Interview Paul van der Velde
Interview Howard Dicus with Paul van der Velde on KGMB Morning News. 4 April 2011
Interview with Paul van der Velde from IIAS on Vimeo.
IBP 2011
ICAS Book Prize 2011 Citations of prize winning books and best PhDs
IBP 2011
The ICAS Book Prize now in its fourth edition saw a steep rise in the number of books submitted. We received no less than 200 books from 45 publishers in the field of Asian studies. The IBP 2011 Reading Committee consisted of Anand Yang (Chair) and Manuela Ciotti, Derek Heng, Alex McKay and Khun Eng Kuah-Pearce.
IBP 2011 Social Sciences winner
Book Launch IIAS & ICAS Publications Series - Honolulu, 31 March 2011
The International Institute for Asian Studies and Amsterdam University Press invite you to the launch of the following books:
Austronesian Soundscapes. Performing Arts in Oceania and Southeast Asia by Birgit Abels
The EU-Japan Security Dialogue. Invisible but Comprehensive by Olena Mykal
National Language Planning and Language Shifts in Malaysian Minority Communities. Speaking in Many Tongues by Dipika Mukherjee & Maya Khemlani David eds.
Singapore in Global History Derek Heng & Syed Muhd Khairudin Aljunied eds
ICAS UPDATE 6 / 17 January 2011
AAS-ICAS Meeting ’70 Years of Asian Studies’
The joint AAS-ICAS meeting ‘70 Years of Asian Studies’ in Honolulu (31 March – 3 April 2011) expects to draw an attendance of at least 4000 participants, exhibitors, and visitors. As organizers we are grateful for the overwhelming interest shown by applicants from all over the world. For the latest news about the joint meeting see: www.asian-studies.org/conference
ICAS Book Prize 2011 Long lists
Colleagues' Choice Award 2011
Nearly 200 books were submitted for the ICAS Book Prize 2011. You can vote for the book you appreciate most till 20 March 2011. The winner will be announced during the IBP Awards Ceremony on 1 April 2011 in Honolulu. Show your appreciation!
ICAS Book Prize 2011 - Long Lists
The ICAS Secretariat announced the longs lists for the ICAS Book Prize 2011. Out of a total of nearly 200 submitted books 15 were long listed for both the humanities and social sciences categories. 35 PhDs were submitted for the best PhD in the social sciences and the Humanities. In each category 3 books were short listed.
Latest news about the joint AAS-ICAS conference 2011
The AAS-ICAS Joint Conference took place in Honolulu, Hawaii from 31 March - 3 April 2011.
For an impression, please visit the website of the AAS-ICAS conference photographer, Wim Vreeburg, http://www.vreeburgavservices.nl/www.vreeburgavservices.nl/ICAS.html
For more information on the conference please visit http://www.asian-studies.org/Conference
ICAS AAS Honolulu 2011 - CALL FOR PAPERS NOW AVAILABLE
Deadline for all submissions is August 5, 2010
Please go to http://www.asian-studies.org/annual-meeting for detailed information
