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Aung Thura Ko Ko, SEAP
China has long held strategic interests in Myanmar, ranging from border stability and resource security to access to the Indian Ocean. Since the 2021...
17 Awardees to Research, Study, Teach
A new group of Cornellians have accepted Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards. Einaudi supported them through the application process.
Awarded to Evelyn Fettes for her studies of Indonesian.
The 2026 Lisa Sansoucy Language Scholar Award has been awarded to Evelyn Elmer Fettes, a Ph.D. candidate in linguistics. Evelyn completed advanced...
H. E. Babcock Professor of Economics Emeritus
The Einaudi Center mourns the passing of Professor Erik Thorbecke, H. E. Babcock Professor of Economics Emeritus. A pioneering scholar of poverty,...
Cuts to Title VI NRCs and FLAS Fellowships Undermine Scholarship
The United States' human and intellectual connections to Southeast Asia are gradually being undermined.
Former USAID Director Calls for Rebuilding Foreign Aid
Samantha Power challenged students to “build what comes next” during the Bartels World Affairs Lecture on April 16.
April 26 at 7:30pm
The April 26 concert by the Cornell Gamelan Ensemble will feature a piece inspired by Thailand’s royal anthem to celebrate and welcome Parkorn...
Chris Barrett, IAD/SEAP
Chris Barrett, a Cornell University agricultural and development economist, warns that the ongoing conflict could exacerbate food insecurity in Africa...
Kyaw Hsan Hlaing, SEAP
Kyaw Hsan Hlaing, a Cornell University PhD student, describes Myanmar's power shift as a constitutional repackaging of continued military rule.
Submit your undergraduate papers by June 30.
The Southeast Asia Digital Library Paper Award seeks papers from undergraduates concerning original research in Southeast Asian Studies. The...