ΛΙΣΤΑ ΚΟΙΝΟΠΟΙΗΣΕΩΝ ΣΤΗ ΦΙΛΟΣΟΦΙΚΗ ΣΧΟΛΗ

Dear Sir/Madam, we are pleased to announce a new joint research programme "the transnationalization of China's oil industry", coordinated by our esteemed fellows Dr Mehdi Amineh (IIAS) and and Prof. Yang Guang (CASS). Please do not forget to check the deadline dates below for participating in interesting conferences, secondment opportunities, and ICAS 8 early registration benefits.

Call for papers Asian Cities: Colonial to Global 31 January 2013 Call for papers Patterns of Early Asian Urbanism 1 March 2013 Internal research secondments Number of slots available for Leiden University scholars pursuing research on urbanization in China and India, in the fields of urban environment, housing and planning, and urban heritage. 1 March 2013 New fellow: Adele Esposito Architectural and urban making in Southeast Asian heritage cities	Lecture Tropical Orientalism: Rabindranath Tagore's posthumous imaginations on India 12 February 2013 Seminar Multilevel Governance and Transnational Economic Actors: Chinese investments in Laos and ASEAN economic integration 1 March 2013 New fellow: Danielle TAN From Golden Triangle to Economic Quadrangle: Connections, Corridors, and Reconfiguration of a Transnational Space in the Upper Mekong Borderlands	New fellows: Tom Hoogervorst Linguistic evidence for cultural contact across the Bay of Bengal Vazira Fazila-Yacoobali Zamindar A Land in Ruins: Gandhara, Archaeology and the Making of Indian Civilization New network: Indian Medical Heritage Research Network Coordinator: Maarten Bode

Start registration ICAS 8 - The Eigth International Convention of Asia Scholars in Macao 24 - 27 June 2013	Energy Programme Asia (EPA)-IIAS The transnationalization of China's oil industry. Company strategies, embedded projects and relations with institutions and stakeholders in resource-rich countries \| Read more

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The International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) is a research and exchange platform based in the university city of Leiden, the Netherlands. IIAS encourages the multidisciplinary and comparative study of Asia and promotes national and international co-operation. It acts as an interface between academic and non-academic partners including cultural, social and policy organisations.

[IIAS Update] February 2013