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UID:euroseas-2022-imagining-the-west-in-southeast-asia-construction-deconstruction-and-contestation-1
SUMMARY:Imagining the "West" in Southeast Asia: Construction, Deconstruction and Contestation (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.01
DESCRIPTION:Despite decades of calls from scholars to move away from the on
 going forms of westerncentric knowledge production (Nandy 1983, Hall 1992, 
 Comaroff & Comaroff 2012, Cooper & Morrell 2014), the force of neol
 iberal globalisation has intensified the desire for “the West” 
 in the “rest”. In Southeast Asia, states’ global aspirati
 ons and outlook have driven them toward the so-called “western standards” i
 n governance, economic development, and everyday practices. Within the regi
 on, various economic, social, and political transformations have been shape
 d by ideals of “the West” as the model for nation-building, mod
 ernisation, and knowledge production. Promoted largely under Western and/or
  international tags by many scholars, policymakers and citizens alike, thes
 e new ideas, practices, and values often mean different things and advocate
  different values to different stakeholders. Yet, they also evoke certain i
 maginaries of what the “West” is. Aspirations toward idealised versions of 
 the West as models for societal advancements intrinsically reveal the under
 lying imperial and colonial indoctrination that continues to exist in South
 east Asia, in which imaginations of the West continue to perpetuate an impe
 rialist hierarchy between the global “core” and “peripheral”, and among the
  “peripheral”. \n\nAcknowledging and calling attention to the need to move 
 the conversation beyond a neocolonial and comparative gaze from the West, t
 his panel welcomes contributions that examine how the West is perceived, im
 agined and practised across Southeast Asia and discipline; as well as de-co
 lonial and de-imperialising approaches aiming at dismantling the Western-ce
 ntralism that has constituted the prevailing structure of desire and knowle
 dge to construct new research understanding and imaginations.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/imagining-the-west-in-southeast-asia-construction-deconstruction-and-contestation
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UID:euroseas-2022-imagining-the-west-in-southeast-asia-construction-deconstruction-and-contestation-2
SUMMARY:Imagining the "West" in Southeast Asia: Construction, Deconstruction and Contestation (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.01
DESCRIPTION:Despite decades of calls from scholars to move away from the on
 going forms of westerncentric knowledge production (Nandy 1983, Hall 1992, 
 Comaroff & Comaroff 2012, Cooper & Morrell 2014), the force of neol
 iberal globalisation has intensified the desire for “the West” 
 in the “rest”. In Southeast Asia, states’ global aspirati
 ons and outlook have driven them toward the so-called “western standards” i
 n governance, economic development, and everyday practices. Within the regi
 on, various economic, social, and political transformations have been shape
 d by ideals of “the West” as the model for nation-building, mod
 ernisation, and knowledge production. Promoted largely under Western and/or
  international tags by many scholars, policymakers and citizens alike, thes
 e new ideas, practices, and values often mean different things and advocate
  different values to different stakeholders. Yet, they also evoke certain i
 maginaries of what the “West” is. Aspirations toward idealised versions of 
 the West as models for societal advancements intrinsically reveal the under
 lying imperial and colonial indoctrination that continues to exist in South
 east Asia, in which imaginations of the West continue to perpetuate an impe
 rialist hierarchy between the global “core” and “peripheral”, and among the
  “peripheral”. \n\nAcknowledging and calling attention to the need to move 
 the conversation beyond a neocolonial and comparative gaze from the West, t
 his panel welcomes contributions that examine how the West is perceived, im
 agined and practised across Southeast Asia and discipline; as well as de-co
 lonial and de-imperialising approaches aiming at dismantling the Western-ce
 ntralism that has constituted the prevailing structure of desire and knowle
 dge to construct new research understanding and imaginations.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/imagining-the-west-in-southeast-asia-construction-deconstruction-and-contestation
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