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Suu Kyi loyalist confirmed for Myanmar presidential race

Competition will throw up best investors for Myanmar

Russia Wades Into South China Sea Dispute With ASEAN Accord

10 Best UMich Professors that Keep You on Your Toes

Bornean orangutan declared ‘critically endangered’ as forests shrink

Thai Vote Result Heralds Economic Stability, if Not Democracy

South China Sea conflict could be IT’s Black Swan

A Stroke of Luck, Twitter, and Sensors: How a U-M Graduate Is Tackling Flood Mitigation in Jakarta

Samuelson wins Boren Award, studies Tagalog, military relations in the Philippines

More work needed to make G-20 summit a success

Sinking City, Between Civilization and the Deep Blue Sea

Associate Professor John Ciorciari on the Philippines' foreign relations and its leadership

Professor Carla Sinopoli curates “Less Than Perfect”

Professor Lim on trade, technology, and the US Election

Professor Linda Lim on Trump’s presidency, and it’s effects on the U.S. economy and foreign relations.

Professor Linda Lim on the benefits of foreign investments

University of Michigan Alumni Gift Largest Ever for U-M Gamelan and Indonesian Studies

Contending Modernities publishes Webb Keane’s essay, “Religious Coexistence and Conflict: Reflections on Lombok”

CSEAS affiliate Linda Lim publishes Op-ed and new books

Weak yuan or strong US dollar?

Translation in Action

CSEAS welcomes new director, Laura Rozek

Bringing it Home: Islam Across the Globe: from Southeast Asia, to the Middle East and the American Midwest

The Heart of Why

Wai Wai Nu in “Direct Conversation” with High School Students from Michigan

CSEAS congratulates our 2020 graduates

CSEAS Lecture Series 2020/21: Call for Speaker Nominations

Victims of Violence and Silence: Comfort Women in Southeast Asia

Vulnerability in Curricula across Disciplines and Regions

The world at home: Michigan teachers ‘journey’ to Middle East, Southeast Asia

Reintegrating the Returned

CSEAS seeks to hire SEA Studies instructor

Dancer and Librarian: Zoë McLaughlin’s Journey in Southeast Asian Studies

“Doing” Anthropology in the Time of Covid-19

Announcing the 2020-2021 Academic Year CSEAS FLAS Fellows

Alumna Spotlight: Nicole Smolinske

PICS and CSEAS faculty member, Dr. Scott Stonington is set to release his new book "The Spirit Ambulance: Choreographing the End of Life in Thailand"

CSEAS Joins GETSEA Consortium

MENA-SEA Teacher Fellow Wins First Place in 2020 Outstanding Lesson Plan Competition

Call for Applications: GETSEA Graduate Student Advisory Council

At the Intersection of Multilingualism and Translation

Relaunching the U-M Gamelan at CSEAS

Buddhism from the Ground Up and from the Margins

The Show Must Go On!

John K. Whitmore: In Memoriam

CSEAS Gamelan Program Assistant Conner Singh VanderBeek reflects on the Ketawang Puspawarna

Undergraduate Spotlight: Thai FLAS Fellow Adrian Beyer

U-M CSEAS MA alumna and current Department of Political Science doctoral candidate, Megan Ryan, co-pens post on the military coup in Myanmar

Ann Arbor style: The early days of the U-M Gamelan

Anticipating the Beat

Stories About Things that May Happen

On the Spirit of Tuning

Balinese Musical Styles in Katsuhiro Otomo’s 1988 “Akira”

CSEAS extends its best wishes to this year's graduating class!

It’s Personal: Why Alumnae Tiffany Lee and Natalie Lampa Chose Southeast Asian Studies

Burma to London: Documenting the Past, Present, and Future

CSEAS searches for a new program specialist

Working with Disasters: Michael Stern discusses disaster declaration and career-building

Please welcome Jonathan Valdez, new CSEAS academic program specialist

From the “Rice Bowl” to “Tree Town”

Engineering Career Paths: Re-discovering a Passion for Language

Learning Indonesian Music in America: Connecting with “Home” while Abroad

CSEAS job posting: LEO Lecturer 1

CSEAS welcomes new director, Mike McGovern

Stark and Im lectures now posted on U-M CSEAS YouTube Channel

In Memoriam - Nga Nguyễn (1934 - 2022)

U-M receives a 5 Million Philippine Peso Gift for its Philippine Studies Program

Filipiniana in Michigan

CSEAS signs MOU with Center for Khmer Studies

In Memoriam: Amnuay Viravan (May 22, 1932 - April 18, 2023)

In Memoriam: Priscilla Rogers (1949 - 2023)

CSEAS welcomes Fulbright Scholar Karen Francisco to U-M

Southeast Asian Studies focused courses for Fall 2023

CSEAS welcomes interim director, Allen Hicken

In Memoriam: Nidhi Eoseewong, PhD

In Memoriam: Lee Anthony Peter (Pete) Gosling

Call for applications for the Gosling Lim Postdoctoral Fellowship in Southeast Asian Studies

Congratulations to Professor de la Cruz on Thurnau recognition

CSEAS secures $255,000 grant to advance the study of Southeast Asia at Michigan

In No Particular Order: Intuitive Research in Archives

2024/25 Lecture Series

Composer-in-Residence for Javanese Gamelan

A Retrospective of Kyai Telaga Madu

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