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ADI støttede aktiviteter 2011

På denne side gives et overblik over aktiviteter, der i 2011 har modtaget støtte fra ADI.

Seminarer, gæsteforelæsninger, workshops o.a.

• Cooking, Eating and Orientation: The Malay and Chinese and Cultural Regimes Compared
  Gæsteforelæsning ved Professor Geoffrey Benjamin, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

• Tagore's Legacy
  Gæsteforelæsning "Tagore's Legacy - Rabindranath Tagore's Literature and its Relevance in Modern India" ved Dr. William Radice, School of Oriental and African Studies, London

• A Passage to India
  Filmatiseringen af E. M. Forsters berømte roman "A Passage to India" vises, herefter diskussion.
  

• Heroes and Exemplary Lives in Modern Japan
  Workshop med Dr. Kweku Ampiah, WREAC Academic Fellow in Japanese Studies, Department of Asian Studies, University of Leeds.
  

• The 'authentic' other on display: living ethnographic exhibitions - past and present
  Forelæsning på CGSAS ved Anne Folke Henningsen, Saxo Instituttet. 
  

• Power, Planning, and the Emergence of Baroque Forms of Life in Urban Malaysia
  Gæsteforelæsning ved Dr. Richard Baxstrom, University of Edinburgh

• Forsknings Døgn 2011: udFORSK Asien!
  Forskningens Døgn 2011 i samarbejde mellem Det Samfundsvidenskabelige Fakultetsbibliotek, Det Samfundsvidenskabelige fakultet, NIAS, ADI.

• LARM Artist Talks: Miya Yoshida
  Medie/kunstforsker og kurator fra Japan, for tiden tilknyttet Freie Universität, Berlin.

• Design of a Nation: Making India Global
  ADI Lunch Lecture ved Ravinder Kaur, lektor ved ToRS

• Challenging the Harmonious Society - Tibetans and Uyghurs in Socialist China
  Lukket workshop.

• Ph.d. workshop "Writing Difference"
  Ph.d. workshop arrangeret af ADI og New York University 

• Quantity Restrictions and Price Adjustment of Chinese Textile Exports to the US
  Gæsteforelæsning på Økonomisk Institut ved Richard Upward, University of Nottingham

• Tiltrædelsesforelæsning - Oscar Salemink
  "Framing Religion: The Human Rights Encounter and the Transformation of Religion in Vietnam".

• Crossing cultural borders then and now - In the fish market at Tranquebar and in the archive
  Gæsteforelæsning på Nationalmuseet "Crossing cultural borders then and now - In the fish market at Tranquebar and in the archive" ved Professor Will Sweetman.

• ADI Summer School on Central Asia
  ‘History, Identity and Religion in Contemporary Central Eurasia' in Copenhagen, 04.07.2011 - 15.07.2011.

• Gæsteforelæsning ved Prof. Bert Fragner
  "The Mongol Empire (13th and 14th centuries) - a starting point of 'Early Modern Times' in a global perspective?"

• Gæsteforelæsning ved Prof. Thomas Barfield
  "The nomadic legacy in Central Asia: Empires, trade and political culture" i forbindelse med ADI's sommerskole om Centralasien.

• Danish expeditions along the Silk Road
  Offentlig forelæsning ved Dr.phil. Esther Fihl, Professor mso om "Danish expeditions along the Silk Road - Collecting objects from the Steppes to the High Pamirs 1896-1899".
  

• Urban imaginaries and power in Asian mega-cities
  Initial meeting to discuss new research theme.

• Rabindranath Tagore
  Conference in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) - poet, educationist, composer and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913.

• Indonesian Minorities - Rights, Plights and Positions
  Nordic Indonesia Studies Network (NISN) Third Annual Workshop, NIAS, Copenhagen, 22-24 September 2011.

• Indian Economy under the Reforms: Growth, Poverty and Inequality, 1991 to 2010
  Guest lecture by Professor Venkatesh Athreya.

• Guest Lecture by Penny van Esterik
  Lecture entitled "Hindsight, Oversight and Insight into Ban Chiang Neolithic Burial Pottery, northeast Thailand; a personal trajectory through interdisciplinary research in Southeast Asia" by Penny van Esterik, Professor of Anthropology, York University.

• Buddhist Economics and Thailand's Sufficiency Economy
  Guest lecture by Professor Donald K. Swearer, Harvard Divinity School.

• Religious Charity, Secular Law, and NGO Regulation India
  Guest lecture by Erica Bornstein, Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

• From Pusher Street to Purulia: Legal Monism versus Legal Pluralism
  Lunch lecture by Stig Toft Madsen, Fil.Dr., Senior Research Fellow at NIAS.

• Politics of Human Development in an Indian State
  Guest lecture by Dr. Manabi Majumdar, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata.

• Health Inequity and Democratic Deficit: Learning by India from India
  Guest lecture by Dr. Manabi Majumdar, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata.

• Mapping national anxieties: Thailand's southern conflict
  Guest lecture by Professor Duncan McCargo, University of Leeds.

• ADI Workshop
  A 2-day workshop on the recently initiated research clusters: 'Urban Imaginaries and power in Asian mega-cities', 'Bodies and Boundaries', 'State, Society and Marginality', and 'Asia-Europe Encounters'.
  

• Krudt og kugler i Kina
  Åbent foredrag ved forfatter Simon Rom Gjærø "Krudt og kugler i Kina: Dansk våbenekspert i tjeneste hos Kinas mest magtfulde krigsherre i de kaotiske 1920ere". Efter foredraget vistes dokumentarfilm.

• What should we Learn from China?
  Guest lecture by Associate Professor Josef Gregory Mahoney, East China Normal University.

•  Guest lecture on Hip-hop in Japan
  "Hip-hop Japan: Creativity and Identity within Cultural Globalisation" by Kiku Day, SOAS, University of London

Midler til rejser, konferencer o.a.