Southeast Asia Cultural Festival SEAREG 2024 Summer Conference Prof. Mark Thompson with Dr. Amalinda Savirani of Universitas Gadjah Mada Dr. Diego Fossati with Dr. Xue Song of Fudan University Prof. Julio Teehankee of De La Salle University Prof. Mark Thompson with officers of the WIMLER Foundation Hong Kong SEARC with the WIMLER Foundation and Ateneo School of Government Prof. Elmo Gonzago of the Chinese University of Hong Kong Open forum during the SEARC Seminar Expert Workshop - East Asian Security Architecture – The Status of Multilateral Fora
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The Southeast Asia Research Centre (SEARC) was inaugurated on 27 February 2001 as a faculty-based research centre within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (now the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, CLASS). It is the only research Centre focused on Southeast Asia in Hong Kong. SEARC has established a strong international reputation as an important setting for the study of political, economic, and social issues in contemporary Southeast Asia. While receiving funding in most years from City University of Hong Kong (CityU), SEARC members have actively sought competitive external grant funding, helping to foster a steady output of high-quality publications and working papers. The Centre has also attracted many respected scholars as visitors who, in carrying out research projects and conducting seminars, have further energized the Centre. And in regularly sponsoring international conferences, workshops, public addresses, and roundtables, SEARC has contributed widely to public debate and intellectual life at CityU.

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Date Title Author
15 Jul 2024 (Mon) Reassessing Political Polarization and Democratic Development in Southeast Asia Diego Fossati
07 May 2020 (Thu) Colonial Burma and Popular Western Culture: An Exploratory Survey Andrew Selth
01 Sep 2019 (Sun) Context and conflict: the political economy of Southeast Asia’s development from independence to hyperglobalisation Toby Carroll
01 Sep 2019 (Sun) Making Sense of Democracy and Governance in the Asia-Pacific Stephen McCarthy and Mark R. Thompson
07 Sep 2017 (Thu) Legal Dilemmas in Releasing Indonesia's Political Prisoners Daniel Pascoe
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