Het bijzondere van de Vereniging KITLV is dat ze leden heeft in alle leeftijdscategorieën. Ruim drie generaties ontmoeten elkaar rondom het KITLV. In alle generaties zijn leden die vanwege hun levensloop, beroep of
Het bestuur van de Vereniging KITLV nodigt u van harte uit voor de Algemene Ledenvergadering en het aansluitende seminar 'Gedeelde herinnering binnen het KITLV' op vrijdag 10 juni a.s. Op 28 april jl. heeft het
This workshop focuses on how diverse manifestations of violence – such as warfare, enclosure, insurgency, rebellion, and displacement – influenced the construction of Muslim subjects and movements in Southeast Asia,
The Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology (CADS) of Leiden University organizes this year’s annual Southeast Asia Update in cooperation with the Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian
On Friday June 17 EuroSEAS and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Leiden organize a Master Class for PhD students from European universities who work on Southeast Asia. During this day participants present their research proposal or a key chapter of their thesis...
Het KITLV en het Chinese Indonesian Heritage Center (CIHC) nodigen u van harte uit voor een publieksmiddag. Hieronder vindt u het programma
Java’s long process of Islamization has given rise to rich variations in the content and context of the performing arts through the “mixing and matching” of Islam with Java-Hindu ritual contexts, stories in wayang
Farwiza’s research explores the political economy of natural resource management in Aceh (northern Sumatra, Indonesia), with particular focus on the contestations about, access to and control over the globally
This seminar examines the Games of the New Emerging Forces (GANEFO), which involved over 3000 athletes from approximately 50 countries who competed in Jakarta in November 1963. Framed in overtly political terms, GANEFO was positioned as a challenge to the Olympic movement under Indonesia’s leadership....
In April, 2006, the small half-island state of East Timor erupted in a civil conflict that was to last nearly two years. Commonly portrayed as a one-off, urban phenomenon, conflict patterns suggest that this event was really a
