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Southeast Asia
Organized Panel Session
In this panel we explore how power, broadly defined, is currently understood by academics and local players, highlighting often unnoticed similarities and contrasts between mainland and island Southeast Asia. Our rethinking begins with the seminal works on power by Lucien Hanks (1962) and Ben Anderson (1972). Since then much has changed throughout the region, as well as in the approaches scholars use and the topics they analyze. Nonetheless, institutional structures consistently separate mainland from island Southeast Asian scholarship, making it rare that we hear the resonances between them.
Nicola Tannenbaum
Lehigh University
Lorraine Aragon
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Hjorleifur Jonsson
Arizona State University
Nicola Tannenbaum
Lehigh University
Kathleen Adams
Loyola University, Chicago
Lorraine Aragon
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Hjorleifur Jonsson
Arizona State University
Richard O'Connor
University of the South