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Winter Reading 2024

Book Recommendations by 2024 TOY Senior Fellow James Crabtree

UPCOMING EVENTS

World Apart: Reassessing a Time of Global Conflicts

28 Jan 2025

7 - 8:30 p.m.

Asia Summit 2025

09 Sep 2025

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Talk at the Library: Myanmar's Borderworlds with India and China

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Talk at the Library: 'The War Had Been Going On in the Border Areas for Forever'

In the Talk at the Library: Myanmar's Borderworlds with India and China, political geographer Jasnea Sarma explores how borders function not only as physical dividers of territorial states, but also as spaces of control, resistance, extract

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Briefing MONTHLY #78 | November 2024

Trump in Asia | Xi’s APEC | Recentering ASEAN | Indonesian business special | Pacific banking

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Will Global Forces Tear Southeast Asia Apart?

Paul Busbarat, Julia Lau, Anna Patricia Saberon, and Dominique Fraser discuss how ASEAN countries are managing the region's current challenges.

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The 2024 State of Asia Address

Leading global thinker Adam Tooze of Columbia University delivers the third annual State of Asia Address in Zurich, Switzerland, on Asia in the age of polycrisis.

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ASEAN Summit Highlights Persisting Challenges Facing the Bloc

Bryanna Entwistle and Meghan Murphy explore the results of the overlapping ASEAN summits.

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Briefing MONTHLY #77 | October 2024

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UNGA 79 Recap: Southeast Asia’s Diplomatic Dispatch

Meghan Murphy writes about the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly highlighting Southeast Asia's effort to make the perspectives of small and middle powers heard amid global crises.

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Briefing MONTHLY #76 | September 2024

Asia Summit special edition | Plus: Japan’s new PM | Khuda cashes up

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U.S. Presidential Election 2024: Navigating the Future of Trade Policy for the Indo-Pacific

Greta Peisch, Clete Willems, Gita Wirjawan, Takemasa Sekine, and Wendy Cutler discuss what lies ahead in the region under a new administration.

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Cultural Encounters: What is Colonial, What is Local?

Gauri Viswanathan, Dina M. Siddiqi, Zehra Jumabhoy, and Ipshita Nath identify key colonial interactions, imaginings, and inequalities.

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Cultural Encounters: Food Histories of South Asia

Sonal Ved, Dina Begum, and Saba Imtiaz highlight the role of food as a beacon of cultural confluence.

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Cultural Encounters: Religious Histories of South Asia

Priyadarshini Sen, Haroon Khalid, and Eliza Kent discuss religion, plurality, and colonialism.

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Cultural Encounters: Freedom and Citizenship Histories

Eleanor Newbigin, Nadine Murshid, Sharif Hozoori, and Tushar Shetty explore citizenship and freedom in South Asia

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Briefing MONTHLY #75 | July 2024

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In Second Homegrown Houston, Street to Kitchen's Chef G and Graham Painter Come With Tasty Challenge for Local Chefs

Homegrown Houston returned for its second year at Asia Society Texas, with hosts Chef G and Graham Painter of Street to Kitchen presenting local chefs with a unique and tasty challenge.

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Myanmar

Winter Reading 2024

UPCOMING EVENTS

Talk at the Library: 'The War Had Been Going On in the Border Areas for Forever'

Briefing MONTHLY #78 | November 2024

Will Global Forces Tear Southeast Asia Apart?

The 2024 State of Asia Address

ASEAN Summit Highlights Persisting Challenges Facing the Bloc

Briefing MONTHLY #77 | October 2024

UNGA 79 Recap: Southeast Asia’s Diplomatic Dispatch

Briefing MONTHLY #76 | September 2024

U.S. Presidential Election 2024: Navigating the Future of Trade Policy for the Indo-Pacific

Cultural Encounters: What is Colonial, What is Local?

Cultural Encounters: Food Histories of South Asia

Cultural Encounters: Religious Histories of South Asia

Cultural Encounters: Freedom and Citizenship Histories

Briefing MONTHLY #75 | July 2024

In Second Homegrown Houston, Street to Kitchen's Chef G and Graham Painter Come With Tasty Challenge for Local Chefs