Events
Lunch Lecture by Dr Emma Natalya Stein (Freer|Sackler, Washington, DC, USA), who will talk about the distinct sacred geography of the South Indian city of Kanchi, where as early as the ninth century, temples have been emplaced within the city limits. Their specific orientation combined with the circulation of a cosmopolitan population integrated them with their city and transcended the boundaries of both sacred and urban space.
Fellowships at IIAS
IIAS invites excellent scholars to apply for a fellowship to work on an individual research project in the Humanities or Social Sciences. Scholars specialising in Asian-African interactions may also apply for the IIAS-ASCL joint fellowship.
Application deadlines:
IIAS & IIAS/CEM-FMSH fellowships:
1 March / 1 October
IIAS-ASCL joint fellowships: 15 March / 15 September
Gonda fellowships: 1 April / 1 October
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IIAS invites excellent scholars to apply for a fellowship to work on an individual research project in the Humanities or Social Sciences. Scholars specialising in Asian-African interactions may also apply for the IIAS-ASCL joint fellowship.
Application deadlines:
IIAS & IIAS/CEM-FMSH fellowships:
1 March / 1 October
IIAS-ASCL joint fellowships: 15 March / 15 September
Gonda fellowships: 1 April / 1 October
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Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia
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ICAS 11 Leiden, July 2019
In 2019, ICAS 11 will return to Europe, where it began, in Leiden, the Netherlands. This historic city is home to one of the oldest universities and several renowned Asia research centers. The conference is hosted by Leiden University in partnership with the city, its research institutions and museums.
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