{"id":6773,"date":"2019-07-29T18:28:08","date_gmt":"2019-07-29T09:28:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www-archive.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp\/www\/2021-en\/?page_id=6773"},"modified":"2020-04-02T14:45:36","modified_gmt":"2020-04-02T05:45:36","slug":"seas2019","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/www-archive.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp\/www\/2021-en\/seas2019\/","title":{"rendered":"Southeast Asia Seminar 2019"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The 43rd Southeast Asia Seminar<\/h1>\n

“Economic Growth, Ecology, and Equality: Learning from Vietnam”<\/h4>\n

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7-13 November 2019 Hanoi, Vietnam<\/p>\n

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\nthe Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
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7-13 November 2019
Hanoi, Vietnam<\/p>\n

\nThroughout the world, economic growth often leads to both ecological degradation and inequality. Many countries have encountered the ruin of the ecological realm and various forms of inequality, e.g., unequal access to natural resources, unequal employment and education opportunities, as well as regional disparities, among others. Such predicaments have likewise been one of Southeast Asia\u2019s most critical and urgent issues.
\nVietnam is the site of this year\u2019s Southeast Asian Seminar due to its uniqueness as, currently, one of the most economically-robust countries in the region that shifted from a socialist regime to a market-oriented economy. Amidst its rapid development in the last few decades, Vietnam has, in various ways, been attempting to ensure the well balance between growth, ecology, and equality. In this light, the seminar\u2019s purpose is, therefore, to learn from Vietnam\u2019s experiences of socio-economic transition in comparison to other cases in Southeast Asia. <\/p>\n

\nThe Southeast Asia Seminar has been held annually by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University since 1977. Organized thematically around a variety of topics, the seminar offers a seven-day of study tour of Vietnam with group discussions and presentations by the participants. This year, the Seminar will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam.
\nThe organizers are currently calling for applications from young and up-and-coming scholars mainly in Southeast and East Asia.\n<\/p>\n

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Brief Report<\/h4>\n

Central Institute for Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, Vietnam National University (VNU-CRES) and CSEAS, Kyoto University, co-organized the 43rd Southeast Asia Seminar \u201cEconomic growth, ecology, and equality: Learning from Vietnam\u201d from November 7 until 13 in Vietnam. The participants were consisted of eleven young researchers from Southeast Asian countries, including Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia. Twelve staff from CSEAS also joined the seminar to share research ideas and encourage the discussion through lectures, field works, and workshop. In the morning session on Nov. 8th, Dr. Luu The Anh, director of VNU-CRES, Dr. Dao The Anh, vice president of Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and Dr. Nghiem Phuong Tuyen, a research fellow of VNU-CRES, gave special lectures. Afternoon session was started with a special lecture by professor Hayami Yoko, director of CSEAS, and followed by a series of lectures by CSEAS participants. On 9th, all participants conducted field work at craft villages located in peri-urban area of Hanoi. After moving to Nghe An province, we visited local villages near Viet-Lao national border region to do field work again to compare with cases in peri-urban area of Hanoi and then back to Hanoi. On the final day, all participants presented what they have learnt and how it related to their own works at the workshop.<\/p>\n

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