CSEAS Past Conferences

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CSEAS Past Conferences

April 14-15, 2023
Networks and Knowledge in Southeast Asia(PDF file)

Hosted by the UC Berkeley-UCLA Consortium National Resource Center for Southeast Asia, and held at UC Berkeley
Keynote speaker: Prof. Jack Meng-Tat Chia (National University of Singapore)

February 2021

Ethnic and Community Identity in Southeast Asia(link is external)
A virtual conference organized by the UC Berkeley-UCLA Consortium National Resource Center for Southeast Asia
Keynote speaker: Prof. Ardeth Thawnghmung (University of Massachusetts-Lowell) 


April 2018

Migrations and New Mobilities in Southeast Asia(PDF file)
Organized by the UC Berkeley-UCLA Consortium National Resource Center for Southeast Asia and the Asian Institute(link is external) at the University of Toronto
Keynote speaker: Anis Hidayah, Migrant Care(link is external) (Indonesia)


October 2016

Nation-Building in War: The Experience of Republican Vietnam, 1955-1975(PDF file)
Organizers: Peter Zinoman, Professor of History, UC Berkeley; Tuong Vu, Professor of Political Science, University of Oregon; Nu-Anh Tran, Assistant Professor of History, University of Connecticut


April 2016

Making Southeast Asian Culture: From Region to World(PDF file)
Organized by the UC Berkeley-UCLA Consortium National Resource Center for Southeast Asia
Keynote speaker: Prof. Melani Budianta (University of Indonesia)


February 2016

Thinking Beyond Boundaries: Around the Work of Benedict Anderson (PDF file)
Organized by CSEAS as a special event to honor the legacy of the late Prof. Benedict O’G. Anderson (1936-2015), an important figure in the field of Southeast Asian Studies. Co-sponsored by the Department of English, Department of Rhetoric, Institute of International Studies, Townsend Center for the Humanities, and the Dean of Arts & Humanities.