CSEAS Seminar Programme
The seminars are free and open to the public unless otherwise stated.
Registration is essential to guarantee a place.
Please note that we do not distribute seminar notes.
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Forthcoming Events
The ‘Soul of Our Nation’: Restitution of Khmer Antiquities
The work of restitution is arduous, integrating political, legal, archaeological, art historical, ethnographic and museological expertise on national, regional, and international registers. As restitution campaigns have accelerated, a Cambodian governmental Restitution Team has been consolidated, going from strength to strength. SOAS is honoured to host this Team for an afternoon of discussion around these questions.
6 October 2022, Russell Square: College Buildings, To be confirmed, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PMTransgender Citizenship and Public Gender in Indonesia
Benjamin Hegarty (University of Melbourne)
The regulation of gender as public performance is central to understanding shifts in Indonesian citizenship. There is no better history than that of warias—one Indonesian trans feminine population—to understand how public gender became central to the affective, material, and spatial meanings of citizenship in Indonesia.
18 October 2022, Russell Square: College Buildings, RB01, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PMThe Non-Truth: Accounts of the Indonesian Political Exiles in Europe
Dr Soe Tjen Marching (SOAS)
This seminar will discuss Indonesian political exiles (in relation to the 1965 genocide in Indonesia) who now reside in Europe.
25 October 2022, Russell Square: College Buildings, RB01, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM