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Clement's Inn

WC2A 2AZ

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MANALO_ENRIQUE

His Excellency Enrique A. Manalo to give a talk at LSE SEAC

We are honoured to be hosting His Excellency Enrique A. Manalo, Philippine Ambassador to the Court of St. James’s, on Tuesday 15th March at 6.30pm for a lecture on The Philippines and China: Options for Resolving Overlapping Claims in the South China Sea. If you are interested in attending this event please find more information here.

 

We're hiring! LSE Southeast Asia Forum Project Assistant:

LSE SEAC is currently looking to hire a part-time Project Assistant to work on our upcoming, inaugural LSE Southeast Asia Forum on Friday 13th May [LSE Staff & Students ONLY]. Please find a job advert here.

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LSESU ASEAN Society interview LSE SEAC Director Danny Quah

The LSESU ASEAN Society, established in 2015, launched their student blog in January 2016 with an interview with Professor Danny Quah. In this first part of the ASEAN blog interview series, Professor Quah discusses the challenges currently faced by ASEAN and whether it can look to the EU as a model to follow. Read the full interview here.  

 

LSE SEAC launch a new Lectures+ Series 

In February 2016, LSE SEAC will launch Lectures+, a collaborative project with the LSESU UN Society that seeks to enhance the experience of LSE’s Public Lecture Programme for students, speakers and guests. The inaugural Lecture+ will be the LSE IDEAS public lecture with Philippe Roman Chair Ian Morrison on Tuesday 9th February, titled Each Age Gets the Bloodshed It Needs: 20,000 Years of Violence. More information on how to participate in the Lecture+ available here. 

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Applications open for Khattar Masters Scholarship 2016/17

Applications are now open for the Khattar Scholarship, with three awards of £33,000 available for students from a South East Asian country to study on any taught masters programme in 2016/17 at LSE. This scholarship has an affiliation with the Saw Swee Hock South East Asia Centre, and the successful recipient(s) will be affiliated with the Centre.

 
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Professor Saw bestowed with the Distinguished Alumni Leadership Award at the LSE Asia Forum in Singapore

Professor Saw Swee Hock, whose generous support made the establishment of LSE SEAC possible, accepted the Distinguished Alumni Leadership Award on 28th November 2015 at the LSE Asia Forum in Singapore. Panel discussions on the topics of Asian lessons of political openness and economic performance, ASEAN, and the meaning of genuine development also took place.

 

Middle Eastern and South Asian migrants in the colonial Philippines

Wednesday 9th March 2016; 2.00 - 4.00pm; Room B.13, 32 Lincoln's Inn Field (32L)

Speaker: Professor William Clarence-Smith
Chair: Dr Kirsten Schulze

The Philippines and China: Options for Resolving Overlapping Claims in the South China Sea

Tuesday 15th March 2016; 6.30 - 8.00pm; Room 1.04, New Academic Building (NAB)

Speaker: His Excellency Enrique A. Manalo
Chair: Professor James Putzel

Before It Spread Like Wildfire: An archaeological perspective on slash-and-burn farming

Monday 21st March 2016, 4.00 - 6.00pm; Room B13, 32 Lincoln Inn's Field (32L)

Speakers: Dr David Clinnick, Dr James Walker
Chair: Dr Hans Steinmüller

Yanmagon: Faces of Yangon - Film screening and Q&A with Director

Tuesday 22nd March 2016, 7.00 - 8.30pm; Alumni Theatre, New Academic Building (NAB)

Speaker:  François Le Pivain
Chair:  Dr John Collins

How Did Aung San Suu Kyi Win So Big?

Monday 25th April 2016, 6.00 - 7.30pm; Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building (NAB)

Speaker: Peter Popham
Chair:   Dr Jurgen Haacke

Rebranding ASEAN as a New Global Player

Wednesday 27th April 2016, 6.30 - 8.00pm; Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building (NAB)

Speaker: Abhisit Vejjajiva
Chair: Professor Danny Quah

ASEAN: The promise and the challenge

Friday 13th May 2016, 7.00 - 8.00pm; Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building (NAB)

Speaker:  Tony Fernandes
Chair:  Professor Danny Quah

 
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