Recipients of ENITAS 2017

Aaron Abel Tolentino Mallari

(Filipino)

University of the Philippines, Diliman

Death Penalty in the Philippines and Southeast Asia : Appraising Historical Currents and Contexts

Buabucha Bunnag

(Thai)

Waseda University

Thailand-Singapore Counter Islamic-Terrorism Policy :

Social, Geopolitics, Challenges, and International Contributions

Iim Halimatusadiyah

(Indonesian)

Iowa State University

Does Decentralization Reduce Maternal Mortality? Evidence from Southeast Asia

Martin Lassak

(German)

University of Bonn

Comparative Perspectives on Mobilization : Mass Protest in Thailand and the Philippines According to the Contentious Politics Model

Neeranooch Malangpoo

(Thai)

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Thai Buddhist Tourism in Myanmar : Buddhist Leisure and Impact on Contemporary Thai Nationalism

Nicolas Revire

(French)

Thammasat University

Past and Future Buddhas : Their Historical Significance in Mainland Southeast Asia

Nur Widiyanto

(Indonesian)

Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

Placing Identity on the Market : Tourism and Indigenous Community Revivalism in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand

Songsiri Putthongchai

(Thai)

Thammasat University

Political Secularism and Islamic Representatives in Singapore and Thailand

Anak Agung Lindwati Kencana

(Indonesian)

Chulalongkorn University

A Comparative Study of the Thai Khon and Indonesian Yogyakarta Wayang Wong : The Trans-formation of Classical Dance Drama in the Political and Social changes

Thanapas Dejpawuttikul

(Thai)

Waseda University

The Transmission of Historical Knowledge between Colonial Burma and Siam, Late 19th Century to 1940s

Mohammad Rokib

(Indonesian)

Gadjah Mada University

Cyberpoets : Perception of Thai and Indonesian Prominent Poets on the Internet

Jayson D. Petras

(Filipino)

University of the Philippines

A Home in a Foreign Land : “Philippine-ness” in the Misang Tagalog sa Bangkok (Tagalog Catholic Mass in Bangkok) Community