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VORTRAG: Thomas Stamford Raffles und die Anfänge der Archäologie in Java
EINLADUNG zum VORTRAG Thomas Stamford Raffles und die Anfänge der Archäologie in Java Ao. Univ.Prof. i.R. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Erich Lehner Datum: Mittwoch, 23. März 2022 Zeit: 17:00 via Zoom https://tuwien.zoom.us/j/95478988992?pwd=V1B2ZjZ5bEVSWHBUQWVEa05qV20zUT09 Meeting ID: 954 7898 8992 Password: AIS-2021 Der Vortrag wird auf deutsch gehalten mit englischen Folienbeiträgen. Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, Handelsangestellter, Gouverneurssekretär, Gouverneur, Staatsgründer etc. etc., ist eine der umstrittendsten Persönlichkeiten der englischen Kolonialgeschichte des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts. Einerseits als heldenhafter Staatsmann und Begründer der wissenschaftlichen Forschung in Indonesien…
Find out more »CENTRE-PERIPHERY RELATIONS AND THE PURIFICATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ISLAM
Sehr geehrte Mitglieder der AIS und Interessierte, Gerne möchte ich Sie auf diesen Vortrag aufmerksam machen und Sie dazu einladen: Thema: CENTRE-PERIPHERY RELATIONS AND THE PURIFICATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ISLAM Vortragender: Martin van Bruinessen, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Studies of Contemporary Muslim Societies at Utrecht University, Netherlands Zeit: Donnerstag, 28. April 2022, 16 Uhr Ort:ÖAW, Institut für SozialanthropologieA-1020 Wien, Hollandstrasse 11-13 Nähere Details entnehmen Sie bitte der unterstehenden EInladung: https://www.oeaw.ac.at/isa/detail/event/isa-international-guest-lecture-martin-van-bruinessen Der Vortrag ist als Präsenzveranstaltung geplant unter…
Find out more »Guest Lecture with Discussion: Tsunami Sites as Positive Image-Makers in Banda Aceh City, Indonesia
AIS in cooperation with the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Vienna invites you to a Guest Lecture with Discussion --------- "Tsunami Sites as Positive Image-Makers in Banda Aceh City, Indonesia" by Almonika Cindy Fatika Sari (Gadjah Mada University) --------- Date: Tuesday, 17 May 2022, 17:00 / 5pm CEST Place: Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Vienna Universitätsstraße 7, 4th floor (NIG), Übungsraum, 1010 Vienna --------- In 2004 an earthquake and tsunami hit Banda Aceh, the…
Find out more »Guest Lecture: Young “Peace-Makers” and Conceptualizations of Pluralism in Bandung, Indonesia
Dear members and friends of the AIS, kindly find the invitation to our next lecture, on 1 June, 5 pm: Title: Young “Peace-Makers” and Conceptualizations of Pluralism in Bandung, Indonesia Speaker: Dayana Lengauer, BA Ma, PHD student. Abstract: Bandung, West Java’s capital city and main educational center, is bustling with the activities of young people organized in komunitas, or fluid social formations espousing the principles of amity, creativity, and peer solidarity. In this lecture, I draw…
Find out more »SuperApps: From a Travel Solution to a Business Ecosystem (Case Study: Jakarta)
SuperApps: From a Travel Solution to a Business Ecosystem Case Study: Jakarta Date: Tuesday, 04.10.2022, at 17:00 Place: Universität für Bodenkultur, Ilse-Wallentin-Haus, Room SR21 (level -1), Peter-Jordan-Str. 82, 1190 Wien Abstract: This presentation is a reflection of a recently completed World Bank’s study which investigated the impacts of SuperApps in South East Asian countries. A superapp can be defined as an ‘umbrella app’ that hosts a wide range of services. The variety of services that have been and could…
Find out more »Czech Maverick: The Life and Work of Harry J. Benda, A half-forgotten Legend of Southeast Asian Studies
SA REGIONAL GUEST LECTURE: Tomáš Petrů Czech Maverick: The Life and Work of Harry J. Benda, A half-forgotten Legend of Southeast Asian Studies Do, 06.10.2022 16:00 This talk aims to share the fascinating life story of Harry J. Benda (1919––1971), a Czech-Jewish- American historian of Indonesia, whose fate was uncompromisingly molded by the tragedy of the 20th century. Despite the brevity of his career, Benda had made a tremendous contribution to the development of Southeast Asian Studies in the United…
Find out more »ISA Regional Guest Lecture – Learning from the Indonesian past – For a sustainable global future
Dear members and friends of the Austrian Indonesian Society, we kindly invite you to a lecture by Dr. Hans Angerler, who is member of the Advisory Board of the Austrian Indonesian Society. Title: Learning from the Indonesian past - For a sustainable global future Place: Institute of Social Anthropology, Hollandstr.11-13, 1020 Vienna Date: 10 November, 4 pm The lecture will be held in hybrid - ‘in vivo’ and via zoom: https://www.oeaw.ac.at/isa/detail/event/isa-regional-guest-lecture-johann-angerler Details you can see below. Best regards, Brigitte…
Find out more »Invited Talk: Post-1998 Changes in Rural Java: The Rapid Expansion of the Middle Class
Gastvortrag 06.12.2022, 17:30 Uhr, HS-C IKSA, NIG, Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Wien, 4. Stock This talk is based on a remarkable change to have taken place in rural Java since the mid-2000s. For the first time, the rural middle-class population has grown faster than the urban population, albeit in relative terms. Most studies link the middle-class phenomenon with sound economic growth, or the large-scale development programs. However, the assumption that sound macroeconomic conditions are the sole factor affecting the size…
Find out more »Presentation of the Results of the Bernd Rode Award
Dear members and friends of the AIS, please find below the invitation to the Presentation of the Results of the Bernd Rode Award on 13th February 2023 at 13 PM CET . Our AIS member, Prof. Dr. Patricia Engel, is organising this event in which Indonesian scholars will receive the Bernd Rode Award, an award given by the ASEA-Uninet. With best regards, Brigitte Holzner Dr. Brigitte Holzner Generalsekretärin Austrian-Indonesian Society Invitation Presentation of the BERND RODE AWARD results
Find out more »Vortrag: Die unglückliche Reise des Schiffes Batavia nach Ostindien (1628 & 1629)
Die unglückliche Reise des Schiffes Batavia nach Ostindien (1628 & 1629) mit PowerPoint-Präsentation Univ.-Doz. Dr. Helmut Lukas Diese spannende & mitreißende Verbrechensgeschichte aus dem 17. Jahrhundert beinhaltet eine (geplante) Meuterei & einen brutalen Massenmord, unter dem Kommando eines Psychopathen. Das Schiff Batavia brach 1628 von den Niederlanden auf, um nach Batavia, dem Hauptstützpunkt der Vereinigten Ostindien-Compagnie (VOC), zu segeln. Im Juni 1629 lief die Batavia 60 km vor der Westküste Australiens auf ein Riff & sank. Der Großteil der über 300 Menschen an Bord des Schiffes (Besatzung &…
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