ASEASUK, the acronym for the Association of South-East Asian Studies in the United Kingdom, is a national subject association and one of 15 recognised learned societies of the British Academy. Membership is drawn from more than 30 universities in the country and includes academics, postgraduate students and those involved or interested in South-East Asia.
ASEASUK has two committees - executive and research. The latter administers research funds. For more information see the grants page.
Aseasuk organises annual conferences except for the year which has a Euroseas conference i.e. two out of three years.
Latest from ASEASUK
- Announcements: Bali and the tourist industry: a history, 1906-1942 - June 12th, 2008
Some academic studies come in below the radar, escaping the notice of critics and scholars. This is true in even the highly populated field of Baliology. Shavit’s book on Western travellers and sojo... - ASEASUK Conference: ASEASUK Conference 2008 PANEL Programmes - June 12th, 2008
Download the ASEASUK 08 PANEL programmes: Mss panel programme Sinful pleasures panel programme SE Asian arts panel programme Liverpool and SE Asia panel programme Emerging scholars panel programme M... - Book Reviews: Contemporary maritime piracy in Southeast Asia: history, causes and remedies - June 12th, 2008
This book has been published within the IIAS/ISEAS Series on Maritime Issues and Piracy in Asia, which seeks to ‘catalyse research on the topic’. The subject matter is one of those themes that are... - Call For Papers: Continuity and Change: (Re)conceptualising Power in Southeast Asia - June 12th, 2008
Continuity and Change: (Re)conceptualising Power in Southeast Asia 26-28 March 2009 Hosted by CRASSH (Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities), University of Cambridge ... - Conference Reviews: Shan Buddhism and Culture, SOAS - June 12th, 2008
Shan Buddhism and CultureSOAS8-9 December 2007 Reviewed by Susan Conway, SOASThis conference was particularly important in highlighting current scholarship in the area of Shan studies. Delegates came...
