CAPSTRANS: Research Resources - 2008 Seminar Schedule

SEMINAR SCHEDULE - WOLLONGONG - 2008

Seminar Series

The seminar series usually run on Wednesdays from 12:30 to around 2 pm. The venue is usually the Arts Faculty Building number 19, room 1003, University of Wollongong.

If you are interested in presenting, please contact Dr Vicki Crinis

If you would like to receive notices regarding upcoming seminars, please contact us.

All interested are very welcome.

Dates	Title	Presenter	Home Institute
Wednesday Sept 10	To be advised	Prof Diane Kelly	University of Wollongong
Wednesday August 13	Kissing is a Symbol of Democracy! U.S. Popular Culture and the Emergence of the "New Couple" in Occupied Japan	Dr Mark McLelland	University of Wollongong
Wednesday July 30	"Playboy Indonesia and the Media : Commerce and the Islamic Public Sphere on Trial in Indonesia"	Prof Philip Kitley	University of Wollongong
Wednesday July 23	Presenting a fractured reality – how Australian and Indonesian media reported conflict in Indonesia	Ari Poespodihardjo	Head of the Research Centre at the STIKOM London School of Public Relations in Jakarta.
Wednesday July 9	“Terror, Law, and the Colonial State”	Professor Ranabir Samaddar
Wednesday June 25	“Newcomers & the ‘Locally Established’: Indian overseas student and the local Indian community in Melbourne, Australia.”	Dr Michiel Baas	Amsterdam School for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdam
Wednesday May 28	Spectres of Sentimentality: Bollywood Cinema	Professor Vijay Mishra	Murdock University
Wednesday May 14	In the Shadow of Singapore: The Limits of Transnationalism in the Riau Borderlands	Assoc Prof Lenore Lyons, Director of CAPSTRANS and Dr Michele Ford	University of Wollongong
Wednesday April 30	Intellectual Containment: Students and Politics in Postcolonial Southeast Asia	Dr Meredith Weiss, Research Fellow	East West Center Washington
Wednesday April 16	Asia in the Pacific Islands: Replacing the West	Prof Ron Crocombe	University of the South Pacific
Wednesday March 19	"Activating Frontier Livelihoods: Women and the Transnational Secondhand Clothing Trade Between Hong Kong and the Philippines"	Dr Lynne Milgram	Ontario College of Art and Design
Wednesday 30 January	Malaysia: The State and Islam: A Property Rights Perspective	Dr Koushik Ghosh	Central Washington University Seattle/Ellensburg, WA, U.S.A.

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