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UID:identity-forging-regional-belonging-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Identity: Forging Regional Belonging in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:Room 1.504
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is home to multiple ethnic and religious identit
 ies, which – through historical processes dating to colonial and pre-coloni
 al times – have shaped the nationalism of modern nation-states. Local loyal
 ties were shaped by their inclusion in broader systems of belief like Buddh
 ism, Confucianism, Islam and other ideological frameworks, both transnation
 al, and national, and often mixed. These identities underpin Southeast Asia
 n citizens’ sense of their membership of the ASEAN Community. In recent yea
 rs, ASEAN has paid attention to the shaping of new forms of collective imag
 inations about the future of the region. These have committed the Associati
 on to directions that reach beyond the politico-economic realm and are grou
 nded in a growing awareness of the interrelatedness of the region’s diverse
  cultures. In fact, Southeast Asian identity should not be confused as a co
 nceptual tool with the identity of ASEAN as a regional organisation. The id
 entity of Southeast Asians may rather be seen as an arena for the interplay
  of different forces competing for the allegiances of its inhabitants.\n\nW
 e invite papers dealing both with elite-driven projects of forging a region
 al belonging and endeavours evolving from grassroots movements. Special emp
 hasis is laid on competing forces providing a key to understand the dynamic
  or regional belonging in Southeast Asia, such as generations (belonging sh
 aped by collective experiences of age groups), transnationalism, violence a
 nd trauma (identities forged by perpetrators as well as victims), gender, a
 nd migrational experiences.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/identity-forging-regional-belonging-in-southeast-asia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T150000
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UID:identity-forging-regional-belonging-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Identity: Forging Regional Belonging in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:Room 1.504
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is home to multiple ethnic and religious identit
 ies, which – through historical processes dating to colonial and pre-coloni
 al times – have shaped the nationalism of modern nation-states. Local loyal
 ties were shaped by their inclusion in broader systems of belief like Buddh
 ism, Confucianism, Islam and other ideological frameworks, both transnation
 al, and national, and often mixed. These identities underpin Southeast Asia
 n citizens’ sense of their membership of the ASEAN Community. In recent yea
 rs, ASEAN has paid attention to the shaping of new forms of collective imag
 inations about the future of the region. These have committed the Associati
 on to directions that reach beyond the politico-economic realm and are grou
 nded in a growing awareness of the interrelatedness of the region’s diverse
  cultures. In fact, Southeast Asian identity should not be confused as a co
 nceptual tool with the identity of ASEAN as a regional organisation. The id
 entity of Southeast Asians may rather be seen as an arena for the interplay
  of different forces competing for the allegiances of its inhabitants.\n\nW
 e invite papers dealing both with elite-driven projects of forging a region
 al belonging and endeavours evolving from grassroots movements. Special emp
 hasis is laid on competing forces providing a key to understand the dynamic
  or regional belonging in Southeast Asia, such as generations (belonging sh
 aped by collective experiences of age groups), transnationalism, violence a
 nd trauma (identities forged by perpetrators as well as victims), gender, a
 nd migrational experiences.
URL:https://euroseas2019.org/program/panels/identity-forging-regional-belonging-in-southeast-asia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190912T170000
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