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UID:euroseas-2024-southeast-asian-heritage-in-a-global-context-1
SUMMARY:Southeast Asian Heritage in a global context (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:Over the past decade, history and heritage are increasingly cal
 led upon as a tool to facilitate trade and diplomatic relations, open borde
 rs, foster intercultural dialogue, and influence the creation of new geo-po
 litical landscapes.\n\nGovernments and communities in Southeast Asia often 
 find themselves at the epicenter of such dynamic and controversial processe
 s. Consider, for example, the 2013 South China Sea dispute launched by the 
 Philippines against China with the International Arbitral Tribunal. Notably
 , China rejected the 2016 ruling and the overall validity of international 
 law by citing “historical precedence.” And the Chinese government is hardly
  alone in turning to history and heritage in staking alternative geopolitic
 al claims. Governments in Southeast Asia are now actively invoking their ow
 n (maritime) heritage to establish (new) geopolitical positions and allianc
 es. For nearly a decade, for example, Indonesia has championed the revival 
 of the history, heritage, and memories of the Spice Route. Initially concei
 ved as a means to ignite heritage conversations across the Indonesian archi
 pelago, the Spice Route movement has now grown into a comprehensive global 
 initiative featuring academic dialogues, filed visits, and cultural exchang
 es across Asia, Africa, and Europe.\n\nWith these trends in mind, we ask:\n
 How does the history and heritage of Southeast Asia inform our understandin
 g of global interactions today? How do they matter in the space of internat
 ional affairs and geopolitical alliances?\nDo the immense historical herita
 ge and traditions of Southeast Asia count in constructing (new) visions for
  global order?\nWhose heritage is being invoked and mobilized, and when?\nH
 ow are national, regional, and global boundaries redrawn with the help of h
 eritage narratives?\nHow can the curation and presentation of diverse herit
 age voices and memories come to bear on larger geopolitical, regional, and 
 national claims?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/southeast-asian-heritage-in-a-global-context
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UID:euroseas-2024-southeast-asian-heritage-in-a-global-context-2
SUMMARY:Southeast Asian Heritage in a global context (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:Over the past decade, history and heritage are increasingly cal
 led upon as a tool to facilitate trade and diplomatic relations, open borde
 rs, foster intercultural dialogue, and influence the creation of new geo-po
 litical landscapes.\n\nGovernments and communities in Southeast Asia often 
 find themselves at the epicenter of such dynamic and controversial processe
 s. Consider, for example, the 2013 South China Sea dispute launched by the 
 Philippines against China with the International Arbitral Tribunal. Notably
 , China rejected the 2016 ruling and the overall validity of international 
 law by citing “historical precedence.” And the Chinese government is hardly
  alone in turning to history and heritage in staking alternative geopolitic
 al claims. Governments in Southeast Asia are now actively invoking their ow
 n (maritime) heritage to establish (new) geopolitical positions and allianc
 es. For nearly a decade, for example, Indonesia has championed the revival 
 of the history, heritage, and memories of the Spice Route. Initially concei
 ved as a means to ignite heritage conversations across the Indonesian archi
 pelago, the Spice Route movement has now grown into a comprehensive global 
 initiative featuring academic dialogues, filed visits, and cultural exchang
 es across Asia, Africa, and Europe.\n\nWith these trends in mind, we ask:\n
 How does the history and heritage of Southeast Asia inform our understandin
 g of global interactions today? How do they matter in the space of internat
 ional affairs and geopolitical alliances?\nDo the immense historical herita
 ge and traditions of Southeast Asia count in constructing (new) visions for
  global order?\nWhose heritage is being invoked and mobilized, and when?\nH
 ow are national, regional, and global boundaries redrawn with the help of h
 eritage narratives?\nHow can the curation and presentation of diverse herit
 age voices and memories come to bear on larger geopolitical, regional, and 
 national claims?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/southeast-asian-heritage-in-a-global-context
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