PROGRAMME

DECEMBER 2, 2019: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), University of Malaya (UM)

08.30-09.00: Registration (Lecture Hall B, FASS)

09.00-10.30: Opening & Keynote (Lecture Hall B, FASS)
10.30-11.00: Coffee break/networking (The Cube, FASS)
11.00-12.30: Parallel Session 1
(Lecture Hall B, JATI1&I2, Dean’s Meeting Room 1&2)
12.30-14.00: Lunch break and networking (The Cube, FASS)
14.00-15.30: Parallel Session 2
(Lecture Hall B, Dean’s Meeting 1&2, JATI1&2)
15.30-17.00 Plenary 1
17.00-19.00: Reception (The Cube, FASS)

DECEMBER 3, 2019: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), University of Malaya (UM)

08.30-09.00: Registration (Lecture Hall B)

09.00-10.30: Plenary 2 (Lecture Hall B)
10.30-11.00: Coffee Break (The Cube, FASS, UM)
11.00-12.30: Parallel Session 3 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&2, Dean’s Meeting Room 1&2)
12.30-14.00: Lunch (The Cube, FASS, UM0
14.00-15.30: Parallel Session 4 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&2, Dean’s Meeting Room 1&2)
15.30-17.00: Plenary 3 (Lecture Hall B)
17.00-18.00: Closing (The Cube, FASS, UM)
Networking, Certificate
Free and leisure

4 DECEMBER 2019: Fieldtrip to Perak (Optional: online registration only) – registration open until
15th November 2019 /
Departure

Notes:

Lecture Hall B/DKB: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Malaya

Dean’s Meeting Room2: Ground Floor, History Department, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
University of Malaya

JATI1: Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social

Sciences, University of Malaya

JATI2: Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social

Sciences, University of Malaya

Thai Studies Room: 1st Floor, Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and
Social Sciences, University of Malaya

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DAY ONE

DECEMBER 2, 2019: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), University of Malaya (UM)

08.30-09.00: Registration (Lecture Hall B, FASS)

09.00-10.30: Opening

Keynote 1 (Lecture Hall B, FASS)

Moderator: Hanizah Hj Idris

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES IN THE ERA OF FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

PROFESSOR DR ARNDT GRAF

Chair, Dept. of Southeast Asian Studies
Goethe-University of Frankfurt Senckenberganlage, Germany

10.30-11.00: Coffee break/networking (The Cube, FASS)

11.00-12.30: Parallel Session 1 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&I2, Dean’s Meeting Room 2 & Thai Sudies
Room)

Parallel Session 1A (Lecture Hall B)

Theme: POLITICS, HEGEMONY AND CITIZENSHIP

Moderator: MOHD HAZMI MOHD RUSLI

ARCHAEOLOGICAL ELEMENTS FROM BENGAL IN THE PROCESS OF

‘INDIANIZATION’ IN EARLY SOUTHEAST ASIA (400 BCE – 800 CE)

SHARMIN AKHTAR
Department of Southeast Asian Studies, University of Malaya.

THE ALTERNATE HISTORY OF THE MALAY PENINSULA

MOHD HAZMI MOHD RUSLI & FAREED MOHD HASSAN

Faculty of Syariah and Law, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia

PANCASILA SAKTI MUSEUM: COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF NATIONAL TRAGEDY

(SEPTEMBER 30, 1965): STATE CONSTRUCTION ABOUT COMMUNISM PHOBIAS

RADITYA RAHADIAN KAMAJAYA & MUHAMMAD WASITH ABAR

History Departement, Faculty of Huanities
Universitas Indonesia

RECOVERING FREEDOM: THE STORY OF THE 1935 PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION,

ITS TRAGIC LOSS DURING WORLD WAR II AND ITS UNEXPECTED
REAPPEARANCE DURING YET ANOTHER PERIOD OF PROPOSED CHARTER
CHANGE
MCM SANTAMARIA
Professor of Asian and Philippine Studies
Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman
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DISINFORMATION TRENDS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES
ON INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, AND THE PHILIPPINES
EMY RUTH D. GIANAN
Polytechnic University of the Philippines

Parallel Sesion 1B (Dean’s Meeting Room 2, FASS)

Theme: SOUTHEAST ASIAN SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT:

STRATEGIES, IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT

PANEL DISCUSSION BY LIPI (LEMBAGA ILMU PENYELIDIKAN

INDONESIA)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AGRICULTURE & PLANTATION

SECTOR IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: STRATEGIES, IMPLEMENTATION
AND IMPACT

Moderator: BONDAN WIDYATMOKO

SIGNIFICANCE OF TRACEABILITY AND POSITION OF

SMALLHOLDERS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THE DELEGATED ACT
RED II BY THE EUROPEAN UNION COMMISSION
BONDAN WIDYATMOKO

AGRICULTURAL POLICY, NEW FARMING SYSTEM AND POLITICS

OF RICE IN THAILAND
SURIBIDARI, RUCIANAWATI, MAYASURI PRESILLA, DINA
SRIRAHAYU

RICE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION FOR FOOD SECURITY IN

VIETNAM
DINA SRIRAHAYU

IMPROVEMENT OF INDONESIAN AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION BY

ALUMNI’S APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM TO JAPAN
GUSNELLY AND DEVI RISKIANINGRUM

ENHANCING WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN SUSTAINABLE

AGRICULTURE IN CAMBODIA: ORGANIC RICE CONTRACT
FARMERS IN KAMPONG SPEU PROVINCE
BETTI ROSITA SARI

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Parallel Session 1C (JATI 1, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: POLITICS, HEGEMONY AND CITIZENSHIP

Moderator: PROF. ARCHIE B. RESOS, PHD

Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Letters, University of Santo
Tomas, España, Manila

WHEN JUAN DE LA CRUZ SHOOK HANDS WITH KARL MARX: INCEPTION OF

PHILIPPINE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH COMMUNIST COUNTRIES: 1972-1986
ARCHIE B. RESOS
Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Letters
University of Santo Tomas, España, Manila

FROM AGUINALDO TO DUTERTE: DYNAMICS OF PHILIPPINE PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTIONS (1897-2016)
ARCHIE B. RESOS & EMMANUEL JERIC A. ALBELA
Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Letters
University of Santo Tomas, España, Manila

THE ROLE OF NEWSPAPER IN THE SUCCESS OF AMERICAN EMPIRE BUILDING

IN THE PHILIPPINES (1898-1899)
MIGUEL ANTONIO JIMENEZ
University of Santo Tomas

PHILIPPINES AND SOUTH KOREAN CULTURAL RELATIONS 1972-2017

ROXANNE ROSE M. EVANGELISTA
University of Santo Tomas/La Salle Green Hills

Parallel Session 1D (JATI2, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TOURISM

Moderator: CHONG WU LING

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

PERFORMANCE, COMMUNITY AND HERITAGE IN THE PHILIPPINES: CRITICAL

ETHNOGRAPHY AND PLACE-MAKING
SIR ANRIL PINEDA TIATCO, PHD
University of the Philippines Diliman

LIKAY PA IN THAILAND : THE ELEMENTS, STRUCTURE AND CULTURAL

INTEGRATION
RATCHAYA WEERAKARN & ROSDEEN SUBOH
Faculty of Fine Arts
Songkhla Rajabhat University, Thailand
Cultural Centre, University of Malaya

PRELIMINARY STUDY ON PATTANI’S MAK YONG COMMUNITY IN RAMAN

DISTRICT, SOUTHERN THAILAND
SYAFIQ FALIQ BIN ALFAN
Hiroshima University

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 MALAYSIAN MUSIC AND SOCIAL COHESION: CONTEMPORARY RESPONSES TO
POPULAR PATRIOTIC SONGS FROM THE 1950S-1990S
SHAZLIN A. HAMZAH AND ADIL JOHAN:
Institute of Ethnic Studies (KITA)
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

12.30-14.00: Lunch break and networking (The Cube, FASS)

14.00-15.30: Parallel Session 2 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&I2, Dean’s Meeting Room 2 & Thai Sudies
Room)

Parallel Session 2A (Lecture Hall B)

Theme: EDUCATION, LANGUAGE, SOUTHEAST ASIAN LITERATURE

Moderator: EDGAR R. ESLIT, PH.D.

(Faculty, St. Michael’s College, Iligan City Philippines)

THE FUTURE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

ZEYNAB MOOSAVI
University of Malaya

ANALYSIS ON FIRST LANGUAGE INFLUENCE AND ITS EFFECT ON LANGUAGE

FLUENCY AMONG HS STUDENTS: BASIS FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE
INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE
EDGAR R. ESLIT, PH.D.
Faculty, St. Michael’s College, Iligan City Philippines

MYANMAR YOUTH EMPLOYMENT: THE IMPACT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

PROFICIENCY (ELP)
MA TIN CHO MAR
Department of South East Asian Studies,
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
University of Malaya

CONTEXT-BASED DIFFICULTIES ON ORAL COMMUNICATION OF ESL LEARNERS

LENIS AISLINN C. SEPARA, LEONILA J. GENERALES, RUBY JEAN S. MEDINA
Polytechnic University of the Philippines Bataan

Parallel Sesion 2B (Dean’s Meeting Room 2, FASS)

ROUNDTABLE: ANTHROPOLOGIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Organizer: ERIC C. THOMPSON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore
Participants:

SHAMSUL A.B., DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR & DIRECTOR

Institute of Ethnic Studies, University Kebangsaasn Malaysia

SHANTHI TAMBIAH, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD OF GENDER STUDIES

Department of Gender Studies, University of Malaya
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VILASHINI SOMIAH, SENIOR LECTURER
Department of Gender Studies, University of Malaya

WELYNE JEFFREY JEHOM, SENIOR LECTURER & HEAD OF CIMS

Department of Sociology & Anthropology and
Centre for Malaysian Indigenous Studies (CMIS), University of Malaya

SYED FARID ALATAS, PROFESSOR

Departments of Sociology & Malay Studies, National University of Singapore

Parallel Session 2C (JATI 1, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: CITIZENSHIP, POVERTY, INEQUALITY, PROSPERITY, PEACE AND

JUSTICE

Moderator: DR HELENA VARKKEY

(Department of International and Strategic Studies, Faculty of Arts and
Social Sciences, University of Malaya)

A SECOND LOOK AT MILLET: A TRADITIONAL BUT ALMOST

FORGOTTEN FOOD GRAIN AS A SOLUTION TO THE FOOD SHORTAGE IN THE
PHILIPPINES AND SOUTHEAST ASIA
AUGUSTO V. DE VIANA, PH.D.
University of Santo Tomas
Republic of the Philippines

THE NEW GENERATION OF FILIPINO-CHINESE FAMILIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

IRENE G. BORRAS
University of Santo Tomas, Philippines

30 YEARS AFTER THE RESETTLEMENT OF THE CPM IN THAILAND: FROM ‘THAI

NATIONAL DEVELOPER’ TO ‘THAI CITIZEN
THIPPAPORN
Department of History, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, UM

THE STRUGGLE OF INDONESIAN WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS IN IMPROVING

INDONESIAN WOMEN’S WELFARE THROUGH INDONESIAN WOMEN’S
CONGRESS I AND II
SYAHIDAH SUMAYYAH RAHMAN & ABDURAKHMAN
History Department, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

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 Parallel Session 2D (JATI2, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: EDUCATION, LANGUAGE, SOUTHEAST ASIAN LITERATURE

Moderator: DR WENDS GLENN CAGAPE, PHD

(University of Santo Tomas, Republic of the Philippines)

STRENGTHENING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN INDONESIA: CASE STUDY IN DEPOK, WEST
JAVA, INDONESIA
YANI FATHUR ROHMAN & EMILIA KRISTIYANTI
Sociology, Faculty of Social and Political Science, Univesity of Indonesia

THE DARUL FURQON MADRASAH IBTIDAIYAH (ISLAMIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL)

AS A “BORDERLAND SCHOOL” MODEL IN THE BORDER OF THE REPUBLIC OF
INDONESIA
NUGROHOTRISNU BRATA
Faculty of Social Sciences,
Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia

THE ABSENCE OF EASTERN PERSPECTIVES IN THE GE ETHICS CURRICULUM

OF THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION
RAEMEL NIKLAUS P. LEYRETANA, MPR
Philosophy Division, Department of Humanities
University of the Philippines Los Baños

DUNG YARD THIP CHA LOAM JAI: THAI KINGS AND ROYAL FAMILY IN NATIONAL
LANGUAGE TEXTBOOKS OF THAILAND
PITCHAYADA MEKHIRUNSIRI1 & MALA RAJO SATHIAN2
1,2Department of South East Asian Studies,
2Coordinator of Thai Studies Program

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Malaya.

15.30-17.00 PLENARY 1

Theme: SOUTHEAST ASIAN SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT:

STRATEGIES, IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT

Moderator: MCM SANTAMARIA

AN OVERVIEW OF THE BLUE ECONOMY STRATEGY IN THE MARITIME SECTOR

OF SELECTED SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRIES
KEMALA HUDAYA AND DR. HANIZAH IDRIS
Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
University of Malaya

GPR IN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION ERA 4.0: CASE STUDY OF THE MINISTRY OF

COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATICS IN THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
1AMRI DUNAN, 2BAMBANG MUDJIANTO
1,2Human Research Resources & Developtment Agency, The Ministry of Communication
& Informatics, Jakarta, Indonesia

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 STAKEHOLDER PERCEPTION OF LINKS BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL FACTOR
FLOWS, LABOUR STANDARDS AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN MALAYSIA
EVELYN S. DEVADASON
Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics & Administration
University of Malaya

PHILIPPINE VALUES IN THE SUPERMODERN/HYPERMODERN AGE OF THE

INTERNET
TERESA PAULA S. DE LUNA
Department of Speech Communication & Theater Arts
College of Arts and Letters, University of the Philippines

17.00-19.00: Reception (The Cube, FASS)

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DAY TWO

DECEMBER 3, 2019: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), University of Malaya (UM)

08.30-09.00: Registration (Lecture Hall B)

09.00-10.30: Keynote 2 (Lecture Hall B, FASS)

Moderator: MALA RAJO

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

TOWARDS DECOLONIAL SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES

PROFESSOR DR. SYED FARID ALATAS

Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of
Singapore

10.30-11.00: Coffee Break (The Cube, FASS, UM)

11.00-12.30: Parallel Session 3 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&I2, Dean’s Meeting Room 2 & Thai Sudies
Room)

Parallel Session 3A (Lecture Hall B)

Theme: SOUTHEAST ASIAN SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT:

STRATEGIES, IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT
(CASES FROM INDONESIA)

Moderator: MAZLAN MAJID

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

TRANSFORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 4.0 ERA IN INDONESIA
AHMAD BUDI SETIAWAN, AMRI DUNAN, BAMBANG MUDJIANTO
The Center of Research and Development of Informatics Application, Information
and Public Communication, The Agency of Human Resources Research and
Development, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Indonesia

UNDERSTANDING RURAL DEVELOPMENT FOR OFFERING AN ALTERNATIVE

NOTION OF SUSTAINABILITY: AN EXAMPLE FROM INDONESIAN PERSPECTIVE
NURSYIRWAN EFFENDI1 & EKA FAUZIHARDANI2
1Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), Andalas

University - Indonesia
2Faculty of Economics, Andalas University - Indonesia

STRENGTHENING ICT AND GOVERNANCE TO ACHIEVE 2030 SDGs: LESSON

LEARNT FROM RIDWAN KAMIL AND COMMUNITY INITIATIVE
SRI SUNARTI PURWANINGSIH & NINA WIDYAWATI
Research Center for Society and Culture
Indonesian Institute of Sciences
LIPI, Jakarta, Indonesia
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY FOR TSUNAMI EARLY
WARNING SYSTEMS IN INDONESIA: THE VALUE OF WIDER REGIONAL
INTEGRATION IN BRIDGING IDEALS, TECHNOLOGY, AND PEOPLE
DAVID ELIJAH BELL, PHD MPH
Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Public Health
St. John Fisher College
Rochester NY, USA

Parallel Sesion 3B (Dean’s Meeting Room 2, FASS)

Theme: POPULAR CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TOURISM

Moderator: RODNEY C JUBILADO, PHD

(University of Hawaii at Hilo, Hawaii, USA)

ANDERSON’S IMAGINED COMMUNITIES AND THE INVENTION OF TRADITION IN

SELECTED PUBLIC MUSEUMS DISPLAYS RELATED TO MALAY MEMORIES IN
PENINSULAR MALAYSIA
CHANG YI CHANG
Department of Journalism, Faculty of Arts and Social Science
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kampar, Perak, Malaysia.

A COSMOPOLITAN ETHOS IN SUSTAINING AND DEVELOPING CULTURAL

HERITAGE
BRYAN LEVINA VIRAY
Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts, College of Arts and Letters,
University of the Philippines Diliman

POPULAR CULTURE IN THE HERITAGE EDUCATION OF THE FILIPINO

AMERICANS IN HAWAII
RODNEY C JUBILADO, PHD
University of Hawaii at Hilo, Hawaii, USA

“IN WITH THE OLD”: COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HERITAGE PRESERVATION

IN PETALING STREET, KUALA LUMPUR
RACHEL CHAN SUET KAY
Institute of Ethnic Studies (KITA)
National University of Malaysia (UKM)

Parallel Session 3C (JATI 1, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

ASEAN, COMMONALITY AND SHARED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND

VALUES (1)

PANEL DISCUSSION

MODERATOR: HANAFI HUSSIN

Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya

SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES TOWARDS ESTABLISHING ASEAN-NESS IN

STRENGTHENING ASEAN COMMUNITY

Hanafi Hussin1, Linda Sunarti2, Ninny Susanti Tejowasono3, Cecep Eka Permana3,
Abdurakhman2, Azhar Ibrahim Alwie4, Noor Fatia Lastika Sari2
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 1Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University
of Malaya
2History Department, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia
3Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia
4Department of Malay Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of

Singapore

Parallel Session 3D (JATI2, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: POLITICS, HEGEMONY AND CITIZENSHIP

Moderator: THIRUNAUKARASU SUBRAMANIAM

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

ROBREDO STYLE OF POLITICS IN RURAL PHILIPPINES

ARA JOY PACOMA
Leyte Normal University

THE REPRESENTATION OF SULTAN AND LEADERSHIP IN NORTH MALUKU’S

LOCAL MEDIA
TOMMY CHRISTOMMY1 & NAZARUDIN2
1Literature Department
2Linguistic Department

Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

A PATRONAGE DEMOCRACY IN MINANGKABAU: NINIAK MAMAK AS POLITICAL

BROKERS IN ELECTIONS
ANDRI RUSTA, DEDE SRI KARTINI, AFFAN SULAEMAN, & LEO AGUSTINO
Political Science Department Andalas University, Governmental Studies Padjajaran
University, Governmental Studies Padjajaran University, Public Administration
Department Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University.

THE INFLUENCE OF SAREKAT ISLAM SURAKARTA IN ISLAMIC JOURNALISM

MOVEMENT IN JAVA 1912-1917
ADHYTIAWAN SUHARTO & ABDURAKHMAN
History Department
Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

SAREKAT ISLAM BANDUNG AND THE DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT IN INDONESIA

IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY
FAJAR NUR ALAM & ABDURAKHMAN
History Department
Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Indonesia

12.30-14.00: Lunch (The Cube, FASS, UM0

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14.00-15.30: Parallel Session 4 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&2, Dean’s Meeting Room 2 & Thai Sudies
Room)

Parallel Session 4A (Lecture Hall B)

Theme: POVERTY, INEQUALITY, PROSPERITY, PEACE AND JUSTICE

Moderator: EVELYN S. DEVADASON,

Professor Dr, Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics &
Administration, University of Malaya

INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT: EVIDENCE FROM MYANMAR

FUMITAKA FURUOKA, MA TIN CHO MAR, PUI KIEW LING, & LARISA NIKITINA
University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur

BUSINESSES THAT PUT PEOPLE AHEAD OF PROFIT: THE HUMAN NATURE

MODEL AND ITS SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL IMPACT IN THE
PHILIPPINES
MELANIE MORAGA LEAÑO
Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts
National College of Public Administration and Governance
University of the Philippines, Diliman
Social Entrepreneur (Branch Operator) Gandang Kalikasan, Inc)

ELABORATION OF PATTERNS OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT AMONG ITINERANT

ELDERLY IN MALAYSIA BY USING INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS (IPA)
AQSA QANDEEL & WELYNE JEFFREY JEHOM
Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
University of Malaya

LOCAL MARGINALIZATION OF PARTICIPATION IN BATAM ISLAND: NEW

INDUSTRIAL CITIES IN ASEAN COUNTRIES BORDER REGION
FITRISIA MUNIR1, HAMZAH JUSOH2, DELMIRA SYAFRINI3
Department of International Relations, Faculty of Science and Political Science,
Universitas Islam Riau, Pekanbaru, Indonesia 1Department of Development and
Environment Studies, Faculty of Science Social and Humanity, University Kebangsaan
Malaysia, Malaysia 2Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Science, Padang,
Indonesia3

Parallel Sesion 4B (Dean’s Meeting Room 2, FASS)

Theme: POVERTY, INEQUALITY, PROSPERITY, PEACE AND JUSTICE

Moderator: EMY RUTH D. GIANAN

(Polytechnic University of the Philippines)

WATER TRANSPORTATION AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHIC MOBILITY ON WEST

AND EAST COAST OF HALMAHERA ISLANDS IN THE 20TH CENTURY
ABD. RAHMAN & TOMMY CHRISTOMY
Faculty Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya, Universitas Indonesia, di Depok.

THE OHOIWUTUNS: THE ROLE OF BUTON PEOPLE AS A DERIVED COMMUNITY

IN KEI KECIL ISLAND, SOUTHEAST MALUKU REGENCY
SUSANTO ZUHDI & ABD. RAHMAN HAMID
History Department, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia
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POLYGAMY AS A TOOL TO PRESERVE PATRIARCHAL CULTURE: A CRITICAL
DISCOURSE ANALYSIS STUDY
DHEA TISANE ARDHAN
Linguistics Master Program, Faculty of Humanities,
Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya - Indonesia

UNDERSTANDING THE PERCEIVED THREATS, RESPONSES, AND

INTERSUBJECTIVITY OF FILIPINO HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATES
MARIELLE JUSTINE C. SUMILONG
Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts
College of Arts and Letters
University of the Philippines Diliman
Quezon City, Philippines

WORK IMMERSION: SHARED EXPERIENCES OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND

SUPERVISORS OF PARTNER AGENCIES IN THE PHILIPPINES
CHARIE ANN CABIDES-PADULLO, LPT, MAT SOCIAL STUDIES
Instructor, Leyte Normal University
Tacloban City, Philippines

Parallel Session 4C (JATI 1, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TOURISM

Moderator: ABDURAKHMAN
(Department of History / Faculty of Humanities / University of Indonesia)

IMPLICATION AND IMPACT OF THE SULTAN OF BRUNEI’S GOLDEN JUBILEE

CELEBRATION
AMALINA BINTI ABD. KHALID1 & HANAFI BIN HUSSIN2
1Department of Anthropology and Sociology,
2Department of South East Asian Studies,

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Universiti Malaya

LOST IN TRANSLATION: CASE STUDIES ON THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC

CENTERS IN MALOLOS, MANILA AND LAS PIÑAS*
PATRICK JAMES SERRA1 & JESS IMMANUEL ESPINA2
1,2University of the Philippines - Diliman
1La Salle Green Hills
1.2International Council on Monuments and Sites Philippines
2Human Rights Violations Victims Memorial Commission (current)

DRESS AND NATIONAL IDENTITY: THE ROLE OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN

INFLUENCING THE WAY INDONESIAN WOMEN DRESS DURING 1930-1942.
RAISYE SOLEH HAGHIA & ABDURAKHMAN
Department of History / Faculty of Humanities / University of Indonesia

VISUALIZATION OF NATIONALISM IN BASUKI ABDULLAH’S MODERN

INDONESIAN ART IN THE COLLECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL PAINTINGS IR.
SOEKARNO: WOMEN IN KEBAYA AND LONG BATIK SKIRT
KARINA WIDYASTUTI & MUHAMMAD WASITH ALBAR
Departement History, Faculty of Humanities
Universitas Indonesia

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Parallel Session 4D (JATI2, Department of Southeast Asian Studies)

Theme: WOMEN AND EMPOWERMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Moderator: LINDA SUNARTI

(History Department, Universitas Indonesia)

WOMEN IN THE FRONTIER: AHSUN INAYATI AND NORTH HALMAHERA

PROVINCE’S REGIONAL AUTONOMY, ARRANGEMENT, AND SOCIAL CONFLICT
NOOR FATIA LASTIKA SARI, SUSANTO ZUHDI & SARASWATI DEWI
History Department, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

INDONESIAN BUSINESS WOMEN ASSOCIATION AND ASEAN ECONOMIC

COMMUNITY
WAHYUNI & AGUS SETIAWAN
Department of History
Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

REALITIES OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ON NIKE AD: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE

ANALYSIS
ELVANA PERMATASWARI
Linguistics Program, Faculty of Humanities, Airlangga University, Surabaya 60286
Indonesia

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT TO MODERNITY OF WOMEN: THE INFLUENCE OF

SOUTH KOREA’S INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA (1960s) FOR THE INDONESIAN
WOMEN’S MODERNITY (2000s)
ROSTINEU & LINDA SUNARTI
History Department, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia

Parallel Session 4E (Thai Studies Room)

THEME: MIGRATION AND DIASPORA – MIGRATION DYNAMIC IN

SOUTHEAST ASIA

Moderator: MUHAMAD RIZA NURDIN

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

HEEREN STREET: THE ECONOMIC BACKBONE OF THE 19TH (AND EARLY 20TH)
CENTURY MALACCA
TAN HUEY PYNG, YVONNE HOH JGIN JIT, MOK SEW KUEN, & MICHELLE WONG
Faculty of Arts and Social Science,
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)

SUSTAINING UNITY IN DIVERSITY: EXPLORING THE HIMPUNAN SIN BENG

KELANTAN (HSBK2019) AS A CASE STUDY OF ETHNIC BOUNDARY-MAKING IN
CONTEMPORARY KELANTAN
PUE GIOK HUN
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND NEW PATH OF MIGRATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA;

A STUDY IN SABAH, MALAYSIA
NUR WIDIYANTO & EMANUELA AGRA SARIKA KURNIA DEWI.,S.I.KOM.,M.A
Departement of Tourism, Ambarrukmo Tourism Institute, Yogyakarta

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15.30-17.00: Parallel Session 5 (Lecture Hall B, JATI1&2, Dean’s Meeting Room 2 & Thai Sudies

Parallel Session 5A (Lecture Hall B)

THEME: MIGRATION ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Moderator: HANAFI HUSSIN

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

EXTRATERRITORIAL MIGRATION CONTROL IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

LOW CHOO CHIN
History Section, School of Distance Education,
Universiti Sains Malaysia

THE GOVERNANCE OF FORCED-MIGRATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA:

COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES FROM INDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND THAILAND
MUHAMAD RIZA NURDIN, MALA RAJO SATHIAN & HANAFI HUSSIN
Department of Southeast Asian Studies
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
University of Malaya

DENIAL OF THE ROHINGYA GENOCIDE: PROBLEMATIZING DAW AUNG SAN SUU

KYI AND THE ‘RULE OF LAW’ IN POSTCOLONIAL MYANMAR
WENDELL GLENN P CAGAPE
Centro Escolar University

Parallel Sesion 5B (Dean’s Meeting Room 2, FASS)

THEME: RELIGION AND RELIGIOSITY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Moderator: MAZLAN MAJID

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

BEHIND THE CONTROVERSIAL IMAGE OF FPI IN INDONESIA: FAIRCLOUGH’S

CDA ANALYSIS
SINDY ALICIA GUNAWAN
Linguistics Master Program, Faculty of Humanities,
Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya - Indonesia

MAINTAINING PEACE WITH RELIGION: HAMKA’S ROLE IN PREVENTING THE

INDONESIA-MALAYSIA CONFRONTATION IN THE 1960S
AKMAL
Faculty of Humanities
University of Indonesia (UI)

THE COMPLEXITY OF FREEDOMS OF RELIGION IN INDONESIA: ARE WE TRULY

FREE TO HAVE RELIGION?
SAFARI DWI CHANDRA, ENGGAL PRAYOGA WIJAYA & DEDE MUHAMAD GUFRON
Legal Studies Department, Faculty of Law
Semarang State University

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ISTIQAMAH MOSQUE: CADRES REGENERATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF
ISLAMIC ACTIVISM
YUNADI RAMLAN & ABDURAKHMAN
Department of History/Faculty of Humanities/Universitas Indonesia

Parallel Sesion 5C (JATI 1, FASS)

THEME: ASEAN, COMMONALITY AND SHARED SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT AND VALUES

Moderator: HANIZAH HJ IDRIS

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Malaya)

“BALL IS LIFE” : THE TEMPORARY ECONOMIC MIGRATION

OF FILIPINO BASKETBALL ATHLETES AND THE ASEAN INTEGRATION
MICHAEL ANJIELO R TABUYAN
Faculty, High School Unit, St. Scholastica’s College – Manila
Graduate Student (MA), Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman

THE IMPORTANCE OF ASEAN’S NEW INDO PACIFIC OUTLOOK FOR INDONESIA’S

GLOBAL MARITIME FULCRUM POLICY
ARTHA YUDILLA, S.I.P, M.A
Lecturer of International Relations Department, Faculty of Social and Political Science
Universitas Islam Riau

AWARENESS, PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD ASEAN AMONG

GRADUATE STUDENTS IN TAGUIG CITY UNIVERSITY
MARLON B. RAQUEL
Taguig City University, Metro Manila, Philippines

CHINA’S BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE (BRI), AND MASTER PLAN OF ASEAN
CONNECTIVITY (MPAC) TO IMPROVE MARITIME CONNECTIVITY IN SOUTHEAST
ASIAN REGION
HANIZAH IDRIS, CHONG WU LING & MUHAMMAD FAIZ RAMLI
Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
University of Malaya

Parallel Sesion 5D (JATI 1, FASS)

THEME: ISSUES, CHALLENGES DAN MOVING FORWARD IN SOUTHEAST

ASIA

Moderator: CHONG WU LING

(Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social
Sciences, University of Malaya)

MARKETING THE MALAYSIAN, INDONESIA, THAI AND SINGAPORE BADMINTON

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS AS A VEHICLE TO DEVELOP, GROW AND SUSTAIN A
NATIONAL SPORT HERITAGE AND A REGIONAL SOUTHEAST TOURISM
INDUSTRY: AN ASEAN COMMUNITY AND STAKEHOLDERS APPROACH
LIM PENG HAN
Blk 32 Marine Crescent, 17-113, Singapore 440032

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 CLEANER PRODUCTION EFFORTS WITH EMPHASIS OF BUSINESS PROCESS IN
AEROSPACE INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPACT TO LOCAL COMMUNITY: DIRGANTARA
INDONESIA (PERSERO)
DEWI PERMATASARI(7), ARINI SEDAWATI(1), HANDOKO SUBAWI(2), IWAN TRIANA(3),
YUSTIONO DWI ARIANTO(4), EKO DARYONO(5), & SUKATWIKANTO(6)
(1)Corporate HSE Department Head – Indonesian Aerospace
(2)Department Head of Detail Part Manufacturing - Indonesian Aerospace
(3)HSE Department Head of Operational Engineering – Indonesian Aerospace
(4)Division Head of Detail Part Manufacturing - Indonesian Aerospace
(5)Division Head Corporate HR & GA - Indonesian Aerospace
(6)Director of Human Resources - Indonesian Aerospace
(7) Environmental Professional – Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy

THE EFFECT OF PARTICIPATION, MOTIVATION, INTEREST AND ABILITY OF

COMMUNITY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF FOREST AREAS WITH SPECIAL
PURPOSE (KHDTK) AT FOREST HOUSE SIMALUNGUN DISTRICT
ROBERT TUA SIREGAR 1, DEMITA NATALITA PERANGIN-ANGIN2,
STIE Sultan Agung Pematangsiantar, tuasir@gmail.com 2Hery Pandapotan
Silitonga STIE Sultan Agung Pematangsiantar, herysilitonga@gmail.com

INDONESIA GOVERNMENT'S EFFORT TO FACE EU DIRECTIVE REGULATION

CONCERNING PALM OIL IN EUROPE
DINI TIARA SASMI
International Relation Study Department / Faculty of Social and Political Sciences /
Islamic University of Riau
(dinitiarasasmi@soc.uir.ac.id)

THE IMPACT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ATTRIBUTES ON TAX PLANNING

OF LISTED MANUFACTURING COMPANIES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN
NIGERIA AND MALAYSIA
SULE BABA1* MAHMUD BASHIRU2
1 2 Department of Accounting

Federal University Gashua-Nigeria

17.00-18.00: Closing (The Cube, FASS, UM)

Networking, Certificate
Free and leisure

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