Publishing Workshop for Southeast Asian Politics
Singapore | July 31, 2023
Organized in partnership with Singapore Management University, APSA’s Publishing Workshop for Southeast Asian Politics was held in Singapore on July 31, 2023. This one-day professional development workshop was held alongside the Southeast Asia Research Group (SEAREG) Summer Conference to maximize opportunities for networking and professional development. Attended by 22 early-career scholars representing 12 countries, the program focused on advancing and publishing research related to Southeast Asian politics. Participants were invited to join both interactive sessions and discussions of broader career issues such as navigating the job market, fieldwork, and networking. The 2023 publishing workshop was part of APSA’s effort to support political science research among early-career scholars in East and Southeast Asia and strengthen research networks linking Asian scholars with colleagues overseas. The working language of the conference was English.
Workshop Attendees
The workshop was intended for PhD students and early-career faculty in political science, international relations, and other social science disciplines who are based at institutions in East and Southeast Asia. The program was open to those undertaking Asia politics research across a range of contemporary topics. Participants included:
- Abdul Muizz Abdul Khalid – Global Awareness and Impact Alliance (GAIA)
- Aisah Budiatri – Kyoto University / Pusat Riset Politik, BRIN
- Mathew Bukit – George Washington University
- Calvin Ho Kong-lim – City University of Hong Kong
- Vadsana Chanthanasinh – National University of Laos
- Constant Courtin – University of British Columbia
- Ratih Kabinawa – The University of Western Australia
- Yoes Kenawas – Institute for Advanced Research (IFAR) Unika Atma Jaya Jakarta
- Visansack Khamphengvong – National University of Laos
- Matthew Koo – Yale University
- Charles Erize Ladia – University of the Philippines Diliman
- Xirui Li – S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University
- Lewis Luartz – Chapman University
- Nathan Peng – Singapore Management University
- Angguntari Ceria Sari – Parahyangan Catholic University
- Rithiya Serey – Northern Illinois University
- Anna Christi Suwardi – Mae Fah Luang University
- Hannah Sworn – George Washington University
- Tran Thu Minh – Foreign Trade University
- Norashiqin Toh – Columbia University
- Bounlert Vanhnalat – National University of Laos
- Andi Ahmad Yani – Malaya University
The workshop was facilitated by Walid Jumblatt Abdullah (Nanyang Technological University), Yuko Kasuya (Keio University), Nathanael Sumaktoyo (National University of Singapore), and Risa Toha (Wake Forest University).
We are grateful for the opportunity to engage with such phenomenal scholars. Thank you to all who made this workshop a success!
