ชีวิตนักวิชาการในเคมบริดจ์ แมสซาจูเส็ตส์ (5.1)

 

ตารางกิจกรรมนะครับ

Forum on Human Rights and Everyday Governance in Thailand: Past, Present and Future

 

Friday, March 6, 2015; 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

K050, CGIS Knafel, 1737 Cambridge St., Cambridge

Sponsored by the Thai Studies Program, Harvard University Asia Center

 

8:45am: Arrival and registration

 

9:15am: Welcome and Introduction, Michael Herzfeld

 

9. 25am: Tyrell Haberkorn, (Australian National University)

                  Dangerous to the Nation: Seventy Years of Arbitrary Detention in Thailand 

 

9.50am: Yukti Mukdawijitra, (Thammasat University)

Selective Human Rights in Thai style: Social Conflicts, Cultural Politics and Legal Limits of Human Rights in Thailand.

 

10. 15am: Q+A

 

10.35am: Tea and Coffee Break

 

11.00am: Pandit Chanrochanakit, (Ramkhamhaeng University)

                  Deformed Thai Politics: No Public Space for Pro-democratic Movements

 

11.25am: Benjamin Zawacki, (Visiting Fellow in the Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School)

                  A Perfect Storm: Forecasting Human Rights in Thailand.

 

11. 50am: Q+A

 

12.10pm: Break for lunch

 

 

1.00pm: Video interview from Pitch Pongsawat, (Chulalongkorn University)

 

1. 10pm: Pinkaew Laungaramsri , (Chiang Mai University)

                  Mass Surveillance and the Militarization of Cyber Space in Post-coup Thailand. 

 

1.35pm: Duncan McCargo, (Leeds University )

                  Dispensing  Justice: The Work of Thai Police Investigators.

 

2.00pm: Q+A

 

2.20pm:  Graeme Bristol, (Centre for Architecture and Human Rights)

                  Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and Development Practice.

 

2.45pm: Michael Herzfeld, (Harvard University)

                  Pragmatic Social Justice and the Problem of the Right to Dignity

                 

3.10pm: Q+A

 

3.25pm: Tea and Coffee Break.

 

3.45pm Discussant: Gazmend Kapllani, (Emerson College)

 

4.00pm: Overview and General Discussion.