Past events

09
May
2023

Genocidal Divisions of Labor: Grey Zones and Anti-Rohingya Violence in Western Myanmar, 2012-2017

Matt Schissler

Organizing mass violence requires significant logistical capacity. This implies an organized division of labor. Usually, it requires state involvement. It does not, however, require that everyone...

Dr Nick Cheesman
21
Mar
2023

How Thai and Burmese torturers talk

Dr Nick Cheesman

In 2021, a group of anti-narcotics cops in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand suffocated a man to death with plastic bags. The torture and killing would have gone unreported but it was captured on a video,...

06
Feb
2023

DORO Behind the Byline

Various

DORO Behind the Byline comes as a sequel to Afro-Asia in Upheaval: A Memoir of Front-line Reporting. It shifts the focus back to the examination of domestic events that determined profoundly the...

24
Nov
2022

Double agents and the making of globalisation: How boardrooms shape the world polity

Leonard Seabrooke and Alexander E. Kentikelenis

Globalisation is underpinned by international organisations that develop policy scripts to diffuse around the world, and we present an integrative model for understanding how boardroom dynamics...

08
Nov
2022

Governing garbage: the interplay between formality and informality in solid waste management in the Indonesian urban context

Nur Azizah

This research focuses on the interplay between formality and informality in waste management and its impact on urban governance. It investigate how formal and informal waste systems interact in...

01
Nov
2022

Clientelism and Public Health: Explaining Variation in Healthcare Services in Three Indonesian Cities

Lila Dwilita Sari

What explains the disparity of healthcare services in Indonesia, with inadequate and uneven distribution of healthcare resources and technical capacities across regions?

Many studies have...

18
Oct
2022

Protests in the city of fear: Hong Kong’s anti-government movement under the Covid-19 pandemic and the National Security Law

Victor Cheng

Hong Kong’s large-scale pro-democratic and anti-government street protests made media headlines around the world in 2019. The Beijing-Hong Kong authority bypassed Hong Kong’s legislature to impose...

27
Sep
2022

Chasing freedom: The Philippines’ long journey to democratic ambivalence 

Adele Webb

How did Rodrigo Duterte, and more recently Ferdinand Marcos Jr, earn the support of large segments of the Philippine middle class, despite elevating arbitrary rule and offering little tolerance...

13
Sep
2022

Everyday politics of resistance in rural Tuscany, 1943-44

Judith Pabian

Studies of everyday politics and resistance developed initially with a focus on the peasant societies in Southeast Asia. Kerkvliet (2009) elaborated on their description as weapons of the weak...

06
Sep
2022

The poverty of China’s rural-to-urban migrants: A case study of Shanghai

Gao Chunyuan

This seminar discusses the research questions, theoretical framework, methodology, and findings of Gao Chunyuan’s PhD project.

This project sets out to resolve a paradox: Why do China’s...

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