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SUMMARY:(P60AB) State and Society in Pre-Modern Southeast Asia: Current Research Into Traditional Forms of Governance (1)
LOCATION:K10 | 2.25
DESCRIPTION:Pre-modern Southeast Asia, with its long-documented history of 
 statecraft and a particularly diverse landscape of political institutions a
 nd processes, offers ample opportunity to explore the human capability of b
 uilding and maintaining lasting communities. Since the advent of colonial m
 odernity in the region this rich heritage has been the object of scholarly 
 attention, popular imagination and political instrumentalization. The profo
 undly transformative processes of decolonization and globalization have acc
 entuated questions of indigenous identity and raised interest in pre-coloni
 al traditions and knowledge.\n\nThis panel is devoted to the study of pre-m
 odern political systems of Southeast Asia, and in particular the structures
  and procedures that allowed for efficient decision making in matters of pu
 blic interest and their execution. The pre-modern era of Southeast Asian hi
 story we broadly define as the time period between the Mongol invasions of 
 Southeast Asia of the 13th century and the establishment of colonial regime
 s in the 19th century. The panel shall provide a venue for the presentation
  of ongoing or recently completed research on traditional forms of governan
 ce and is open to various methodological and theoretical approaches. Fellow
  researchers are cordially invited to contribute papers which might address
 , but are not\nlimited to, the following issues:\n\n• What mechanisms allow
 ed for popular influence on decision-making processes under nondemocratic s
 ystems of government?\n• What procedures were instituted to gather and inte
 rpret information relevant in the decisionmaking process?\n• How can the ex
 amination of works of art and literature as well as performances of public 
 functions contribute to the understanding of power relations in pre-modern 
 political systems?\n• What were modalities of pre-modern inter-state relati
 ons?\n• How did received tradition and individual agency influence institut
 ional change?
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/state-and-society-in-pre-modern-southeast-asia-current-research-into-traditional-forms-of-governance
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UID:euroseas-2021-state-and-society-in-pre-modern-southeast-asia-current-research-into-traditional-forms-of-governance-2
SUMMARY:(P60AB) State and Society in Pre-Modern Southeast Asia: Current Research Into Traditional Forms of Governance (2)
LOCATION:K10 | 2.25
DESCRIPTION:Pre-modern Southeast Asia, with its long-documented history of 
 statecraft and a particularly diverse landscape of political institutions a
 nd processes, offers ample opportunity to explore the human capability of b
 uilding and maintaining lasting communities. Since the advent of colonial m
 odernity in the region this rich heritage has been the object of scholarly 
 attention, popular imagination and political instrumentalization. The profo
 undly transformative processes of decolonization and globalization have acc
 entuated questions of indigenous identity and raised interest in pre-coloni
 al traditions and knowledge.\n\nThis panel is devoted to the study of pre-m
 odern political systems of Southeast Asia, and in particular the structures
  and procedures that allowed for efficient decision making in matters of pu
 blic interest and their execution. The pre-modern era of Southeast Asian hi
 story we broadly define as the time period between the Mongol invasions of 
 Southeast Asia of the 13th century and the establishment of colonial regime
 s in the 19th century. The panel shall provide a venue for the presentation
  of ongoing or recently completed research on traditional forms of governan
 ce and is open to various methodological and theoretical approaches. Fellow
  researchers are cordially invited to contribute papers which might address
 , but are not\nlimited to, the following issues:\n\n• What mechanisms allow
 ed for popular influence on decision-making processes under nondemocratic s
 ystems of government?\n• What procedures were instituted to gather and inte
 rpret information relevant in the decisionmaking process?\n• How can the ex
 amination of works of art and literature as well as performances of public 
 functions contribute to the understanding of power relations in pre-modern 
 political systems?\n• What were modalities of pre-modern inter-state relati
 ons?\n• How did received tradition and individual agency influence institut
 ional change?
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/state-and-society-in-pre-modern-southeast-asia-current-research-into-traditional-forms-of-governance
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