Exploring Southeast Asia's Border(less) State and Society
The theme of this symposium explores the borders of Southeast Asia as both a philosophical, social, cultural, geographical, political, institutional and psychological divisions. It explores the various aspects pertaining to borders and divisions; how it is maintained, regulated and normalized; how it is changed, refurbished and reimagined; how it is transgressed, reconstituted and recreated in new forms of contact and relationship.
Publication
The accepted papers will be submitted in journals that are indexed by Scopus or DOAJ:
- Philippine Journal of Science
- Humaniora
- Kawistara
- Mimbar Hukum
- Al-Jamiah
- Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies
- IKAT - The Indonesian Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
- ASEAN Journal on Science and Technology for Development (AJSTD)
Speakers
