York Centre for Asian Research
Annual General Meeting
5 September 2018 Room 280N, York Lanes, York University
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York Centre for Asian Research Annual General Meeting 5 September 2018 Room 280N, York Lanes, York University Agenda 1) Directors Welcome 2) Approval of Agenda for 5 September 2018 3)Review and approval of 2017 Annual General Meeting Minutes 4)
5 September 2018 Room 280N, York Lanes, York University
1) Director’s Welcome 2) Approval of Agenda for 5 September 2018 3)Review and approval of 2017 Annual General Meeting Minutes 4) Report on Key Accomplishments for 2017–2018 5) Governance | Nomination and vote on new faculty member for the Executive Committee, 2018–2019 6) Financial Report | 2017–2018 fiscal statements of operation and 2018– 2019 budgets 7) Report on, and discussion of, Plans and Priorities for 2018–2019 8) Other Business
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YCAR Associates and Visitors: Faculty Associates: 71 Graduate Associates: 95 External Research Associates: 37 Emeriti Faculty Associates: 6 Visiting Scholars: 3 Postdoctoral Fellows or Visitors: 4 New Associates and Visitors: Faculty Associates: 6 Graduate Associates: 16 External Research Associates: 5 Visiting Scholars: 3 Postdoctoral Fellows or Visitors: 3
Abidin Kusno, Environmental Studies (ex‐officio) Laam Hae, Associate Director, GDAS Coordinator, Politics
Preet Aulakh, Schulich School of Business Ranu Basu, Geography Soma Chatterjee, School of Social Work
Joan Judge, History Shobna Nijhawan, DLLL representative Laura Schoenberger, Graduate Associate representative, Geography Christine Nguyen, Graduate Associate representative, Humanities Harshita Yalamarty, Graduate Associate representative, GFWS
Thank you to our departing members for their enthusiasm and support of the Centre and its activities. Joan Judge Shobna Nijhawan
Wendy S. Wong Design, AMPD Xueqing Xu DLLL, LA&PS
Emerging Asian Urbanisms
Organizer: Nabeel Ahmed (Environmental Studies)
* Continues in 2018–2019
Gender, Migration and Contemporary (Im)mobilities in Asia
Organizer: Jolin Joseph (Gender, Feminist & Women's Studies)
Transformative Politics in South Korea: Democracy, Resistance and the Future
Organizer: Laam Hae (Politics)
Emerging Asian Urbanisms
Organizer: Nabeel Ahmed (Environmental Studies)
* Continues in 2018–2019
Gender, Migration and Contemporary (Im)mobilities in Asia
Organizer: Jolin Joseph (Gender, Feminist & Women's Studies)
Transformative Politics in South Korea: Democracy, Resistance and the Future
Organizer: Laam Hae (Politics)
Asian Connections: Linking Mobilities of Capital & Labour in Theory & Practice
(11–12 May 2017) Organizers: Preet Aulakh (Schulich), Philip Kelly (Geography)
Retrospect and Prospect: International Symposium on Chinese Canadian Literature (19–21 May 2017)
Organizers: Xueqing Xu (DLLL), Jessica Li (DLLL)
Tamil Studies Symposium: Transnational Configurations of Tamil Identity
(8–9 September 2017) Organizer: A. Nedra Rodrigo (Humanities)
Canada‐India Symposium (6 October 2017)
Organizer: Nivedita Das Kundu
Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies 2017 Conference: People In and Out of Place
(26–28 October 2017) Organizers: York University organizing committee
Unsettling Canada at 150: Memory Discourses in Transnational Contexts (3 November 2017)
Organizers: Michael Nijhawan (Sociology), Daphne Winland (Anthropology), Jenny Wustenberg (Politics)
Bengali Diaspora in Canada: Current Research Trends and Future Pathways
(1 December 2017) Organizers: Marshia Akbar (BMRC‐IRMU), Sutama Ghosh (Ryerson)
Changes and Adaptations: Chinese Media & its Global Development (15 March 2018)
Organizers: Tokunbo Ojo (ComCult), Lianrui Jia (ComCult)
Bernie Frolic Executive Director Elena Caprioni Program Director Li Chen (Lily) Program Administrator
Piti Srivongchai Khon Kaen University Yookyoung Lim Architecture and Urban Research Institute Lianbin Dai YCAR‐CCKF Postdoctoral Fellow Ruth Pison University of the Philippines Ly Quoc Dang Chiang Mai University Jonathan Tardif SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow CCGC project
SSHRC Other External
Internal Opportunities
The full list can be found in the Annual Report
Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies
The Salween Peace Park: Reflection of Peace and Self‐determination, Environmental Integrity and Cultural Survival?
New Award :0)
Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies
Leveraging Culture in Environmental Education: A Comparative Analysis of Canadian and Chinese High School Students
Graduate Programme in Geography
The Occupy Movement, Property Rights and Housing Take‐overs in the Philippines
Graduate Programme in Development Studies
China in the Himalayas: A Case Study of Health Aid from Beijing to Kathmandu
Graduate Programme in Geography
The Political Ecology of Disaster Response in the Philippines
Graduate Programme in Communication & Culture
Conflicts, Constrictions, Cooptation: Post‐WTO Internet and Telecommunication Development in China
Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies
The (Un)Making of the Working Class in Karachi, 1980s to 2010s
Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies
Environmental Justice, Punjab and the Sikh Diaspora in Canada
Graduate Programme in Development Studies
The Feminist Political Ecology of Agriculture: Land Ownership and Women Farmers’ Experiences of Agriculture in Bangladesh
Graduate Programme in Development Studies
Smallholder Farmers’ Perception and Experience: Effects of ICT on Livelihoods
Graduate Programme in Communication & Culture
Storytelling and Participatory Action Research in Talimi Haq School: Building Networks of Transnational Solidarity
Graduate Programme in Humanities
The Politics of Memory: Interaction and Tension among the Haunting Ghosts of the Russian and the Japanese in Harbin
Graduate Programme in English Confronting the Melodramatic Bluri Re‐ (Defining) Forms in Korean‐Canadian Diasporic Literature
Graduate Programme in Art History and Visual Culture Queering Transnational Identity: Asian and Middle Eastern Contemporary Art
Graduate Programme in History Of Trade and Slavery: Uncovering Diaspora and Commerce between Goa and Mozambique: 1750–1900
Graduate Programme in Environmental Studies Reframing Disaster Risk: People, Space and Place in a Coastal Community in the Philippines
David Cribb Graduate Programme in Politics Language of Study: Japanese Katherine Cheng Graduate Programme in Development Studies Languages of Study: Nepali and Mandarin Joseph Fiumara Graduate Programme in Cinema and Media Studies Language of Study: Japanese Elena Lopez Graduate Programme in Geography Language of Study: Tagalog Jillian Fulton Graduate Programme in Social Anthropology Language of Study: Arabic
Health are currently enrolled
more year 2017–2018
2018 graduation) GDAS Coordinator and 2018 Core Course Instructor: Laam Hae (Political Science)
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The ARB series continued in 2017–2018 The latest in the series is: Understanding Knowledge Culture of Late Imperial China By Lianbin Dai YCAR CCKF Postdoctoral Fellow
An Empire Stages Back: Nationalism, Postcoloniality and the Diaspora in Philippine Dance by Patrick Alcedo, Dance
Report on Key Accomplishments for 2017–2018
. International Development Research Centre, UBC James Bennet Financial Jinan University Kashmir Solidarity Group Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto Philippines Embassy Program in Asia‐Pacific Studies, University of Toronto Ryerson University Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Studio for Public Humanities Ltd. Taiwanese Human Rights Association of Canada The International Festival of Authors The Japan Foundation, Toronto Toronto Arts Council Toronto Catholic District School Board Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast Asia Partnership Wenzhou University Ambedkar International Mission ASEAN Committee of Ottawa Asian Institute, University of Toronto Cahoots Theatre Canada 150 | Unity in Diversity: Fusion of Communities in Canada Canada Vietnam Society Centre for South Asian Studies, University
Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Toronto City of Markham Consulate General of India in Toronto Consulate General of Philippines Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia Global Affairs Canada Hope21 Human Rights Watch INDePth at Asian Cities Conference 2018 Indonesia Embassy
Lecture Series Emerging Asian Urbanisms Organizer: Amardeep Kaur (Geography) South and Central Asia Project Workshops Organizer: Sergei Plekhanov (Politics) Workshops and Conferences Asian Canadian Youth Experiences of Cultural Identity: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
Nazilla Khanlou (Health) 7 September 2018
The Indo‐Pacific: Security Governance & Peace
Venilla Rajaguru (Science and Technology Studies) 14‐15 November 2018
Fourth Tamil Studies Symposium
Nedra Rodrigo (Humanities) 16‐17 November 2018
Yookyoung Lim, Architecture and Urban Research Institute Naoki Fujiwara, Kobe University Xie Wei He, Tsinghua University Manneke Budiman, University of Indonesia YCAR Research Collaboration Fellow Deepak Mishra, Jawaharlal Nehru University YCAR Research Collaboration Fellow
Awards
Albert C.W. Chan Foundation Fellowship David Wurfel Award for Philippine Studies
Penny and John Van Esterik Award for Graduate Research on Southeast Asia Vivienne Poy Asian Research Award YCAR Language Award Young‐Rahn Woo Memorial Graduate Award YCAR Undergraduate Essay Awards
Graduate Diploma in Asian Studies Laam Hae (Political Science) will continue as GDAS Coordinator and core course director until June 2019.
And please join us on Wednesday, 26 September for our annual Welcome Back Event 2:30pm | YCAR | Eighth Floor, Kaneff Tower All are Welcome!