The Japan Society for Southeast Asian Studies (JSSEAS or Tōnan Ajia Gakkai in Japanese) was established in November 1966 to promote the study of the history, cultures, languages and societies of Southeast Asia in Japan under the name of JSSAH or Tōnan Ajia Shi Gakkai. The present membership amounts to more than 750 (as of December 2015), including historians, archaeologists, anthropologists, linguists and other social scientists.
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JSSEAS & NIHU-MAPS Joint Conference “Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid” (Information as of 7/14/2023)
The deadline for online participation is July 18 (Monday) JST. (The deadline for in-person attendance has already passed.) Please use the following link to register. https://forms.gle/6iFhHKMtKje8SvpZ9 Once you... -
JSSEAS & NIHU-MAPS Joint Conference “Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid” (Information as of 6/30/2023)
JSSEAS & NIHU-MAPS Joint Conference Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid (TBD) PROGRAM (as of June 30) Date: July 22-23, 2023 Venue: Toyo University - Hakusan... -
Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid (TBD)
Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid (TBD) PROGRAM (as of June 15) Date: July 22-23, 2023 Venue: Toyo University - Hakusan campus https://www.toyo.ac.jp/about/access/hakusan/ *The event will also... -
100th Conference
Program and abstracts (tentative ver.) of the 100th Conference is now available.