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Asia Pacific Week at ANU is a week long program of intensive research activities designed to bring together postgraduate and Honours students from around Australia in an intensive week of research activities.
The ANU is a world-leading centre for Indonesian Studies. The National Institute for Asia and the Pacific has internationally renowned scholars of Indonesia in diverse fields including language and literature, art, film studies, politics, sociology and anthropology, development studies, economics, gender studies and music. There are around 80 postgraduate students–many of them Indonesian–researching Indonesia- related topics at ANU. The Australian National Library in Canberra and the ANU library both have large specialised collections of English, Indonesian and other foreign language materials on Indonesia.
During Asia Pacific Week, participants will have the opportunity to attend lectures and participate in seminars with many of ANU's leading scholars in this field, speaking on current political and social developments, methodological approaches, and ethical and strategic questions relating to research on Indonesia. Participating scholars will have specialised introduction to the two library collections. There will be time available for individual consultations, small group seminars/workshops for students with common related interests, and for work in the libraries. The details of the program will be finalised to reflect the interests and needs identified by successful applicants. There will be opportunities to participate in scholarly and social events with participants in the other streams being offered in Asia Pacific Week.
Colin Barlow. Political and Social Change, RSPAS
Christine Clark. Humanities Research Centre, christine.clark@anu.edu.au
Robert Cribb. History RSPAS, robert.cribb@anu.edu.au
Greg Fealy. Politics RSPAS/Faculty of Asian Studies, greg.fealy@anu.edu.au
Jim Fox.Director RSPAS, james.fox@anu.edu.au
Hal Hill. Economics RSPAS hall.hill@anu.edu.au
Virginia Hooker. Southeast Asia Centre, the Faculty of Asian Studies Virginia.Hooker@anu.edu.au
Harold Crouch, Political and Social Change, RSPAS, harold.crouch@anu.edu.au
Amrih Widodo Southeast Asia Centre, the Faculty of Asian Studies, amrih.widodo@anu.edu.au
Ria Gondowarsito Political and Social Change, RSPAS
Kathryn Robinson Anthropology RSPAS, kathryn.robinson@anu.edu.au
Participation in the Indonesia Summer School will enable students to:
Applicants are required to submit a letter (2 pages maximum) to the selection committee no later than November 30 2003 that contains the following information.
The information from successful applicants will be used to finalise the program, so it is tailored to the needs of participants. Applicants will be advised about the success of their application around 20 December 2003.
Please send applications to:
Dr Greg Fealy
Research Fellow in Indonesian Politics
Department of Political and Social Change
Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies
Building no. 9
The Australian National University
ACT 0200 Australia
Ph: (+61 2) 6125 2302
Fax: (+61 2) 6125 5523
email: Greg.Fealy@anu.edu.au
There will be summer school programs offered in Thai Studies, Chinese Studies, Korea Studies, Pacific Island Studies, Asia-Pacific Cultural Heritage Studies and Asia-Pacific Defence Studies. The Asia-Pacific week will feature special events such as keynote speeches, films, performances and exhibitions. Participants in the Indonesia Summer School will interact with participants from other summer schools in combined social functions.
