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Yale
Indonesia Forum 2003-2004
Graduate
Student Coordinators:
Frank Dhont, YoonSeok Lee, Thomas Pepinsky
Faculty
Advisor:
Indriyo Sukmono
February
2
"Humanitarian Organizations in Indonesia"
Rebecca A. Martin, Program on Nonprofit Organizations, Yale School
of Management
Cosponsored by the Rotaract Club of Yale College
February
18
"The Position of Religion in Indonesia's
General Elections 2004"
Yudian Wahyudi, Visiting
Scholar, Harvard Law School Islamic Legal Studies Program
(SEAS Brown Bag Seminar Series)
Dialog with Dr. Wahyudi - YIF Discussion
Workshop
March 1
PANEL ON THE SOUTHEAST ASIA ECONOMY
Co-sponsored by the Malaysian
and Singaporean Student Association (MASA)
1) "The Aftermath of Southeast Asia
Financial Crisis: Policy Responses and Recent Developments"
Presented by Tri
Sukma Djandam (Yale
International Development Economics Program)
2) "Legalizing Chewing Gum, Rethinking
the Gay Issue, and Other Reasons Why Singapore's Economic Prospects are
Still Bright"
Presented by
Andre Lim and Cherie Lee (Yale
International Development Economics Program)
March
29
"State Formation and Arrested Development
in Indonesia and Vietnam"
Tuong Vu, Mendenhall Fellow, Department of Government, Smith College;
Ph.D. Candidate in Political Science, University of California- Berkeley
Co-sponsored by the Comparative Politics Workshop, Yale Poli Sci
May 6
"Media Freedom in Indonesia"
Endy Bayuni, Deputy Chief Editor - The Jakarta Post
The
Yale Indonesia Forum (YIF) is an
interdisciplinary group that serves members of the Yale community with
a common interest in Indonesia and Indonesian affairs.While YIF actively
seeks to raise awareness on Indonesia and its related issues on-campus
through various activities, its main focus is to bring together faculty,
students, and outside experts to present and discuss scholarship relating
to Indonesia in the sub-national, regional, and global context. The group
encourages presentations of works-in-progress by students and faculty,
and welcomes outside speakers on Indonesia as well. The disciplinary focus
is broad; topics of interest include the arts and humanities, social sciences,
and current events and policy studies.
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