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Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 38: Special Issue
An Introduction — Health, Border, and Marginality: Toward Transdisciplinarity
The Influence of Social Media on Political Dynasties in the Philippines
Nina Sumsy—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2024
Thailand’s Senate Election: More Bad News for Thaksin and Puea Thai
William J. Jones—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August 2024
Thailand: An Urban Country
Apiwat Ratanawaraha—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July 2024
Springing Forward: Myanmar’s Rising Momentum and the Imperative for Future Accountability
Chosein Yamahata—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June 2024
Issue 37: Social Media and Youths in Japan & Southeast Asia: An Instrument for Political Change?
Praetorian Variations: The United States and Military Politics in Thailand and the Philippines
Mesrob Vartavarian—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2024
“Romancing” the Ballot: Public Housing in Singapore
Praween Van Rysselberge—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, April 2024
Holding the Reigns: Steering development in Thailand
Joy Xin Yuan Wang—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, Mar. 2024
Issue 36: Social Media and Youths in Japan & Southeast Asia: An Instrument for Political Change?
Ambivalent Alignment? The Sino-Russian Partnership and Thailand’s Perspectives on the Russo-Ukrainian War
Jittipat Poonkham—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, Feb. 2024
Thai PM Srettha 100 Day Scorecard: Thailand is Open for Business
William J. Jones, & Douglas Lee Rhein—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, Jan. 2024
Thaksin’s Checkmate and the Unravelling of Thailand’s Constitutional Order
Prem Singh Gill—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, December 2023
Why foreign MSMEs spontaneously promote CSR: A case of the oolong tea industry in Vietnam
Yunxi Wu—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2023
The Absence of any Move Forward in Thailand
William J. Jones, & Douglas L. Rhein
Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2023
Seeking Love and Marriage in Japan Among Indonesian Migrant Workers
Yusy Widarahesty—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2023
Issue 35: Intellectual History of Buddhism: Republic of Viet Nam (1955-1975)
Bending with the Wind Again? Thailand’s Foreign Policy after the May Election
William J. Jones, & Douglas L. Rhein
—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August 2023
Digital repression of protest movements: #WhatshappeninginSoutheastAsia
Janjira Sombatpoonsiri—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July 2023
Further reflection: Finding a balance between comfort zone and “new normal” teaching online
Mukda Pratheepwatanawong—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June 2023
The Unforgettable Periphery: Southeast Asian Nature of China’s Southwestern Frontier
Duan Haosheng, & Liu Yunkang—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2023
The Fantasy of Homogenous Time: When the Cold War Never Existed and Thailand Fought for Vietnam’s Independence
Vatthana Pholsena—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, April 2023
Thailand’s Planned F-35A Purchase: Is It a Necessity or a Strongman Leadership Ego?
Prem Singh Gill—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, March 2023
Issue 34: Shinzo Abe’s Legacy for the Future of Japanese-Southeast Asian Relations
Same Same – only Different: Reflections on the Squandering of American Power and Prestige
Terence A. Harkin—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, February 2023
From Social Regulation to Social Movements: International network in organizing the ALTERSEA Conference
Gabriel Facal, & Gloria Truly Estrelita—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, January 2023
Issue 33: Digital Authoritarianism
Rodrigo Duterte and the Tangled Web of International Law: How Fear of the ICC Impacted Duterte’s Approach to the West Philippine Sea
Zach Willis—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, December 2022
The Chadchart Effect: Bangkok’s new Governor and his Affective Popularity with an “Army” of Fans
Penchan Phoborisut—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, November 2022
A Counter-Peace Perspective on Thailand’s Southern Conflict
Emma Potchapornkul—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2022
Will Thailand Repeat the Parliamentary Pattern from Indonesia?
Punchada Sirivunnabood—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2022
Issue 32: Southeast Asia’s Artful Diplomacy?
Transgender Studies in the Kathoeis’ Community
Kath Khangpiboon—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August 2022
Brazil’s Quadruple Crisis – And Why It Matters For Southeast Asia
Dawisson Belém Lopes—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July 2022
Hindering Democratization: Thailand’s Well-Traveled Trojan Horse
Paul Chambers—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June 2022
The State of Creative Activism in Post-Cold War Southeast Asia and the 2021 Myanmar Crisis
Sherlyn Mae F. Hernamdez—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2022
Through Thick and Thin: The Solidarity of the Crown and Capitalists in the Face of Thai Protests
Puangchon Unchanam—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, April 2022
Vietnam’s COVID-19 Success Story: From Low-Cost to High-Flexibility Strategy
Le Trung Kien—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, March 2022
Issue 31 – Myanmar’s Transition Stalled: From Opening to Coup
Calls from Professionals for a ‘Digital Culture Policy’ in Vietnam
Emma Duester—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, February 2022
Lawfare Strategy of the National Unity Government of Myanmar question of agency: Southeast Asia and AUKUS – Being ‘stuck in the middle’ does not mean ‘ASEAN Centrality’
Phil Saengkrai—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, January 2022
A question of agency: Southeast Asia and AUKUS – Being ‘stuck in the middle’ does not mean ‘ASEAN Centrality’
Christopher Ankersen—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, December 2021
Southeast Asia’s Democracies have Collapsed, and Politics have Stagnated: Could COVID-19 Change That?
Joshua Kurlantzick—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, November 2021
Community Land Titling Policy and Bureaucratic Resistance in Thailand
Chaiwatt Mansrisuk—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2021
Can the Victims Speak? Locality in Conflict Resolution in Papua
JIrine H Gayatri & Adriana Elisabeth—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September, 2021
Issue 30 – Environmental Politics in and after Military Authoritarianism in Thailand
The School and Society amid the Pandemic: A Teacher’s Reflection
Jeanel C. Gregorio—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August, 2021
Japan: The Despots’ Accomplice in Asia
Jeff Kingston—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July, 2021
Developing a Program for Gifted Music Students in Malaysia
Nikolay Demerdzhiev—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June, 2021
Opposition Legislative Behaviour under Malaysia’s National Front
Sebastian Dettman—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2021
Myanmar Under Siege
Jeff Kingston—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, April 2021
Philippine Literatures in a Derridean Sense: A Problem of (Re)versing the Region?
Lawdenmarc Decamora—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, March 2021
Issue 29 – Special Issue – Pandemic Pedagogy
Chinese Influence Contested in Southeast Asia: Domestic Political Economy Matters
Sreang Chheat—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, February 2021
Ethno-religious politics in Malaysia: Will Malaysia ever escape the ‘political religio-race trap’?
Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, January 2021
Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 28 (March 2020)
Questioning the Importance of Halal Tourism in Indonesia
Cahaya R. Putri—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,December 2020
The Impact of Implementation of Security Laws on Civilians in the Deep South of Thailand
Affan Tunyasak—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, November 2020
Indonesia’s Democratic Trajectory: An Agrarian Political Economy Perspective
Iqra Anugrah—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2020
Kingdom’s Edge by Richard Humphries
Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2020
Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 27 (March 2020)
Anthony Andrew G. Divinagracia—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August 2020
The Legal Weapon Killing Democracy in Thailand’s Deep South
Daungyewa Utarasint—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July 2020
Migrant Workers and the PAP: Who is Dependent on Whom?
David Matijasevich—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June 2020
Disciplinary Variation in Siam’s 19th Century Temple Schools
Daniel Whitehouse—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2020
When Air Becomes Visual: The Cultural Politics of the Public Data of Air Environment in Thailand
Pasoot Lasuka—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, April 2020
Continuity in the Age of Security Uncertainty: A view from Brunei
Hafiizh Hashim—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, March 2020
Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 26 (September 2019)
Navigating Filipino-Amerasian Identity and Struggles Through Non-Government Organizations
Roche Christine C. Angeles—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, February 2020
Luuk Khreung: The Vietnam War’s Forgotten Legacy in Thailand
Eunice Barbara C Novio—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, January 2020
International and Regional Trade Agreements: Enhancing the Well-Being for ASEAN’s Developing Countries?
Siwarut Laikram & Gina Margaret Summers— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, December 2019
The Origins of Singapore’s Communicable Disease Centre: Hanging Fire
Kah Seng Loh and Li Yang Hsu— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, November 2019
The GRP-NDFP Peace Talks: Tactical Discontinuities in a Shared Narrative
Maria Karina Africa Bolasco— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2019
St
rategic Violence After Democratic Transitions in ASEAN
Renard Sexton — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2019
Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 25 (March 2019)
Crime Trends and Patterns in Malaysia
Rueben Ananthan Santhana Dass— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, August 2019
Parsing People’s War: Militias and Counterinsurgencies in the Philippines
Mesrob Vartavarian— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, July 2019
English Skills Pave Ways for Filipinos in Thailand
Eunice Barbara C. Novio — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, June 2019
Clans and Networks: Thai Clientelistic Politics at the Local Level
Suthikarn Meechan— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, May 2019
Media Effect on Spiritualism among Thai Youth: A Survey of Bangkok University Students
Piya Pongsapitaksanti— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,
April 2019
OTOP Nawatwithi: Fresh Air or More of the Same?
Valentin Noble— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, March 2019
Monthly Trendsetters’ articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 24 (September 2018)
Social Media in Cambodia: Relevant but Not Decisive
Marc Pinol— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,
February 2019
Nation Branding in Post-Coup Thailand: A Strategy for Political Legitimation?
Petra Desatova— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,
January 2019
Colonialism and ASEAN Identity: Inherited “mental barriers” hindering the formation of a collective ASEAN identity
Lee Jun Jie— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,
December 2018
Big Cats, Fallen Trees, and Everyday Impunity, or Do Environmental Politics Still Matter in Thailand?
Eli Elinoff— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters,
November 2018
Gender Awareness and Equality in Indonesian Foreign Policy
Wendy A. Prajuli & Richa V. Yustikaningrum— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, October 2018
Thailand’s Universal Health Coverage under the Coup d’état: Is a Coinsurance Raise Good?
Natt Hongdilokkul— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Trendsetters, September 2018
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 23 (March 2018)
Social Media & Blogging: The Changing Philippine Media Landscape under the Duterte Regime
Jeconiah Louis Dreisbach— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, August 2018
New Temporary Buddhist Ordination for Women and Social Change in Thai Society
Kakanang Yavaprabhas— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, July 2018
Hill of Gems, Gems of Labour – Mining in the Borderlands
Arnab Roy Chowdhury &Ahmed Abid, Photography: Sreedeep— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, June 2018
Populism or Identity Politics: Explaining Electoral Politics in Indonesia
Wahyu Prasetyawan— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, May 2018
Battling Ephemera: Bruneian Narratives, Public Record, the Need for a Critical Middle
Kathrina Mohd Daud— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, April 2018
Cam
bodia-Thailand relations in the post Cold-War Era
Deth Sok Udom— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, March 2018
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 22 (September 2017)
ASEAN Lacks Common Trade Policy on China’s International Capacity Cooperation Strategy
Tristan Kenderdine— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, February 2018
Gender, Sexuality and ‘Songsang’: Freedom of Expression for LGBT Malaysians?
Joseph N. Goh— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, January 2018
Southeast Asian Economies: Is There Anything in Common?
Krislert Samphantharak— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, December 2017
Political Economy of Affordable Housing in Malaysia
Tsukasa Iga— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, November 2017
A Colonial University for South-East Asia? The Indochinese University in Hanoi (1906-1945)
Sara Legrand Jacques— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, October 2017
The Staying Power of Dynastic Politicians in the Philippines
Nico Ravanilla— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, September 2017
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 21 (March 2017)
Rising Environmental Awareness in Vietnam
Nicholas Chapman— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, August 2017
“Scandal surfers”: Some politicians get away with outrageous behaviour
Prach Panchakunathorn— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, July 2017
Commodification of Culture in Vietnam’s Northern Highlands
Seb Rumsby— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, June 2017
Reluctant Islamists: Rules and Incentives in the Malay World
Ooi Kok Hin— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, May 2017
Southeast Asia, Surprisingly
Thiti Jamkajorkeia— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, April 2017
Rethinking Approaches to the Study of Thai Foreign Policy Behaviours
Peera Charoenvattananukul — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, March 2017
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
Issue 20 (September 2016)
Celebrating Muhammad’s Birthday in Yogyakarta
Ming-yen Lee — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, February 2017
Legitimacy and Military Rule in Today’s Thailand
Panuwat Panduprasert — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, January 2017
Reel Justice: Filipino Action Movies in a Time of Killing
Janus Isaac Nolasco— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, December 2016
The Colour-Coded Movements as a Space to Enhance Women’s Political Power
Duanghathai Buranajaroenkij— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, November 2016
The rise of Mass-Mobilizing Politics in Indonesia
Muhamad Haripin— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, October 2016
Misunderstanding the Internet, Misunderstanding the Users: Cases from Thailand
Thaweeporn Kummetha—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, September 2016
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
Issue 19 (March 2016)
Vietnam’s Urban Middle Class: Rapidly Growing, Slowly Awakening
Huong Le Thu— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, March 2016
Revitalising Cooperatives of Agricultural Communities: OTOP Organisations in Thai Villages
Chalermporn Siriwichai— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, April 2016
The good child’s duties: childhood in militarized Thailand
Giuseppe Bolotta—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, May 2016
An Arms Race in Southeast Asia: The Claims and Realities
Ak. Mohammed Hafiizh Pg Hashim— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, July 2016
The Production of Shared Space: Notes on Indonesian Migrant Workers in Hong Kong and Japan
Brigitta Isabella— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Young Academics Voice, July 2016
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
Issue 18 (September 2015)
The Real Crisis of Philippine Democracy
Carmina Yu Untalan— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, September 2015
“Arrested Development” Why and how the Thai junta disciplines labor
Kriangsak Teerakowitkajorn— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, October 2015
Energy Security in Southeast Asia? Let’s start with the Future
Catherine Mei Ling Wong— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, November 2015
Myanmar Oil and Gas: Managed by the People for the People
Piti Eiamchamroonlarp— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, December 2015
The “Family” making in the Sino-Thai Relations
Pongphisoot Busbarat— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, January 2016
Eugénie Mérieau— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Young Academics Voice, February 2016
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
Issue 17 (March 2015)
The Challenging Circumstances And Future Prospects For Thai Rice Farmers
Titipol Phakdeewanich— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, March 2015
Uncertainties for Malaysia’s Opposition after Nik Aziz’s death
Norshahril Saat— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, April 2015
Ugly Americans, Ugly Thais
Sinae Hyun — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, May 2015
China’s Three-Pronged Strategy on Regional Connectivity
Sanchita Basu Das — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, June 2015
Civil Discourse and Civil Society: The dysfunctional culture of Thai academia
A. Scientist — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, July 2015
Enticing Patriotism: Thai National Anthems and Elites’ Political Interests in the 1930s
Chanon Adsanatham — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Issue 17, Young Academics Voice, August 2015
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
Issue 16 (September 2014)
Dead Body Politics: Forensic Medicine and Sovereignty in Siam
Quentin (Trais) Pearson— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, September 2014
Along Came the Junta: The Evolution and Stagnation of Thailand’s Local Governance
Grichawat Lowatcharin— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, October 2014
Contesting for EMB Reform in Three Southeast Asian Authoritarian Regimes
Elvin Ong— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, November 2014
ASEAN Integration: Translating A Vision into Reality
Moe Thuzar— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, December 2014
Buddhist Women As Agents of Change: Case Studies from Thailand and Indonesia
Lai Suat Yan— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, January 2015
Chiangmai: the Future of the Creative Economy in Thailand
Kengkij Kitirianglarp— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 16, Young Academics Voice, February 2015
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
Issue 15 (March 2014)
In Whose Interest? Debating resource nationalism in Indonesia
Eve Warburton— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, March 2014
From Fiesta to Festival: Tourism and Cultural Politics in the Philippines
Lou Antolihao— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, April 2014
Where Are My Country(wo)men? The Lack of Singaporean Academics in Singapore’s Universities
Jack Chia and Carissa Kang — Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, May 2014
Planting the Culture of Democracy: Kaliurang, Yogyakarta and Padang, West Sumatra Post-2010 Merapi Volcano Eruption and 2009 Sumatran Earthquake
Laila Kholid Alfirdaus— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, June 2014
New Plantation ~ New Hope: Mangrove Plantations for Survivable Societies and Future Earth
Andi Amri— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, July 2014
Northwest Vietnam’s Coffee Boom and Food Security
Tuyen Nghiem— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 15, Young Academics Voice, August 2014
Monthly YAV articles from Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia.
(Issue 14, September 2013)
Mockery of Fiscal Decentralization: The “Intergovernmental Transfer” System in Thailand
Tatchalerm Sudhipongpracha— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, September 2013
Prioritising Social Growth in Singapore
Alex Tham—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, October 2013
The 5th Cambodia elections: a turning point for the democratic process
Vannarith Chheang—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, November 2013
Tamnan Krasue – Constructing a Khmer Ghost for a Thai Film
Benjamin Baumann—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, December 2013
The Decline of a Presidency?
Lisandro E. Claudio—Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, January 2014
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her discontents
Elliott Prasse-Freeman— Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia, Issue 14, Young Academics Voice, February 2014
Some of the these young academic’s pieces are the most interesting on your site. Good stuff.
how can i contribute my writing to Young Academics voice?
Please drop a note to the editor about submission: pavin@cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp