Visitors

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Visitors to the Department do their own research as well as collaborating with colleagues and participating in department and school activities. Typically they have their own funding.

Anyone interested in being considered for a visiting appointment should send a cv and letter to the Head of Department.

2007

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Christopher Collier, Canberra
Emeritus Prof Maev Collins , Canberra
Prof Harold Crouch, Canberra
Mr Amando Doronila, Canberra
Prof Virginia Hooker
Dr Kacung Marijan
Dr Morten Pedersen
Mr Binayak Ray, Canberra
Dr Elizabeth St, George, Canberra
Mr Trevor Wilson, Canberra

2006

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Christopher Collier, Canberra
Prof Harold Crouch, Canberra
Mr Amando Doronila, Canberra
Emeritus Prof Maev Collins , Canberra
Dr Kacung Marijan
Dr Morten Pedersen
Mr Binayak Ray, Canberra
Dr Elizabeth St, George, Canberra
Mr Trevor Wilson, Canberra

2005

Visiting Fellows

Dr Vejai Balusbramaniam, Malaysia
Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Christopher Collier, Canberra
Kikue Hamayotsu, Canberra
Em. Prof. Maev O’Collins
Dr Ric Shand, Canberra
Dr Elizabeth St.George, Canberra
Mr Trevor Wilson, Canberra

2004

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Christopher Collier, Canberra
Mr Amando Doronila, Philippines
Dr Peter Elder, Canberra
Em. Prof. Maev O’Collins, Canberra
Mr. Binayak Ray, Canberra
Mr A. Regan, Canberra
Dr Peter Sack, Canberra
Dr Ric Shand, Canberra

Departmental Visitor

Dr Bill Standish, Canberra

Centre Associate [jointly with Contemporary China Centre]

Dr X.L. Ding, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

ANU Southeast Asian Studies Fellow

Mr Curtis Lambrecht, Yale University

National Visiting Scholar

Mr Chin Tong Liew, ANU

2003

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Christopher Collier, Canberra
Mr Edmund Malesky, Durham, UK
Mr Yoshi Nishizaki, ANU
Em. Prof Maev O'Collins
Dr Peter Sack, Canberra
Dr Ric Shand, Canberra

Departmental Visitors

Dr Peter Elder, Canberra
Dr Bill Standish, Canberra
Mr Binayak Ray, Canberra

Centre Associate [jointly with Contemporary China Centre]

Dr X.L. Ding, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

ANU Southeast Asian Studies Fellow

Dr Ardeth Thawnghmung, University of Victoria

2002

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Edmund Gomez, University of Malaysia
Dr In-Won Hwang, Canberra
Assoc. Prof. Maev O'Collins, Canberra
Dr Peter Sack, Canberra
Dr Ric Shand, Canberra

National Visiting Scholars

Fatimah Husein, University of Melbourne
Tod Jones, Curtin University of Technology

2001

Visiting Fellows

Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Dr Sharon Bessell, Canberra
Dr Alaine Chanter, University of Canberra
Assoc. Prof. Maev O'Collins, Canberra
Mr Don Porter, Canberra
Mr Binayak Ray, Canberra
Dr Peter Sack, Canberra
Dr Ric Shand, Canberra
Assoc. Prof. Tran My-Van, University of South Australia
Ms Meredith Weiss, Yale University

Department Visitors

Dr Peter Elder, Canberra
Dr Bill Standish, Canberra

ANU Southeast Asian Studies Fellow

Dr Angie Tran, California State University

National Visiting Scholars

Dr Misty Baloiloi, Papua New Guinea University of Technology
Mr Wayne Errington, University of Western Australia
Ms Abby McLeod, University of Queensland

2000

Visiting Fellows

Prof. Ken Back, Canberra
Ms Kathy Bagot, University of New South Wales
Dr Colin Barlow, Canberra
Prof. Maev O'Collins, Canberra
Dr Eugene Ogan, Hawaii
Dr Mochtar Pabottingi, Indonesian Institute of Sciences, Jakarta
Dr Peter Sack, Canberra
Ms Sophie Schuette, University of Melbourne
Dr Lim Kit Siang, Malaysia, chair of the Democratic Action Party
Mr. Philip Taylor, Canberra

ANU Southeast Asian Studies Fellows

Jonathan London
Meredith Weiss

ANU Southeast Asian Studies Fellowships

This program was funded from a grant to the ANU from the Henry Luce Foundation Inc., New York, from 1999-2007. The grant was awarded to the University to enhance Southeast Asian Studies in the United States by giving young scholars access to resources for this field of study at the ANU. The fellows were based in various departments and centres including the Department of Political and Social Change.

2004

Mr Curtis Lambrecht, Yale University

2002

Ardeth Thawnghung, University of Victoria, Canada - nine months from August 2002

2001

Dr Angie Tran, California State University at Monterey (Vietnam) - three months from June 2001

2000

Jonathan London, University of Wisconsin (Vietnam) - six months from September 2000
Meredith Weiss, Yale University (Malaysia)- four months from September 2000

1999

Kim Ninh, Asia Foundation (Vietnam) - six months from December 1999