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LAUSANNE SUMMER SCHOOL CACS <strong>EPFL</strong> Compulsory reading Chua, Beng Huat. (2010). “Disrupting hegemonic liberalism in East Asia”, Boundary 2, vol. 37, n° 2, pp. 199 - 216. Chatterjee, P. (2007). “Democracy and the Violence of the State: A Political Negotiation of Death”. In Kuan-Hsing Chen and Chua Beng-Huat (eds), Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Reader, chapter 6, London: Routledge, pp. 163-177. Optional reading Wang, Hui. (2011). “The Politics of Imagining Asia”. In Wang Hui, The Politics of Imagining Asia, Chapter 1. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, pp. 10-62. Fealy, G. and McGregor K. (2010). “Nahdlatul Ulama and the Killings of 1965-66: Religion, Politics, and Remembrance”, Indonesia, no. 89, pp. 37-60. Wednesday 17 July Heritage, Conservation and Civil Society 09:00 >12:30 Cultural heritage discourses and contestations in China Florence Graezer Bideau What is at stake in the conservation of the past in Asia? Urban heritage will be considered to discuss different strategies in the conservation contests between state authorities and civil society. Focusing on case studies in China, Malaysia and Singapore, this session is designed to highlight the empowerment of social groups engaged in processes of tangible and intangible cultural heritage taking place in different historical and political contexts. By comparing the local practices and discourses of these mobilized communities, we will explore how and why civic actions challenge national heritage policies not only as a competition for space and identity, but also as a result of desire for the global. 12.30 >14:00 Lunch 14:00 >16:30 Heritage politics in Singapore, Penang and Hong Kong Daniel Goh 16:30 >17:00 Discussion 18:00 >19:30 Optional movie Flowers of Shanghai / Hai shang hua (movie by Hou Hsiao Hsien, Taiwan, 1998, 70 min.) Compulsory reading Nagata, J. (2010). “’Elasticity’ of Heritage from Conservation to Human Rights: A Saga of Development and Resistance in Penang, Malaysia”. In Langfield M. et al (eds), Cultural Diversity, Heritage and Human Rights: Intersections in Theory and Practice, chapter 7, London: Routledge, pp. 101-116. 12
LAUSANNE SUMMER SCHOOL CACS <strong>EPFL</strong> Optional reading Graezer Bideau, F. and Kilani M. (2012). “Multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism and making heritage in Malaysia. A view from the historic cities of the Straits of Malacca”, International Journal of Heritage Studies, Vol. 18, n° 6, pp. 605-623. Ku, A. (2012). “Remaking places and fashioning an opposition discourse: struggle over the Star Ferry pier and the Queen’s pier in Hong Kong,” Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, vol. 30, no.1, pp. 5-22. Thursday 18 July Multiculturalism 09:00 >12:30 Multiculturalism in Southeast Asia Chua Beng Huat As postcolonial countries, all Southeast Asian countries are multi-ethnic or multiracial at the point of independence from colonial regimes. Furthermore, race is often closely linked to religion, for example, Indians and Hinduism. Such post colonial countries are thus states which contain many ethno-nations and in constant threat of fragmentation along racial or ethnic lines. This contrasts with the European conception of the nation-state which presumes an ethnically and linguistically homogeneous population. The new nations have been compelled to develop different strategies in the management of race and religion, developed under different models of “multiculturalism”. This lecture will discuss the different strategies adopted in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. 12:30 >13:30 Lunch break 13:30 >15:00 Student presentations (first round) 15:00 >17:00 12 Storeys (movie by Eric Khoo, Singapore, 1997, 105 min.) Viewing and discussing 18:00 >19:30 Optional movie: Paan Singh Tomar (movie by Tigmanshu Dhukia, India, 2010, 75 min.) Compulsory reading Kymlicka, W. and He B. (2005). “Liberal Multiculturalism: Western Models, Global Trends, and Asian Debates”. In Multiculturalism in Asia, Chapter 2, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 22-55. Optional reading Chua, Beng Huat. (2007). “Political Culturalism, Representation and the People’s Action Party of Singapore”, Democratization, vol. 14, n° 5, pp. 911-927. 13
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