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Kuansong Victor, Zhuang University of Illinois-Chicago / Macquarie University kzhuan2@uic.edu Building on my current work focusing on the biopolitics of inclusion in Singapore, and in

Jonathan Yong Tienxhi https://research.sociology.cam.ac.uk/profile/jonathan-yong-tienxhi University of Cambridge jy423@cam.ac.uk There is a growing acknowledgement for the need to ‘provincialize’ knowledge claims based on European social and

Nicholas Y. H. Wong The University of Hong Kong nyhwong@hku.hk This essay situates resource extraction politics in the twin formation of Malayan intellectual and literary

Wahyudi Akmaliah National University of Singapore wahyudiakmaliah@gmail.com Islamic studies have taken the marginalized position regarding social science in Indonesian with Eurocentric and American traditions dominated

Kisho Tsuchiya National University of Singapore kishotsuchiya@gmail.com This paper deliberates about the nature of the Cold War in Southeast Asia by looking into the civil

Y-Dang Troeung University of British Columbia ytroeung@mail.ubc.ca My contribution to the workshop will explore the keyword “aphasia” in relation to the history of the Cold

Jasmine Nadua Trice University of California, Los Angeles jnt@ucla.edu Situated within Southeast Asian cinema and media studies, this presentation will consider the relationships among theory,

Corrie Tan National University of Singapore & King’s College Londonwith the Critical Ecologies / Critical Anomalies working group corrie.tan@u.nus.edu Practices of performance criticism in Southeast

Melinda Susanto Leiden University m.susanto@hum.leidenuniv.nl Southeast Asia has always been a productive region of confluences and circulations, where different intellectual traditions meet. This very plurality