The article written by Valérie Erlich and Jimmy STEF, doctoral student associated with IRASEC, analyses the impact of internationalisation dynamics on the higher education system in Singapore over the last fifty years.

Lien social et Politiques
Numéro 89, 2022, p. 107–129
L’enseignement supérieur en recomposition : entre institutions et parcours éducatifs
Diffusion numérique : 29 novembre 2022

The IRASEC Discussion Paper Series is an online publication on contemporary issues in Southeast Asia. The Papers benefit from a double review process, an internal one from the editors and a blind peer review from a specialist of the field. IRASEC ensures an avenue for swift publication, quality of the final product and wide dissemination of research. Articles are accepted in both English and French languages. The format is flexible, with a length of 6 000 to 15 000 words.
Series editors (...)

Alexandre Veilleux, doctorant associé à l’Irasec, vient de faire paraître un article sur le site « l’Asie en 1000 mots ».

Anne Yvonne Guillou, chercheuse affiliée à l’IRASEC de 2015 à 2018, soutiendra son Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches (HDR) en anthropologie le vendredi 13 janvier 2023.

From Tribalism to Nationalism
The Anthropological Turn in Laos – A Tribute to Grant Evans

Edited by Yves Goudineau and Vanina Bouté
Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS)
NIAS Studies in Asian Topics, N° 76
September 2022, 384 p.
ISBN : 978-87-7694-303-5

Interview de François Robinne par : Baptiste Muckensturm pour Les Enjeux internationaux sur France Inter, le 2 janvier 2023.

Le procès-fleuve de la dirigeante birmane déchue Aung San Suu Kyi, renversée par l’armée début 2021, s’est achevé ce 30 décembre avec une peine de prison de sept ans supplémentaires pour corruption, soit 33 ans au total derrière les barreaux.

IRASEC wishes you a happy new year.

An article of Emmanuelle Peyvel co-authored with two Vietnamese colleagues, Ngọc Thắng Dương and Cẩm Thi Trần, has just appeared in a special issue of the geography journal Echogéo devoted to leisure in the cities of the South.
This article examines recreational fishing in Hồ Chí Minh City, Vietnam’s largest metropolitan area. Whether casual or sportive, we show that this practice remains the prerogative of working and middle class males, thereby exposing their territoriality within the city, (...)

Adélaïde Martin, lauréate des bourses de terrain IRASEC 2020, vient de faire paraître un article sur le site L’Asie en 1000 mots.

After a first week in Chiang Mai, The winter school Urban Theories Across Borders (UTAB) moved to Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia. It is hosted by the Fakultas Teknik, Universitas Gadjah Mada, one of the most prestigious institutions in Indonesia. Tomorrow, participants will discover the culture of this royal city whose square shape is reminiscent of Chiang Mai.