Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS)
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CSEAS signs MOU with Center for Khmer Studies
A new collaboration for Southeast Asian studies in the region.
Filipiniana in Michigan
Ambeth Ocampo penned this editorial for the Philippine Daily Inquirer. A Filipino public historian, academic, journalist, and author, Professor Ocampo currently teaches at U-M as a visiting professor and CSEAS faculty affiliate.
More than a century of academic engagement with Southeast Asia at the University of Michigan.
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.
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