Political anthropologist Ward Berenschot focusses on politics in India and Indonesia, particularly on informality and the role of money in election campaigns. LeidenGlobal interviewed with Ward on his research ...
27 January, 2025
Op maandag 20 januari maakte KITLV-directeur Diana Suhardiman kennismaking met vertegenwoordigers van de Eilandsraad van Bonaire, tijdens haar tour door de Cariben en Suriname. ...
24 January, 2025
Read more in The Daily Herald (13 January 2025) how the Kadaster of St. Maarten and KITLV have entered into a partnership to enhance the conservation and management of the island’s ...
14 January, 2025
New article written by Ward Berenschot et al. titled 'Business-politics relations in Indonesia: The oligarchization of democracy', in the journal Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies....
31 January, 2025
This groundbreaking book tells the untold story of Indonesian Islam in museums. Often overshadowed by Hindu-Buddhist art, Indonesian Islamic heritage rarely receives the attention it deserves in museum ...
31 January, 2025
New advanced article in the New West Indian Guide (NWIG) titled 'Rip Van Winkle in the rainforest' written by Richard Price and Sally Price. NWIG is published by Brill in collaboration with KITLV...
24 January, 2025The Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV) is a KNAW research institute. It is dedicated to the study of societal challenges, focusing on the histories and afterlives of colonialism in the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and the Netherlands. Departing from a globally comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, the KITLV engages primarily with the broad themes of Mobility and Belonging; State, Violence, and Citizenship; and Climate Governance. Read more.
KITLV invests in three long-term research themes: Climate Governance, Mobility and Belonging and State, Violence and Citizenship.
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