CU Graduate Student Seminar Series

Today, 4 March at 13:00!

Please join us to hear from the co-designers and co-organizers of the Future Literacy Lab on Climate Change, Climate Action and Climate Justice that took place earlier this week. They will share what was learned and what comes next! https://bit.ly/3hyyYOn

CALLING ALL GRADUATE STUDENTS!

Do you have an idea for a seminar, or a research theme that interests you? Do you want the opportunity to present your research to an interdisciplinary audience of your peers?

Share your ideas and help to plan our next seminar! Send us a message on Facebook or email [email protected] with your suggestions.

*The CU Graduate Student Seminar Series is generously hosted by MAIDS GRID - Chulalongkorn University and the Center for Social Development Studies-CSDS.

Speaker: TSEMING YANG, Professor of Law, Santa Clara University School of Law (USA).

Discussants: DR. NAPORN POPATTANACHAI, Assistant Dean for Administration and Director, Centre for Natural Resources and Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University; and MAY THAZIN AUNG, Research Associate, Stockholm Environment Institute.

Moderator: SARA K. PHILLIPS, PhD Candidate, GRID Program, Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University and Doctoral Fellow, Stockholm Environment Institute.

If you attended our latest seminar, The Globalization of Environmental Law and want to learn more about the global EIA law survey conducted by Professor Tseming Yang and his team, visit the links below for access to the complete data set of survey results and to read more about the research and survey methodologies.

CITIZEN YANG blog (environmental impact assessments): https://citizenyang.com/?s=EIA&submit=Search.

SURVEY RESULTS: https://creator.zohopublic.com/shine1d/eia-database/view-perma/For_Sharing_EIA_Records_Basic_info_9_15_2018/1tA0dnDeWODH0A65bdUC2t2kfem6YkBxtB6mTBf83xTzvbSps1pSDAkrGbJNMHTdkV3E5Y5HBmYjuuuHV6EjOz2bSmZz1mhQ7GhH.

EIA | Search Results | Citizen Yang Law and the Environment

The Globalization of Environmental Law happens tomorrow, July 30th! 🌏 We'll be discussing the emergence of new international environmental legal norms with Tseming Yang, Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law and former Deputy General Counsel of the US EPA.

Join our discussants, Prompt Popattanachai, Assistant Dean for Administration and Director of the Centre for Natural Resources and Environmental Law at Thammasat University, Faculty of Law, and May Thazin Aung, Research Associate at SEI Asia, as we exchange ideas on this important topic.

All are welcome! RSVP to [email protected].

*The CU Graduate Student Seminar Series is hosted by MAIDS GRID - Chulalongkorn University and the Center for Social Development Studies-CSDS.

Join us next week on Tuesday, July 30th, as we discuss The Globalization of Environmental Law with Professor Tseming Yang, former Deputy General Counsel of the US Environmental Protection Agency. We will also be joined by Prompt Popattanachai, Assistant Dean for Administration and Director of the Centre for Natural Resources and Environmental Law at Thammasat University, Faculty of Law, and May Aung, Research Associate at the Stockholm Environment Institute - Asia.

All are welcome! RSVP to [email protected].

Don't forget to RSVP for The Globalization of Environmental Law! We'll be discussing important trends in international environmental law, including issues related to environmental impact assessments, climate change, and environmental rights. 🌏

Hosted by MAIDS GRID - Chulalongkorn University and the Center for Social Development Studies-CSDS.

Don't forget to register for our Book Launch & Seminar next week on Thursday, July 4th, at the Stockholm Environment Institute!

We'll be listening to Professor Jonathan Rigg as he introduces his new book, as well as discussing issues in rural Thailand with Chulalongkorn University graduate students, Thianchai Surimas and Tukatan Yong Yong. All are welcome!

EVENT [RESOURCES]: CU Graduate Student Seminar Series 'The Water-Food-Energy Nexus' [Bangkok, 21 May 2019] The inaugural interdisciplinary seminar highlighted ongoing graduate student research related to the water-food-energy nexus. Students presented cross-cutting research in the areas of political ecology of water, bioenergy, agriculture, and the politics of water allocation in Southeast Asia. Prese

With presentations by:

Hiromi Inagaki, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography, National University of Singapore;

Thanawat Bremard, PhD Candidate, ABIES, AgroParisTech;

Wipawadee Panyangnoi, PhD Candidate, GRID Program, Chulalongkorn University; and

Tanaporn Nithiprit, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University.