Date: September 26-28th, 2013 Venue: Cape Panwa Hotel Southeast Asia is one of the most active regions of the world, exhibiting significant dynamism since the very early period to the present. This is a result of the fact that the region is situated at the world’s crossroad, bounded by the Indian Ocean on the west and the open sea of the Pacific to the east. Southeast Asia consequently is characterized and identified in accordance to the heterogeneity of its “socio-cultural body,” which is subject to change from time to time depending mainly on external impacts and internal adjustments. Nanyang, Golden Khersonese, Chrysee, Suvarnabhumi, Further India, East India Island, British India, […]