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SUMMARY:Future Making Along Southeast Asian Frontiers
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DESCRIPTION:In this panel we explore frontiers as sites of future making. F
 rontiers constitute spaces where intense and often highly conflictual negot
 iations between various actors from different scales are taking place – str
 uggling over access to resources, identities, development goals and differe
 nt visions of the future.\n\nInitially introduced by Turner (1893) to explo
 re the specific situation of territorial conquest of the American Middle We
 st, the frontier concept is used by numerous scholars to analyze social, po
 litical, economic and environmental transformations in rural and remote reg
 ions in Southeast Asia. Frontiers are thereby understood as processes of te
 rritorial expansion, as actual borderlines or in terms of social relations 
 and hence as socially constructed. Focusing on specific actors, Li (2014) e
 xplores an “indigenous frontier” while other authors distinguish e.g. betwe
 en “capitalist frontiers” (Tsing 2005), “frontiers of control” (Geiger 2008
 ) or “conservation frontiers” (Acciaioli and Sabharwal 2017). Most accounts
  of frontiers focus on the attempts of powerful administrators, politicians
  or entrepreneurs to inscribe their visions of development into an allegedl
 y wilderness with abundant resources. But the people inhabiting these regio
 ns imagined as frontiers also have their own aspirations for the future.\n\
 nWe invite papers that provide examples of future visions expressed by rath
 er marginalized voices along frontiers all over Southeast Asia to develop a
  more comprehensive account and a comparative perspective on future making 
 along Southeast Asian frontiers.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/future-making-along-southeast-asian-frontiers
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