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What a fantastic conference! Congrats to the 2024 Summer SEAREG Fellows and thank you to the Southeast Asia Research Centre at CityU Hong Kong for hosting us! 2024 Summer SEAREG Conference recap: dcid.sanford.duke.edu/news/seareg-co…

Join us this afternoon at #SEAISymposium for a panel with SEA scholars Dr Jarrah Sastrawan, Prof Evelyn Goh, Dr Nicholas Chan, and Tommy Chai offering insights to help students navigate the academic job market 🧑‍🎓

Student presenters come together to share reflections on their experiences in the final session of #SEASymposiumANU.

Some student participants’ reflections and responses to ⁦ANU Southeast Asia⁩ Student Research Symposium- they are still full of energy after nearly two days! ⁦ANU Media⁩ ⁦ANU College of Asia and the Pacific⁩ ⁦Gradnas⁩

It was a great honor to chair the SEAI Professionalisation Workshop, featuring accomplished scholars across disciplines and career stages. I've gained invaluable insights and a clearer sense of what it takes to persevere and succeed in academia! #SEAISymposiumANU ANU Southeast Asia

Very excited to share that my paper, Rethinking East Asia’s Historical Order: Heterarchy in China–Southeast Asia Relations, has just been published in CJIP-Journal 📖🚀 doi.org/10.1093/cjip/p…

📣We're looking for our next cohort of SEAREG Fellows! Fellows are advanced PhD students or newly minted PhDs in the social sciences who display unusual promise as scholars of Southeast Asia. Nominations are due 2025-03-14. ➡️dcid.sanford.duke.edu/seareg-fellows/

Honored to receive the Barbara W. Tuchman Award for Best Graduate Student Paper in the Historical IR section Historical International Relations Section at ISA! Though I was down with a migraine and couldn’t attend the ceremony, I’m deeply grateful. Huge thanks to the selection committee! #ISA2025 ISA

How can Asia’s histories reshape our theories of world politics? Join the next GRADNAS Seminar on 8 May, 8.30am AEST ➡️ ow.ly/EmEZ50VFUHK Tommy Chai Dr Frieder Dengler Kayeon Roh Manjeet S. Pardesi

📢 Join us for the next GRADNAS seminar featuring three emerging scholars in Historical IR of Asia! I'll be sharing my work on how 'regional peripheries' like Southeast Asia shape the boundaries of regional and global order. Don’t miss out!

An exciting, major seminar on Southeast Asia's order transition and great-power management is coming up! Please join along and look forward to seeing you here🚀

Grateful to be part of the GRADNAS Seminar Series and to have Manjeet S. Pardesi as chair. I argue that a truly #GLOBALIR requires decentring from core-centric worldviews and shifting our gaze to regional peripheries—where order is remade from the margins.🔥 youtube.com/watch?v=YBqV-c…

✨Honoured to be featured in the May issue of the LSE–Southeast Asia Early Career Researcher Network Newsletter! Thank you LSE Southeast Asia ECR Network for spotlighting my work and fostering an inclusive scholarly community. #SoutheastAsia #GlobalIR #InternationalRelations

📢 Just 1–2 weeks to go! Don't miss this exciting #GRADNAS seminar with Prof. Amitav Acharya as he discusses his new book The Once and Future World Order — a bold rethinking of #InternationalRelations. 🗓️ 27 June: 11AM AEST | 1PM NZST | 8AM Bangkok 🕘 26 June: 9PM EDT

GRADNAS Seminar Series finale this Fri 27 June! Don't miss Prof Amitav Acharya discuss his latest book, The Once & Future World Order, and why global civilisation will outlast Western decline. 🎟️quicklink.anu.edu.au/ra5f Manjeet S. Pardesi Tommy Chai ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

Happening soon! Tomorrow afternoon NZ time! Do join us for this GRADNAS Seminar to listen to Amitav Acharya on his latest book! ANUBellSchool ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Tommy Chai

Happening soon in 30 minutes! Do join us in this book seminar with Prof. Amitav Acharya!

My pleasure & honour to review this impressive book: Fueling Sovereignty. Highly recommended for anyone interested in new directions in decolonisation and global-historical IR. Thank you, Naosuke Mukoyama (Nao) (author) & Quah Say Jye (CRIA Features Editor), for the opportunity!