
The Meanings and Importance of the Khmer Zero
This webinar was recorded on October 04, 2022 Abstract
This webinar will briefly discuss the history of the number zero inscribed on an ancient stele in Cambodia—arguably the oldest representation
Speaker: Dr. Darith Ea, Ms. Debra Aczel and Dr. Miriam Aczel
Date: October 04, 2022
7:30 pm
Cambodia Time
This webinar will briefly discuss the history of the number zero inscribed on an ancient stele in Cambodia—arguably the oldest representation of zero ever found and dated definitively. This use…
Posted on: 1-September-2022
Speaker: Mr. Nicholas Coffill
Date: September 07, 2022
6:00 pm
Cambodia Time
A recording of the event is available to watch on the CKS Facebook Page!
AbstractModern Cambodia has parallel histories. One is the constant stream of adventurers and diplomats, kings and rebels, archaeologists and artists…
Posted on: 18-August-2022
Speaker: Dr. Lucie Labbé
Date: September 01, 2022
6:30 pm
Cambodia Time
A recording of the event is available to watch on the CKS Facebook Page!
AbstractThe reign of King Sisowath (1904-1927) is the period of Cambodian history which left the most extensive iconographic archives documenting…
Posted on: 18-August-2022
Speaker: Dr. Channary Khun and Dr. Sokchea Lim
Date: August 25, 2022
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
Rice is a major crop in many Asian countries including Cambodia. This study attempts to understand the underlying issues of low rice productivity and whether…
Posted on: 4-August-2022
Speaker: Dr. Gabrielle Abbe
Date: July 29, 2022
1:30 pm
Cambodia Time
As the National Museum of Cambodia recently celebrated its centenary, this project aims to explore its rich history through an interactive documentary journey that enhances the photographic and paper archives and presents the museum today.
The chosen format…
Posted on: 13-July-2022
Speaker: Jean-Sien Kin and Reaksmey Yean
Date: July 15, 2022
8:30 am
Cambodia Time
The Vann Nath book of paintings aims to represent faithfully the trajectory of Vann Nath’s body of work between his fight for the memory of the victims of the Khmer…
Posted on: 6-July-2022
For the first time in Siem Reap, the CKS Library and the American Corner Siem Reap are organizing a book fair that will be open to the public on June 25, 2022 at the CKS Campus at…
Posted on: 17-June-2022
The Center for Khmer Studies is pleased to announce that the Committee on Southern Asian Studies (COSAS) of the University of Chicago has joined our international consortium of institutions which collaborate with CKS’…
Posted on: 18-May-2022
Speaker: Film Producers
Date: May 12, 2022
6:00 pm
Cambodia Time
Bophana Center and the Center for Khmer Studies invite you to our Mobile Screening under the “Elephant Conservation and Indigenous Experiences in Cambodia” project. Three documentary films will be screened followed by a discussion with film producers.
*Free admission…
Posted on: 10-May-2022
Speaker: Dr. Meriem M’zoughi
Date: May 27, 2022
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
Dr. Meriem M’zoughi’s research focuses on the ways in which the population of Northeastern Cambodia understands the body and life and how it perceives pathogenic agents and infections. For this…
Posted on: 9-May-2022
Application Deadline: May 20, 2022
Fee: Free
SummaryThis field school aims to introduce Cambodian students to academic research methodologies used by geographers. The field school will run as a series of short workshops as well as field trips.…
Posted on: 8-April-2022
Opened in 2001, the CKS Library aims to promote a culture of reading in the community and provide resources for research and education to teachers, students, scholars and the public about Cambodia and…
Posted on: 30-March-2022
Speaker: Dr. Darcie DeAngelo
Date: April 29, 2022
8:30 am
Cambodia Time
Dr. Darcie DeAngelo’s fieldwork confronted her with two radically different technologies—bombs and rats. Both were integral to understanding relations in the aftermath of war—that,…
Posted on: 27-March-2022
Speaker: Dr. Toni Shapiro-Phim
Date: March 18, 2022
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
Within the practice of classical dance and lakhon khol (all-male masked dance drama) in Cambodia, the relationship between dance teachers and their students is at once intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and kinesthetic. The first generation to study dance…
Posted on: 9-March-2022
Speaker: Dr. Magali An-Berthon
Date: March 16, 2022
8:00 pm
Cambodia Time
In Cambodia, silk production was structured as a cottage industry conducted on the side of farming, an activity almost exclusively ran by women in rural areas and mostly destined to…
Posted on: 9-March-2022
Speaker: Dr. Sorpong Peou
Date: February 25, 2022
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
We at CKS are excited to co-host with Paragon University the Benny Widyono Memorial Lecture dedicated to the memory of Dr. Benny Widyono, former head of UNTAC in Siem Reap,…
Posted on: 14-February-2022
Speaker: CKS Team
Date: February 09, 2022
8:30 am
Cambodia Time
In 2021, the CKS Library made great strides in improving accessibility for researchers, students, and the public. We upgraded our resource collection, and improved our facilities and services,…
Posted on: 28-January-2022
Speaker: William Grear and Marie Catanese
Date: Every Monday from 7 February through 15 March 2022
6:00 pm
Cambodia Time
This content-based English course will cover the basics of the secondary research process. Students will learn what it means to be a researcher, from the first steps of identifying a research topic and defining a research question,…
Posted on: 19-January-2022
Speaker: Dr. LinDa Saphan
Date: 20220128
8:00 pm
Cambodia Time
CKS is proud to host the inaugural lecture of the “Cambodia Seminar Series” organized by The Center for Khmer Studies (CKS), The New York Southeast Asia Network (NYSEAN), and The Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS)
Music has…
Posted on: 16-January-2022
Speaker: Dr. Miriam Stark
Date: 20220121
9:00 am
Cambodia Time
Few archaeologists are familiar with the variety of states and empires that characterized premodern Southeast Asia. Angkor, or the Khmer Empire, has become the…
Posted on: 27-December-2021
This webinar was recorded on October 04, 2022 Abstract
This webinar will briefly discuss the history of the number zero inscribed on an ancient stele in Cambodia—arguably the oldest representation
A recording of the event is available to watch on the CKS Facebook Page!
Abstract
Modern Cambodia has parallel histories. One is the constant stream of
A recording of the event is available to watch on the CKS Facebook Page!
Abstract
The reign of King Sisowath (1904-1927) is the period of Cambodian
This webinar was recorded on August 25, 2022.
Abstract
Rice is a major crop in many Asian countries including Cambodia. This study attempts to understand
Abstract
As the National Museum of Cambodia recently celebrated its centenary, this project aims to explore its rich history through an interactive documentary journey that enhances the photographic and paper
This webinar was recorded on July 15, 2022 Abstract
The Vann Nath book of paintings aims to represent faithfully the trajectory of Vann Nath’s body of work between his fight
For the first time in Siem Reap, the CKS Library and the American Corner Siem Reap are organizing a book fair that will be open to the public
The Center for Khmer Studies is pleased to announce that the Committee on Southern Asian Studies (COSAS) of the University of Chicago has joined
Bophana Center and the Center for Khmer Studies invite you to our Mobile Screening under the “Elephant Conservation and Indigenous Experiences in Cambodia” project. Three documentary films will be screened
This webinar was recorded on May 27, 2022 Abstract
Dr. Meriem M’zoughi’s research focuses on the ways in which the population of Northeastern Cambodia understands the body and life and
Application Deadline: May 20, 2022
Fee: Free
Summary
This field school aims to introduce Cambodian students to academic research methodologies used by geographers. The field school will run as a
Opened in 2001, the CKS Library aims to promote a culture of reading in the community and provide resources for research and education to
This webinar was recorded on April 29, 2022
Abstract
Dr. Darcie DeAngelo’s fieldwork confronted her with two radically different technologies—bombs and rats. Both were
This webinar was recorded on March 18, 2022 Abstract
Within the practice of classical dance and lakhon khol (all-male masked dance drama) in Cambodia, the relationship between dance teachers and their students is at once intellectual,
This webinar was recorded on March 16, 2022 Abstract
In Cambodia, silk production was structured as a cottage industry conducted on the side of farming, an activity almost exclusively ran
This webinar was recorded on February 25, 2022 Abstract
We at CKS are excited to co-host with Paragon University the Benny Widyono Memorial Lecture dedicated to the memory of Dr.
In 2021, the CKS Library made great strides in improving accessibility for researchers, students, and the public. We upgraded
Course Description
This content-based English course will cover the basics of the secondary research process. Students will learn what it means to be a researcher, from the first steps of
Abstract
CKS is proud to host the inaugural lecture of the “Cambodia Seminar Series” organized by The Center for Khmer Studies (CKS), The New York Southeast Asia Network (NYSEAN), and
This webinar was recorded on January 21, 2022
Abstract
Few archaeologists are familiar with the variety of states and empires that characterized premodern Southeast
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