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One of the largest programs devoted to this region in the United States, the University of Michigan Center for Southeast Asian Studies seeks to promote a broader and deeper understanding of Southeast Asia, its people, and their cultures. CSEAS is also a U.S. Department of Education designated National Resource Center, funded to develop area studies education for this region of the world.
Winter 2012 Newsletter
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Michigan Journal of Asian Studies Inaugural Issue
The Michigan Journal of Asian Studies (MJAS) is a peer-reviewed, general interest, scholarly journal that aims to provide graduate and undergraduate students around the world with a venue for publication of research, analytical papers, and book reviews from all academic disciplines pertaining to South, Southeast, Inner, and East Asia. Read the first edition.
Sponsored by the Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, its faculty advisory board includes Professor Nancy Florida as well as other experts on Asia. Editorial and production staff are all Michigan students.
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- Susan Walton, Gamelan director, helps UM students create a gamelan April 20, 2012
- Global Communications: Video of Indonesian language lecturer Agustini, Alum Michael Dunne March 27, 2012
- Southeast Asian language instruction and and CSEAS efforts to preserve SEA languages at U-M March 13, 2012




