The conference will be two-day event that is scheduled on 19th -20th August in Bangkok, Thailand. (The specific place will be informed once the conference program has been published). If the pandemic widespread is not yet resolved at that time, online conference via Zoom will be organized.

-Thai Studies – both as area studies and a specific field of study

-Tai Studies – both as area studies and a specific field of topics, such as Linguistic, Literature, Ethnography, Anthropology, Sociology, Health Science;

-Buddhist Studies and Thai Buddhism – for Buddhist studies the research should be done in the Thai -region and help to understand Tai-Thai Buddhism;

-Trends and critical theory on a subject in the Tai – Thai region; and ASEAN regional and comparative research, of which Thailand is a major subject of the research or that aims for an understanding of Tai- Thai.
 

Interested scholars and researchers are required to submit an abstract of no more than 250 words with at least 3 key words as well as a short biography of no more than 200 words including name, address, nationality, email, institute, institute address and position to Enitscu@gmail.com by 14th February 2021

Selected abstracts will be notified by 1st   March 2021. Following the acceptance of their abstracts, authors should submit a full paper for a double-blind peer review by 30th April 2021 and a final paper within 31st July 2021. (The feedback will be given back to the authors within 8 weeks). Applicants also need to inform the organizers if they wish to participate in the conference.

The participants are expected to fund their own travel and accommodation. Limited financial support for travel expense is available for selected paper. Besides, the six best selected papers will be rewarded 50000THB budget exclude from the travel expense. The grant consideration will be started in the paper review process.

-No registration fee

-All presented papers will be considered for publication in Social Science Research Network (SSRN) as conference proceedings.

-All papers are subjected to a double-blind peer review.

-For more information; Enitscu@gmail.com

SSRN is a platform for the dissemination of early-stage research. From its initial focus on the social sciences in 1994, SSRN has grown to become the most interdisciplinary service of its kind, representing disciplines across the full research spectrum, including the applied sciences, health sciences, humanities, life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences. SSRN is instrumental both as a starting point for students and faculty in the research process, and as a place to communicate their findings at an early stage, prior to publication in academic journals.

SSRN is a searchable online library that enables authors to post their papers and abstracts easily and free of charge. The vast majority of papers can be downloaded free of charge as well. The only exceptions are papers whose copyright is held by third parties that request a download fee. SSRN provides a space for a variety of content types to be accessed beyond the traditional research article, including gray literature, book reviews, multimedia files, and datasets.

While many preprint servers operate as content repositories, SSRN maximizes usage and discoverability by classifying papers into topic-based eJournals that are distributed to individual and institutional subscribers. This results in downloads and citations that SSRN aggregates into meaningful metrics that authors use for promotion and tenure purposes and that institutions use in their hiring and ranking activities

For more information about SSRN; https://www.ssrn.com/index.cfm/en/ssrn-faq/

Call for papers

To increase and disseminate research works and encourage young researchers in Thai Studies, Institute of Thai studies wishes to call for papers for the Chulalongkorn Asian Heritage Forum to be held on 19th -20th August 2021 in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Chulalongkorn Asian Heritage Forum

 The conference will be two-day event that is scheduled on 19th -20th August in Bangkok, Thailand. (The specific place will be informed once the conference program has been published). If the pandemic widespread is not yet resolved at that time, online conference via Zoom will be organized.

Areas of interest include:

-Thai Studies – both as area studies and a specific field of study

-Tai Studies – both as area studies and a specific field of topics, such as Linguistic, Literature, Ethnography, Anthropology, Sociology, Health Science;

-Buddhist Studies and Thai Buddhism – for Buddhist studies the research should be done in the Thai -region and help to understand Tai-Thai Buddhism;

-Trends and critical theory on a subject in the Tai – Thai region; and ASEAN regional and comparative research, of which Thailand is a major subject of the research or that aims for an understanding of Tai- Thai.

Application procedures and contributions

Interested scholars and researchers are required to submit an abstract of no more than 250 words with at least 3 key words as well as a short biography of no more than 200 words including name, address, nationality, email, institute, institute address and position to Enitscu@gmail.com by 14th February 2021

Selected abstracts will be notified by 1st   March 2021. Following the acceptance of their abstracts, authors should submit a full paper for a double-blind peer review by 30th April 2021 and a final paper within 31st July 2021. (The feedback will be given back to the authors within 8 weeks). Applicants also need to inform the organizers if they wish to participate in the conference.

The participants are expected to fund their own travel and accommodation. Limited financial support for travel expense is available for selected paper. Besides, the six best selected papers will be rewarded 50000THB budget exclude from the travel expense. The grant consideration will be started in the paper review process.

-No registration fee

Publications

-All presented papers will be considered for publication in Social Science Research Network (SSRN) as conference proceedings.

-All papers are subjected to a double-blind peer review.

-For more information; Enitscu@gmail.com

Social Science Research Network (SSRN)

SSRN is a platform for the dissemination of early-stage research. From its initial focus on the social sciences in 1994, SSRN has grown to become the most interdisciplinary service of its kind, representing disciplines across the full research spectrum, including the applied sciences, health sciences, humanities, life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences. SSRN is instrumental both as a starting point for students and faculty in the research process, and as a place to communicate their findings at an early stage, prior to publication in academic journals.

SSRN is a searchable online library that enables authors to post their papers and abstracts easily and free of charge. The vast majority of papers can be downloaded free of charge as well. The only exceptions are papers whose copyright is held by third parties that request a download fee. SSRN provides a space for a variety of content types to be accessed beyond the traditional research article, including gray literature, book reviews, multimedia files, and datasets.

While many preprint servers operate as content repositories, SSRN maximizes usage and discoverability by classifying papers into topic-based eJournals that are distributed to individual and institutional subscribers. This results in downloads and citations that SSRN aggregates into meaningful metrics that authors use for promotion and tenure purposes and that institutions use in their hiring and ranking activities

For more information about SSRN; https://www.ssrn.com/index.cfm/en/ssrn-faq/