Faculty
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GOH, BENG LAN
PhD (Monash)
Associate Professor (On sabbatical leave)
Tel: (65) 6516 7935 | Office: AS3-06-13
Email: seagohbl@nus.edu.sg | Personal Profile
Research Interests:
Urban anthropology, culture, identity and nationalism; anthropology of the postcolonial subject; gender studies; Southeast Asian Studies. BAUTISTA, JULIUS
PhD (ANU)
Senior Lecturer
Tel: (65) 6516 3157 | Office: AS3-06-02
Email: seabj@nus.edu.sg | Personal Profile
Research Interests:
Comparative World Religion; Christian iconography in the Philippines; material culture; religious piety and practice in Southeast Asia; critical ethnography; diasporic and migrant identity; multiculturalism
DAQUILA, TEOFILO
PhD (ANU)
Associate Professor, Graduate Studies Coordinator (Coursework) & Acting Head of Department
Tel: (65) 6516 6247 | Office: AS3-06-15
Email: seahead@nus.edu.sg | seatcd@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Economics and economic relations of Southeast Asia (including economic growth, development and crisis; trade and foreign direct investments; macroeconomic policy; money and banking; intra-ASEAN and extra-ASEAN economic relations, in particular with Japan, US and the European Union).
IKEYA, CHIE
PhD (Cornell)
Assistant Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 6927 | Office: AS3-06-16
Email: seaci@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Southeast Asian history; 19th - 20th century social reforms & political protests; colonial modernities; sex and intimacy; race, gender, and ethnicity
ILETO, REYNALDO
PhD (Cornell)
Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 6896 | Office: AS3-06-12
Email: seairc@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Perceptions of the past and nation-building in the Philippines; the Revolution and the Filipino-American war: their vestiges in the present; the politics of historical writing on Southeast Asia; Tagalog romances and epics; Filipino overseas and the national narrative; religion and popular movements in Southeast Asia.
JOHNSON, IRVING
PhD (Harvard)
Assistant Professor, First & Second Year Coordinator
Tel: (65) 6516 3171 | Office: AS3-06-14
Email: seajic@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Social anthropology; Southeast Asian Studies; Southeast Asian arts.
KAMMEN, DOUGLAS
PhD (Cornell)
Assistant Professor, SEP Coordinator
Tel: (65) 6516 6865 | Office: AS3-06-03
Email: seadak@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Labour and social movements in Indonesia; civil-military relations in Indonesia and Timor-Leste; identity, local politics and violence in Timor-Leste.
KITIARSA, PATTANA
PhD (Washington)
Assistant Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 6588 | Office: AS3-06-04
Email: seapk@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
The anthropology of popular Buddhism and sprit-medium cult; religious commodification; transnational labour migration; popular culture; development discourse; ethnographic/qualitative research methodology; Thailand and mainland Southeast Asia-
MAZNAH MOHAMED
PhD (Univ. of Malaya)
Associate Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 6049 | Office: AS7-04-16
Email: mlsmm@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Islam in Malaysia, Malaysian politics, Malay political culture, gender studies, Islamic law and Syariah, Changing Malay family, religion and politics in Southeast Asia.
MIKSIC, JOHN
PhD (Cornell)
Associate Professor, Graduate Studies Coordinator (Research)
Tel: (65) 6516 5008 | Office: AS3-06-08
Email: seajnm@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Range from archaeology to history; art; and anthropology.
MRÁZEK, JAN
PhD (Cornell)
Associate Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 4912 | Office: AS3-06-07
Email: seajm@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Southeast Asian performing and material arts and culture; modern media in Southeast Asia; Indonesian culture and society; Gamelan practice, context and history.
PAREDES, OONA
PhD (Arizona State)
Assistant Professor, Third Year Coordinator
Tel: (65) 6516 7934 | Office: AS3-06-06
Email: seaomtp@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
Indigenous leadership, social organization, indigenous religions, conversion and fundamentalism, politics of ethnicity and identity, colonial encounters, indigenous responses to state power, warfare, ethnohistory, oral traditions, cross-cultural issues in scientific inquiry.
SASGES, GERARD
PhD (Berkeley)
Assistant Professor
Tel: (65) 6516 5181| Office: AS3-06-05
Email: seags@nus.edu.sg | Personal profile
Research Interests:
In a broad sense, I'm interested in the intersections of society, economy, and politics in colonial Southeast Asia, and in following these intersections into the postcolonial era. Expressed more concretely, I look at the interactions among society, state, and large enterprises/trading networks. Much of my work focuses on illegal or controlled commodities or services, most notably alcohol, but also related things like food, drugs, prostitution, and gambling. And alongside all of this, I have an abiding interest in the ethnography of ordinary life in Southeast Asia, and in documenting how ordinary folks have made their way and lived their lives, from the colonial era until the present.