Danielle’s research is focused on the inter-relations between the production and appropriation of urban space in Vietnam. Her work uses a combination of historical, process-oriented, and social agency perspectives to explore the encounters between state intentions, governing practices, and everyday life during the urbanization process. Through this approach, Danielle’s research shows that, although taking place during the “global era,” the ongoing urban transition in Vietnam remains deeply (...)

Resident Researcher from 2014 to 2016
Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux is a PhD in economics, lecturer at the University of Rennes 2. She was a visiting researcher at IRASEC (2014-2016) for the duration of this work on Malaysia-China relations, then affiliated to the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. She studies the developmental trajectory and institutions of Malaysian capitalism in the long run after doing a thesis on the role of education in Malaysian growth (2000). She has published Malaisie, (...)

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Fields of interest
Anthropology of nature : wild/domestic border, Tradiutionnal ecological Kn,owledge (TEK), ethnosciences (ethnozoology, ethnobotany, and ethnopharmacolgy). Anthropology of conservation : (living) heritage, health and biodiversity links, biological and cultural diversity, animal disease governance. Anthropology of humans and non-humans : human/animal/spirit relationships, interspecies (...)

Pinkaew Laungaramsri is Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Chiang Mai University. Born in a Sino-Thai family in Bangkok, Pinkaew studied accounting at Chulalongkorn University. During this time she became involved with various social activism and joined the Thai Volunteer Service after graduation. Pinkaew received her Master’s and Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of Washington. Her research interests include politics of nature (...)

Sunny Le Galloudec is a doctoral researcher (fully funded/contractual PhD candidate) in History and Civilisations at Université Le Havre Normandie (CNRS Joint Research Unit UMR 6266 – IDEES). His dissertation, A Colonial Utopia at the “Angle of Asia” : Tourane–Đà Nẵng, from the French Concession to a Globalised Port (1858–1975), adopts a global and comparative history approach, with particular attention to the connections between Indochinese ports and the treaty ports of East Asia. In this context, (...)

Odile is a veterinary epidemiologist with expertise in infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance and drug development. With over 10 years of experience, she worked in a wide range of settings, both in public and private sectors, ranging from human hospitals to animal farms in developed or low-income countries. This professional background, shared between human and animal health, is an asset in understanding the design and implementation of one health policies and strategies.
As an (...)

Dr. Pierre Le Roux is a French independent researcher (PhD in Social Anthropology, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris), specialising in Southeast Asian issues. From 1987 to 2008. he has been a member of the French Institute of Research on Southeast Asia ( IRSEA, CNRS and University of Provence). He is the Founder of the International Observatory on Slavery and Human Trade. He has been conducting research in social and natural sciences in Southeast Asia since 1985, (...)

Yveline Lecler is Professor Emeritus at Sciences Po Lyon, University of Lyon. She holds a PhD in East and South Asian Social Sciences from the EHESS (Paris, 1980) and an HDR in Political Science (University of Lyon, Lyon 2). She was trained in Japanese language at Waseda University (Tokyo) and graduated from INALCO (1975). She was a researcher at the Maison Franco-Japonaise (UMIFRE 19, MAEE, CNRS) from 2008 to 2010, and a professor or visiting researcher at several Japanese universities (...)

Prasit LEEPREECHA (CESD, Chiang Mai University) earned his PhD in Anthropology at the University of Washington, Seattle, in 2001. Presently, he is a researcher at the Social Research Institute and Center for Ethnic Studies and Development, Chiang Mai University. He is one of the editors of Living in a Globalized World : Ethnic Minorities in the Greater Mekong Subregion (2008), and Challenging the Limits : Indigenous Peoples of the Mekong Region (2008). His main interests include ethnic (...)

Geographer, Bertrand LEFEBVRE is a researcher affiliated to the Human Sciences Center of New Delhi since 2004. He collaborates with various research programs in India through his cartographic and geomatics expertise.
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