter: Daya Negri Wijaya – Universitas Negeri Malang

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Micro-politics of land policy and commercial crops in uplands: a study of the Arunachal Pradesh Land Settlements and Records Act, India

Presenter: Khamyeer Techi – Western Sydney University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Navigating Globalization with Integral Humanism: The Relevance of Antyodaya in Contemporary Regional Geopolitics

Presenter: Shubham Mishra – Banaras Hindu University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Navigating Technological Change on Work: Online Media Discourse in Indonesia

Presenter: Viddy Ranawijaya – Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt

Co-Presenter: Achim Kemmerling – Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

New Industries, ‘Ghettoization’ of Dalit/OBC Women and Failed Legalities: Mundka Fire Tragedy and its aftermath

Presenter: Sophy K. Joseph – National Law University Delhi

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

On Energy and Environmental protection: Issue, Policies and Activism I

Panel Chair: Rizal Shidiq – Leiden University

Presenter: Danny Marks – Dublin City University

Presenter: Rana Pratap Singh – Banaras Hindu University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

On Energy and Environmental protection: Issue, Policies and Activism II

Panel Chair: Rizal Shidiq – Leiden University

Presenter: Maradona Maradona – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Erni Agustin – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Prawitra Thalib – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Hilda Yunita Sabrie – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Gerry van Klinken – Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian & Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Presenter: Faizal Kurniawan – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Rizky Amalia – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Policy, Migration, and Trade between Asia and the West

Panel Chair: Viddy Ranawijaya – Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt

Presenter: Hannilette A. Diola – Wisma Jerman

Presenter: Nijara Deka – National Council of Applied Economic Research

Presenter: Dealan Riga – Liege University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Political Autonomy and Economic Growth: An analysis of Himachal Pradesh's Agriculture Sector, 1951-1991

Presenter: Kriti Agrawal – International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

Co-Author: Aniket Alam – International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Producing for Global Markets: Contested Agricultural Development in Vietnam's Central Highlands

Presenter: Jeff Neilson – The University of Sydney

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Rajasthan and Outward Migration: Trends and impact from c.17th CE to c. 20th CE

Presenter: Vardhaman Jain – Independent Researcher

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Remittances and the Linked Lives of Migrants and their Families

Panel Convenor: Lucy P. Jordan – University of Hong Kong

Panel Chair: Xiaochen Zhou – University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Lucy P. Jordan – University of Hong Kong

Co-Presenter: Sukamdi Sukamdi – Universitas Gadjah Mada

Presenter: Han Zhang – University of Hong Kong

Co-Presenter: Eunice Tejada – Scalabrini Migration Center

Presenter: Xiaochen Zhou – University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Kristel Acedera – Asia Research Institute - National University of Singapore

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Separated on Trains: Class Division of Trains Due to Racism and Structural Poverty, 1867–1942

Presenter: Muhammad Rizky Pradana – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Sharing or Shattering Prosperity: Regional Cooperation for Solving Uneven Development in Asia

Panel Convenor: Sinae Hyun – Institute for East Asian Studies, Sogang University

Panel Chair: Jaehyon Lee – Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Presenter: Jinyoung Lee – Jeonbuk National University

Co-Presenter: Hyojung Kim – Kyung Hee University

Presenter: Bo Kyeung Gu – Busan University of Foreign Studies

Presenter: Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat – Busan University of Foreign Studies

Presenter: Hye-Won Park – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Smart City for Whom? : Adivasi (Tribal) Claims Making against Land Acquisition

Presenter: Shambhawi Vikram – Indian Institute of Technology

Co-Author: Ekata Bakshi – Jawaharlal Nehru University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

State, Private Entrepreneurship, and Dutch Technology in Cotton Plantation Projects of Coastal Jiangsu, 1895-1920

Presenter: Mingran Cao – Leiden University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Technology and its Impact on Work Values Across Asia

Panel Chair: Rizal Shidiq – Leiden University

Presenter: Viddy Ranawijaya – Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt

Presenter: Shambhawi Vikram – Indian Institute of Technology

Presenter: Deda Rizky Rainditya – Gadjah Mada University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Thai Paradoxical Political Drama Unfolds in 2023: Insights and Interpretations Informed by an Interdisciplinary Lens

Presenter: Gerald W. Fry – University of Minnesota

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

The (Colonial) History of Statehood, Labour and Technology in Asia

Panel Chair: Bindi R. Purnama – KU Leuven

Presenter: Muhammad Rizky Pradana – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Mingran Cao – Leiden University

Presenter: Vardhaman Jain – Independent Researcher

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

The Lives of Migrant Remittances: Engendering Precarity or Prosperity?

Panel Convenor: Denise L. Spitzer – University of Alberta

Panel Chair: Denise L. Spitzer – University of Alberta

Panel Discussant: Nicole Constable – University of Pittsburgh

Presenter: Denise L. Spitzer – University of Alberta

Presenter: Marian C. Sanchez – University of Alberta

Presenter: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Ratih Anwar – Universitas Gadjah Mada

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

The Other Gen Z: Artificial Intelligence and the Transformative Labor of the Working-Class in the Political Buzzer Industry

Presenter: Pradipa P. Rasidi – EngageMedia

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

The revival of a past glory: A monarchical strongman in Malaysia

Presenter: Pey Wen Liaw – National University of Singapore (NUS)

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Unleashing the Growth Potential of Bogor's Microentrepreneurs: A Correlation Study on Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy and Entrepreneurial Mindset

Presenter: Siti Zahreni – Universitas Sumatera Utara

Co-Author: Louisiana Elsha Torganda – Universitas Sumatera Utara

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Unveiling Insecurity and Vulnerability: Impact of Renovation among Vendors in Puducherry

Presenter: Raveena Esther Ravichandran – Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Balancing Conservation and Community Welfare: Enhancing the Management of Marine Protected Areas in Indonesia

Presenter: Muhammad Syukri – The SMERU Research Institute

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Circular Households: Repair and Reuse Practices as Relational Work in Singapore Households

Presenter: Immanuela Asa Rahadini – Asia Research Institute, NUS

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Emerging Donor States' Strategy: Focusing on the Thailand and Indonesia

Presenter: Jinyoung Lee – Jeonbuk National University

Co-Presenter: Hyojung Kim – Kyung Hee University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Locating Authoritarian Populism in Asia: Political Economies, Structures of Feeling

Presenter: Alf G. Nilsen – Centre for Asian Studies in Africa

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - My Body, My Pain: Negotiating Reproduction for Educated Women from Rural Backgrounds in Central and Southern China

Presenter: Willy Sier – Utrecht University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Partly Free: Gender Roles and Women's Sexuality in Rural India

Presenter: Emiko Nozawa – Chuo University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Secondary Criminal Sanctions for Environmental Recovery Against Corporations: Implementation of the Polluter Pay Principle in Corporate Punishment

Presenter: Maradona Maradona – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Erni Agustin – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - Social capital and democratic support in Asia: Evidence from a cross-national analysis

Presenter: Jung Hoon Park – Pusan National University

Co-Presenter: Woo Jeong Ko – Sungshin Women's University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - The Life Course and Hidden Labour of Migrant Remittances

Presenter: Denise L. Spitzer – University of Alberta

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

1 - The Search for Prosperity among Transnational Families in East and West Java

Presenter: Lucy P. Jordan – University of Hong Kong

Co-Presenter: Sukamdi Sukamdi – Universitas Gadjah Mada

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - At What and at Whose Cost?: Unveiling the Socio-Ecology of Precarity in the Lives of Migrant Remittances

Presenter: Marian C. Sanchez – University of Alberta

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Enforcing "Cashless Society" through Conscription in Developmental States: Case Studies from Singapore and South Korea

Presenter: Kyung Jin Jeon – Sogang University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Free to Decide?: Education, Mobility, and Occupational Choices among Nepalese Women

Presenter: Maiko Annen – Professional Institute of International Fashion

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Interconnected Futures: Migration among the Constellation of Aspirations of Young Adults in the Philippines

Presenter: Han Zhang – University of Hong Kong

Co-Presenter: Eunice Tejada – Scalabrini Migration Center

Co-Author: Maruja M.B. Asis – Scalabrini Migration Center

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Islamic Green Economic Financing Towards Kaffah Principle In Islamic Banking Activity

Presenter: Prawitra Thalib – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Hilda Yunita Sabrie – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Maintaining Life Under Neoliberal Rules: A Case Study of Muslimah Labourers in Central Java, Indonesia

Presenter: Diatyka Widya Permata Yasih – Universitas Indonesia

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - "Preloved and to Bless": Care and Digital Citizenship in the Circulation of Plastics

Presenter: Natalie Pang – National University of Singapore (NUS)

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Reflections on Subregional Economic Cooperation in Indonesia, BIMP-EAGA

Presenter: Bo Kyeung Gu – Busan University of Foreign Studies

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Situating the Sama Dilaut/Bajau/Bajo as Mobile Maritime Communities Across Archipelagic Southeast Asia: Convergence and Divergence in Processes of Marginalisation and Integration

Presenter: Greg Acciaioli – The University of Western Australia

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

2 - Transforming Patriarchy across Borders: Chinese Women Student Migrants in Singapore

Presenter: Zachary Howlett – National University of Singapore (NUS)

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

Dakar through the Prism of Urban Mobility Challenges

Presenter: Ibrahima Niang – Université Cheikh Anta Diop

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Chinese Investments in Indonesia: Ecological and Societal Impacts

Presenter: Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat – Busan University of Foreign Studies

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Labouring in Waste? Critical Reflections on the Lack of a Recycling Ethos in Singapore

Presenter: Qian Hui Tan – Asia Research Institute, NUS

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Lee Kuan-Yew and Kim Il-sung: Industrial Connection for Economic Prosperities in Singapore and North Korea during the Cold War

Presenter: Jong Ho Kim – Sogang University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Marginalization and the Politics of Resistance in Papua

Presenter: Riwanto Tirtosudarmo – independent researcher

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Moving Out or Not?: Transformations and the Lack of Changes in a Delhi Slum

Presenter: Tomoyuki Chaya – Hyogo University of Teacher Education

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Narratives on “the Last Generation” of Urban China: Post-COVID Mentality on Intention of Reproduction

Presenter: Siqi Tu – Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - Skill as Product and Instrument: Shaping Labour Migration and Precarity

Presenter: Junjia Ye – Nanyang Technological University

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - State-Sponsored Stigma and Discrimination: Female Indonesian Migrants in Hong Kong during the Pandemic

Presenter: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

3 - The Linked Lives of Transnational Families: Migrant Parents, Remittances, and the Education of Children in Indonesia

Presenter: Xiaochen Zhou – University of Hong Kong

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Addressing the gap in ASEAN: Involvement of Rising Power in Asia

Presenter: Hye-Won Park – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Being The Dutch Agents: Portuguese Survival Strategies In Malacca, 1641-1702

Presenter: Daya Negri Wijaya – Universitas Negeri Malang

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Rejuvenating Sustainable Public Procurement Based On The Impact Of Greenflation: A Path To Sdg’s Implementation

Presenter: Faizal Kurniawan – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Presenter: Rizky Amalia – Universitas Airlangga

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Remittance for Development: Government efforts and Experiences of Return Migrant Worker Communities in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Presenter: Ratih Anwar – Universitas Gadjah Mada

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Technology to Resist Change: Cyberspace Intimately Connects Villagers in Kathmandu Valley with their Families Abroad

Presenter: Sanae Ito – National Institutes for the Humanities

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - The Rhetoric of ‘Blessedness’: Migrant Domestic Workers and Transnational Social Protection Chains in Pandemic Times

Presenter: Kristel Acedera – Asia Research Institute - National University of Singapore

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4 - Tokophobia as Feminist Resistance? Female Netizens' Reproductive Experiences and Discourses in China's Cyberspace

Presenter: Kailing Xie – University of Birmingham

3. Prosperity, the Pains of Growth and its Governance

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

“We’re following Uncle Ho's preachment: dig the mountain & fill the sea”: living the city between the mountain and the sea in a Vietnamese town

Presenter: Thi Mai Thoa Tran – Université du Québec à Montréal

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

An Analysis of Urban Informal Settlements Governance in Developing Countries from the Perspective of Space Production: A Case Study of Indonesia and Egypt

Presenter: Xiaoying Song – Shanghai International Studies University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Better Living Societies: Cooperative Fishing Villages in Post-War Hong Kong

Presenter: Carmen C. M. Tsui – Lingnan University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Boring Frontiers? The Politics and Lived Experiences of Being Peripheral in the Urban Process

Panel Convenor: Yimin Zhao – Durham University

Panel Chair: Jiahui Zeng – Tsinghua University

Presenter: Yimin Zhao – Durham University

Presenter: Yang Zhan – Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Presenter: Jiahui Zeng – Tsinghua University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Challenges for Anti-Trafficking NGOs in Indonesia: rights, social-economic context, and navigating obstacles.

Presenter: Aniello Iannone – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Sri Endah – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Irfan Wahyudi – Universitas Airlangga

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Change and Improvement at the Neighbourhood Level

Panel Chair: Settawut Bamrungkhul – Kasetsart University

Presenter: Carmen C. M. Tsui – Lingnan University

Presenter: Ratchada Arpornsilp – Australian National University

Presenter: Anasua Chatterjee – RKSMVV, West Bengal State University

Presenter: Gajendran V – The Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University, Chennai, India

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Close-Ups: The Highs and Lows of Social Life in the City

Panel Chair: Chia-Hsuan Tsai – Independent scholar

Presenter: Florian Purkarthofer – University of Vienna

Presenter: Yoshimichi Yui – Hiroshima University

Presenter: Wenjing Qiu – Leiden University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Close-Ups: The Highs and Lows of Social Life in the Village

Panel Chair: Greg Acciaioli – The University of Western Australia

Presenter: Chatia Hastasari – Taiwan National Cheng-chi UniversityCommuni

Presenter: R. Azizah – Universitas Airlangga

Presenter: Agung Wibowo – Research Centre for Atlantic and International History - La Rochelle Université

Co-Presenter: Dwi Winarsih – La Rochelle Université - France

Presenter: Hugo Wing-Yu Tam – The Education University of Hong Kong

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Communities on the Move: Transnational Muslim Interactions and Mobilities in Taiwan

Presenter: Masashi Nara – National Museum of Ethnology

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Community Parenting Programs for Left-Behind Children: A Case Study in Indonesia

Presenter: Chatia Hastasari – Taiwan National Cheng-chi University

Co-Author: Lin Ji-Ping – Taiwan National Cheng-chi University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Conceptualising East Asian Cities for Envisioning Alternative Urban Futures

Panel Convenor: Do Young Oh – Seoul National University Asia Center

Panel Chair: Bae-Gyoon Park – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Do Young Oh – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Didi Kyoung-ae Han – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Seoungwon Lee – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Yilsoon Paek – Seoul National University Asia Center

Presenter: Hanbyul Shim – Seoul National University Asia Center

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Creating (neo)Fatimid neighbourhoods? – Daudi Bohras, Bhendi Bazaar and an architectural identity

Presenter: Uwe Skoda – Aarhus University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Critical Framework on Design : A “Kampungan” Perspective on Marketplace Revitalization Program

Presenter: Maria Adriani – Universitas Indonesia

Co-Author: Manneke Budiman – Universitas Indonesia

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Crossing Time and Space: Historical Perspectives on States, Communities and Human Mobility

Panel Chair: Konstantinos Tsimonis – King's College London

Presenter: Chee-Kien Lai – National University of Singapore

Presenter: Nuno Grancho – University of Copenhagen

Presenter: Xia Hua – NingboTech University

Presenter: Asoka de Zoysa – Samkathana Research Center, University of Kelaniya

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Design and Architecture: The Making and Managing of Urban Space and Social Life

Panel Chair: Thea Mercer – Independent Researcher

Presenter: Uwe Skoda – Aarhus University

Presenter: Leong Yew – National University of Singapore (NUS)

Presenter: Kunal Jha – Banaras Hindu University

Presenter: Christoph Schimkowsky – Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo

Presenter: Maria Adriani – Universitas Indonesia

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Digitally mediated mobilities and migration practices in/from Asia

Panel Convenor: Juan Zhang – University of Bristol

Panel Convenor: Lan Anh Hoang – The University of Melbourne

Panel Chair: Juan Zhang – University of Bristol

Panel Discussant: Lan Anh Hoang – The University of Melbourne

Presenter: Juan Zhang – University of Bristol

Presenter: Lan Anh Hoang – The University of Melbourne

Presenter: Tong Meng – Durham University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Disentangling state-imposed gentrification and rural-urban transitional neighbourhood through border Special Economic Zone development in Thailand

Presenter: Ratchada Arpornsilp – Australian National University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Distinction: Cultural Currency of Contemporary Korean-ness in Malaysian Commercial Landscapes

Presenter: Tae-Sik Kim – Monash University Malaysia

Co-Author: Doobo Shim – Sungshin University

Co-Author: Kai Khiun Liew – Hong Kong Metropolitan University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Effect of Open Defecation Behavior on Stunting in Segoropuro Village Rejoso District Pasuruan Regency

Presenter: R. Azizah – Universitas Airlangga

Co-Author: Nurul Ramadhani – Universitas Airlangga

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Ethnicity, culture, and “self-determination” across East Asia: global concepts, local identities, regional circulations

Panel Convenor: Federico Brusadelli – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

Panel Chair: Federico Brusadelli – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

Presenter: Mattia Dello Spedale Venti – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

Presenter: Harryanto Aryodiguno – President University

Presenter: Federico Brusadelli – University of Naples "L'Orientale"

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Family, Clans, Friends, and Co-Religionists: Chinese Community Networks from the 16th -20th centuries

Panel Convenor: Olivia Milburn – The University of Hong Kong

Panel Chair: Olivia Milburn – The University of Hong Kong

Panel Discussant: Keng We Koh – Nanyang Technological University

Presenter: Olivia Milburn – The University of Hong Kong

Presenter: Keng We Koh – Nanyang Technological University

Presenter: Daniel Burton-Rose – Wenzhou-Kean University

Presenter: Hsueh-yi Lin – The University of Hong Kong

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

[Films Screening and Discussions] Kampungs of Surabaya - A Singapore-Indonesia Collaborative Documentary Filmmaking Project

Contributor: Mary Chin – Singapore Polytechnic

Contributor: Titik Puji Rahayu – Universitas Airlangga

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Floating Populations in Asia: Researching Heritage Processes in Seascape Contexts

Presenter: Mariana Pinto Leitão Pereira – University of York

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Foreseen Property Agency

Contributor: Wing Shan Wong – Hong Kong Baptist University

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Forging a Truly South-South Post-imperial Collaborative Framework of Academic, Civic and other Social Actors between Southeast Asia and Africa I

Roundtable Chair: Lalita Hanwong – Kasetsart University

Roundtable Chair: Ibrahima Niang – Université Cheikh Anta Diop

Roundtable Chair: Adrian Perkasa – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Mamadou Fall – Chiekh Anta Diop University

Roundtable Participant: Richard Sambaiga – University of Dar es Salaam

Roundtable Participant: Mathew Senga – University of Dar es Salaam

Roundtable Participant: Webby Kalikiti – University of Zambia

Roundtable Participant: Philippe Peycam – International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS)

Roundtable Participant: Rita Padawangi – Singapore University of Social Sciences

4. Seeing from the Neighbourhood: States, Communities and Human Mobility

Forging a Truly South-South Post-imperial Collaborative Framework of Academic, Civic and other Social Actors between Southeast Asia and Africa II