MBRAS

EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENT

Dr Christopher M. Joll will be presenting a talk entitled “British Plans to Annex the Siamese-Malay Peninsula. A longue durée of competitive colonialisms between the nineteenth century 1950s”.

This will be a hybrid event. Those wishing to attend may reserve a place for the in-person event or for the related Zoom feed.

Date: Saturday 2 March 2024
Time: 4.00 p.m. MYT (GMT + 8)

To Attend in Person

Venue: Dean’s Meeting Room, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur
Maximum seats: 20
Registration: info.mbras@gmail.com

To Attend Remotely on Zoom

Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvc-CvqjkrH9PtA75a_eHiGqMYTDw6G7d4D

LIST OF PAST LECTURES

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NameTitle of LectureDate of Lecture (dd/mm/yy)
Professor Ahmat Adam FAScRereading the “Hikayat Melayu” (the Raffles Manuscript No. 18):  Was the Sejarah Melayu written in Aceh?18/11/2023
Professor Jerry DennerlineDiscussion of methods and sources for a book entitled Between Heaven and Earth: Learning, Faith, Power, and Performance in the Chinese community of Malacca, 1795 – 194514/07/2023
Professor Margaret SarkissianDiscussion of Methods and Sources for a Book on Horace Sta. Maria and his World14/07/2023
Professor Raja Iskandar Bin Raja HalidThe Malay Nobat: A History of Power, Acculturation, and Sovereignty 24/06/2023
Professor Anthony Milner via ZoomReviewing Islamization in the Malay World – Timing, Process, Impact10/12/2022
Asst Prof Jack Meng-Tat ChiaDiaspora’s Dharma: Buddhist Connections across the South China Sea (a hybrid event at ARI, National University of Singapore)24/09/2022
Professor Dr Farish A NoorThe Appendices of Empire: Attempting a Textual Forensics of Colonial-Era Writings28/07/2022
Sofiyan YahyaIn Search of a Nation’s Lost History: A Personal Journey25/06/2022
Dr Farish A NoorViolent White Men and Heroic Asian Women20/11/2021
Dr Hj Tassim Hj Abu Bakar Transformasi Kampung Ayer di Brunei Darussalam23/10/2021
YB Dato’ Sri Wan Junaidi Bin Tuanku JaafarThe History of the Malaysian Constitution26/6/2021
Julian CandiahThe Straits of Malacca: A Cartographic Journey Through History Using Nautical Charts29/5/2021
David AlfredThe Malayan Emergency04/24/2021
Dr Lynn Hollen LeesIn the Public Interest’:Messages from Urban Civil Society in the Federated Malay States, 1900 – 194026/10/2019
Dr Tim BunnellWorld City Routes: Liverpool and the Relational Remaking of Singapore28/09/2019
Dr Suraya IsmailRethinking Housing: Between State, Market and Society29/06/2019
Assoc Prof Dr Lai Chee KienFrom Stuffed Tigers to Weather Capsule: Displaying Malaya and Malaysia to the World, 1851 – 197229/09/2018
Dr Paul H. KratoskaThe Japanese Occupation: Piecing Together What Happened30/06/2018
Dr Arunima DattaMaking of “Coolie” Identities: Indian Plantation Communities in Malaysian History30/09/2017
Raimy Ché-Ross“Turun Takhta Buang Negeri”: The Exile of Tengku Musaeddin (1893 – 1955), Tengku Kelana Jaya Petra & Sultan Selangor Darul Ehsan VII (1942 – 1945)to the Cocos & Keeling Islands (1945 – 1946)25/03/2017
Tuanku Zain Al-‘Abidin ibni Tuanku Muhriz“Founded Upon the Principles of Liberty and Justice”: The Development of the Democratic Mindset in Malaysia18/02/2017
Dr Timothy P. Barnard“Not So Mad”: H.N. Ridley, Science and Colonial Society24/09/2016
Dr Sandra Khor Manickam“Mr Inquisitive”: Ivor H.N. Evans’ Life in the Malay Peninsula and Borneo25/06/2016
Dr Ahmat AdamThe Krusenstern Manuscript of the Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu)26/03/2016
Dr Hans-Dieter EversThe Concept of Nusantara12/12/2015
Ng Tze ShiungThe Raffles Paradox: Liberal, Autocrat, or something else?04/10/2014
Dr Patricia Sloane-WhiteGender at Work: sexualized banter and ‘polygamy talk’ in Malay-Muslim corporate space28/06/2014
Dr Neil KhorThe Malaysian Generation: Making Sense of 50 Years of Heritage14/12/2013
Professor Wang GungwuMalaya and New Paths to Nationhood12/10/2013
YM Tengku Razaleigh HamzahMalaysia and the Non-Fulfilment of the 20 and 18 Points Agreements with Sabah and Sarawak25/09/2013
Marcus LangdonNapoleon Comes To Penang30/03/2013
Pehin Dato Haji Abdul Aziz bin Haji UmarMIB (Melayu, Islam, Beraja)08/12/2012
Dr John van WyheWallace in Singapore06/10/2012
Dato’ Dr Muthiah AlagappaNation Making in Asia: From Ethnic to Civic Nations?23/06/2012
Dr John RobertsonThe Battle of Penang31/03/2012
Dr Sandra Khor ManickamA Russian in Malaya: Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay’s Malaya Expeditions (November 1874 – October 1875) and the Early Anthropology of Orang Asli08/10/2011
Johan NicholsonImperial Rivalry in 1930s Aviation25/06/2011
Dr Mulaika HijjasReading against the Grain in the Malay Manuscript Tradition25/05/2011
Dr Mokhtar SaidinRemnants of a Relationship: Significance of the Bujang Valley to Penang & Global Archealogy18/12/2010
Dr Maznah MohamadLike a Shady Tree Swept by the Windstorm: Reconstructing the Modern Malay Through Social Texts of Dissent05/09/2010
Dr Ahmat AdamThe Raffles Malay Letters19/06/2010
Datin Patricia Lim Pui HuenFrom Johor Lama to Johor Bahru27/03/2010
Dato’ Dr Shaharil TalibAn Imagined History: Reconstructing the Batu Puteh Judgement20/06/2009
Dr Peter BorschbergRaja Bongsu’s Liaisons Dangereuses: New Insights on diplomacy, politics and economics in the Johore River Region, 1600 – 162213/12/2008
Prof Chua Beng HuatDisrupting Hegemonic Liberalism: Singapore in Question23/08/2008
Dato’ Henry BarlowWill The Real Lady Swettenham Please Stand Up28/06/2008
Joe Studwell50 Years of Malaysian Development: A Balance Sheet13/06/2008
Professor Ronald KnappPreserving and (Re) Presenting China’s Vernacular Landscapes28/01/2008
Professor Abu Talib AhmadMuseums, Heritage Bodies and the Reproduction of Knowledge30/06/2007
Prof Dato’ Dr Nik Hassan Shuhaimi Nik Abd. RahmanCurrent Status, Old Issues in Malaysian Archaeology24/06/2006
Dato’ Henry BarlowThe Tragic Story Of Lady Swettenham25/06/2005
Raimy Che RossThe Lost City Of Kota Gelanggi : Its structure, purpose and the implications of this discovery21/03/2005
Datuk Seri Lim Chong KeatIn the Footprints of Ridley: an Overview of the History of Botanical Research in Malaysia18/12/2004
Datin Patricia Lim Pui HuenIn the Footsteps of the King: the Visits of King Chulalongkorn to Malaya25/09/2004
Dr Barbara Watson AndayaRevisiting the History of Perak: A Thirty-year Retrosprective29/06/2004
Gavin MenziesThe Chinese Discovery Of America Pre – Columbus01/11/2003
Dr Mahani MusaMalay Women in Kedah Economic Development, 1881 – 194020/09/2003
Christopher GallopBrunei Darussalam and the Modern Novel08/06/2003
Professor Anthony MilnerMalayan Historiography02/11/2002
Rehman RashidThe Fourth Constituency17/03/2001
Dr Farish NoorFrom Majapahit to Putrajaya: The Evolution of the Keris in the Civilisation Development of the Malay World30/09/2000

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