APISA 11 Keynote Address: Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Two Decades after the Asian Financial Earthquake
The keynote speech from APISA 11, “Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Two Decades after the Asian Financial Earthquake” from Walden Bello is available to download now here
APISA 11 Photo Roundup
APISA 11 at CACS, Phitsanulok, Thailand is now a fading memory as we now look forward to APISA 12 next year in Bandung, Indonesia! Thanks to all our participants, partners, and friends for making APISA 11 a big success; this is just a small sample of photos from the conference, please check the full album…
CACS at Toyota Foundation Grant Awarding Ceremony
On 23 Oct, CACS Director Napisa Waitoolkiat and Prof. Katsuyuki Takahashi travelled to Tokyo to take part in an lnternational Grant Ceremony from The Toyota Foundation for a comparison study of civil-military relations in the peace processes of Thailand’s Deep South and Indonesia’s Aceh. The hard work on the project begins soon!
APISA 11 Roundtable: What do We Know about Resistance Movements in Southern Thailand?
This roundtable on Friday, 20 October gathers a wide variety of academics, civil society, and Thai military representatives to discuss exactly what is known (and what is still unknown) about the shadowy resistance movements operating in Thailand’s restive deep south. The discussion is joined by General Samret Srirai, Retired, Royal Thai Army; Don Pathan, Patani Forum; Romadon…
APISA 11 Keynote Speaker: Walden Bello
APISA 11 is pleased to announce that Walden Bello will be the Keynote speaker for this year’s congress. He will be giving his opening keynote address, “Asia and Finance Capital: From the Japanese Bubble to China’s Financial Time Bomb” on the morning of Friday, 20 October. A long-time advocate for social justice and anti-corporate activist, Walden Flores Bello,…
APISA 11 Timetable
Download the full timetable for all panels, presentations, events, and keynote presentations for APISA 11 now, here!
APISA 11: Performance: Traces of the Lost Kingdom
APISA 11 is delighted to host a special dance performance, “Traces of the Lost Kingdom: Dance inspired by ancient LANNA mural painting and stencil” by Waewdao Sirisook. Waewdao Sirisook, northern Thailand’s premiere dancer-choreographer working in traditional, folk, and contemporary dance of northern Thailand will give a special performance inspired by ancient LANNA mural painting and…
APISA 11 Accepted Abstracts
The full list of abstracts accepted for presentation at APISA 11 from 20-21 October is now available for download here. See you soon at the College of ASEAN Community Studies in Phitsanulok, Thailand!
