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Centre of Southeast Asian Studies

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Entity titleCentre of Southeast Asian StudiesEntity identifier35Entity typeAgencyDate range1964 - 1992DescriptionThe Centre for Southeast Asian Studies was established within the Arts Faculty in 1964, under the supervision of Professor J. D. Legge, to promote research on the area by staff and graduate students and encourage interdisciplinary cooperation in the departments of Anthropology and Sociology, Economics, Geography, History, Politics and Languages. The centre was initially funded by the Arts Faculty and a small informal committee met with Professor Legge to arrange programs. In 1966 the centre was allocated its own budget and the Professorial Board appointed a Standing Committee, under the chairmanship of Professor Legge, to assist in its management. In 1988 the centre became part of the new Institute for Contemporary Asian Studies. In 1992 ICAS was reorganised as the Monash Asia Institute and the Centre was formally wound up.

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Subsequent agencyMonash Asia InstituteRelated agencyCentre of Southeast Asian Studies Library CommitteeStanding Committee for the Centre for Southeast Asian Studies

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