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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ASIAN STUDIES

March
IIAS-Newsletter 4

On January 12 the IIAS started a series of fortnightly
lectures by the research fellows on their research. The
lectures are held Thursdays at lunchtime (between 12.30 and
13.30 pm). Besides luncheon lectures, the IIAS will also
several seminars.

9 March
luncheon lecture by Dr J. Peeters

23 March
luncheon lecture by Dr M. Liechty

6 April
luncheon lecture by Dr C. Chou

20 April
luncheon lecture by Dr W. Derks

4 May
luncheon lecture by Dr J. Houben

10-12 mei
Opening Nonnensteeg with Theatre on Asian and African
Performing Arts en 'Afrasia 95'
Co-organized by IIAS, Research School CNWS, Projects Division
of the Department of Languages and Cultures of South-East Asia
and Oceania, and Institute Kern.

18 May
luncheon lecture by Dr M. Vischer

24 May
luncheon lecture by Dr Y. Zhang

8 June 
luncheon lecture by Dr D. Tooker

22 June
luncheon lecture by Dr M. Klokke

6 July
luncheon lecture by Dr P. Mohapatra

20 July
luncheon lecture by Dr M. Hockx

1-2 September
'Judicial Review in East and South-East Asia' organized by Dr
Y. Zhang, IIAS fellow.

27-29 September
International Workshop on Modern Chinese Poetry, organized by
Dr M. Hockx, IIAS fellow, and Prof. Michelle Yeh, University
of California.

October 
'Islam in Central Asia', part I (in Moscow) organized by Dr D.
Douwes and the Institute for Oriental Studies, Moscow.

4-6 October
'Riau: past, present and future' co-organized by Dr C. Chou
and Dr W. Derks, IIAS fellows

28-30 October
'Democracy in Asia?' (in Copenhagen) organized by NIAS and
IIAS

November
'The production of space in Southeast Asia: rethinking center
and margin, past and present' organized by Dr Deborah Tooker,
IIAS fellow.

January 1996
'Modern China: the literary field' by Dr M. Hockx

Two or three times a year, IIAS will organize 'Masterclasses'
centred on and under the guidance of prominent scholars.
Selected post-docs and advanced PhD students will be given the
opportunity to discuss their research work with the Master.
For more information, see under IIAS News in this issue.