Interviews with Scholars of Southeast Asia about their New Books Support our show by becoming a premium member! newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/southeast-asian-studies
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Super inspiring talks, covering a wide range of topics. Always looking forward to new interviews coming up here. Keep up the great work!
This is one of those podcasts that I’m incredibly grateful for. It provides in depth conversation with Southeast Asian scholars regarding topics that have traditionally been inaccessible or unknown to the mainstream public, at least in the English speaking world. I truly hope more people get to listen to this amazing podcast. Keep up the awesome work! You’re truly making a difference :)
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Content focuses on in-depth discussions with academic scholars who specialize in various aspects of Southeast Asian studies, frequently addressing topics related to history, culture, politics, and society in the region. Episodes provide insights into recent scholarly works, aiming to make complex academic themes accessible to a wider audience. The unique aspect of this content lies in the emphasis on up-to-date research, often featuring authors discussing their latest books, which helps listeners stay informed about emerging academic conversations and trends in Southeast Asian studies. This makes it particularly appealing to students, educators, and those interested in the intricate dynamics of Southeast Asia.
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