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20 Feb - "Robot Nation: Imagining the Artificial Person in East Asian Popular Culture, 1900 - 1937" - DEPARTMENT ANNUAL LECTURE Full details and registration: lse.ac.uk/International-… #robot #sciencefiction #AI #marxism #history #japan #China #LSE #lecture

Reminder for our event this week: Battles for pluralism: Indonesia, Malaysia, and the great democratic unknown. Prof Dan Slater will join us at SEAC to historically trace these parallel decades-long transitions in two of the world’s only Muslim-majority democracies.

Check out this insightful piece by Professor Thitinan Pongsudhirak in Nikkei Asia "Is the Asian Century over?" ! He explores how the fragmentation of the rules-based order could lead to an AI-driven 'Pax Technologica': asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Is-the…

Reminder! LSE Southeast Asia Centre PhD Student Workshop: 2 June 2025. Send your paper or panel proposals to [email protected] and [email protected] by 28 Feb. An opportunity to gain feedback on work, and build wider networks with other Southeast Asianists across the UK

Join the Southeast Asia Centre and Prof Kim Wagner for a seminar on Bud Dajo 1906: Recovering the Story of an American Atrocity in the Southern Philippines Wednesday 5 March, 12pm lse.ac.uk/seac/events/20…

We are thrilled to welcome Visiting Professor Dan Slater Dan Slater to SEAC! Click the link to our spotlight page to learn more about him and his plans for his time with us: lse.ac.uk/seac/people/Sp…

Don't forget to secure your spot at our event this week - Professor Kim A Wagner on Recovering the Story of an American Atrocity in the Southern Philippines!

We're excited to announce the publication of Vilashini Somiah's working paper "Reclaiming Gendered Spaces Before the Mountain God: Exploring Women's Resilience in Urbanising Kundasang, Sabah in Malaysia"! Click here to access the paper: lse.ac.uk/seac/research/…

Join us next week with Professor Pon Souvannaseng on "The Hyro-Crypto Nexus in Laos: Paradoxes and Perils of The Demand for Decarbonisation". 🕒 12th March, 12 - 1:15pm 📍 Online via Zoom Only Sign up here: lse.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Don't miss out on our event this week! Professor Pon Souvannaseng on "The Hyro-Crypto Nexus in Laos: Paradoxes and Perils of The Demand for Decarbonisation". 🕒 12th March, 12 - 1:15pm 📍 Online via Zoom Only Sign up here: lse.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Final day to send Paper Proposals for our upcoming PhD Student workshop! lse.ac.uk/seac/events/20…

Join us next week in welcoming Professor Kentaro Fujikawa from Nagoya University for his seminar on Post-Conflict Referendums in East Timor! 🕒 19th March, 12 - 1:15pm 📷 Online via Zoom Only Sign up here: lse.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Last chance to secure your spot for our seminar tomorrow! lse.zoom.us/meeting/regist… 🕒 19th March, 12 - 1:15pm 📷 Online via Zoom Only

Upcoming at SEAC! Next week, we’re bringing you two exciting events you won’t want to miss! 🗓 Monday 24th March, 12pm at MAR 2.09 🗓 Wednesday 26th March, 12pm at FAW 2.04 Full details found on our website: lse.ac.uk/seac/events

Don't miss the chance to sign up to our last 2 events of Winter Term next week! 🗓 Monday 24th March, 12pm at MAR 2.09 🗓 Wednesday 26th March, 12pm at FAW 2.04 Full details found on our website: lse.ac.uk/seac/events

Last event of Winter Term! We welcome back SEAC Visiting Professor Thitinan Pongsudhirak to speak on "The Neighbourhood of Southeast Asia and ASEAN: More Region, Less Regional Organisation". 🗓 Wednesday 26th March, 12pm at FAW 2.04 Head to our website to sign up now!

Welcome back to Spring Term! Join us for our first event next week, with Dr Mai Van Tran on Social media's algorithmic affordances for authoritarian repression in Myanmar 🕒 7th May, 12 - 1:15pm Location: CKK 2.14 & Online Via Zoom Sign up using the QR code below!

The Department of Geography is welcoming Dr Dotan Haim next week for a talk on "Conflict Brokers: How Local Politicians Make or Break Insurgencies" Date: Thursday 8th May, 12-1:30pm Location: Centre Building, Room G.4.17 Head our website to sign up now!

Don't miss out on our events this week! Wednesday 7th May: Social media's algorithmic affordances for authoritarian repression in Myanmar Thursday 8th May: Conflict Brokers: How Local Politicians Make or Break Insurgencies Head to our website to secure your spots now!