SEAF Event Podcastshttp://seaf.stanford.edu/Audio transcriptions of events from SEAFen-usBoard of Trustees, Stanford UniversityFSI Stanford (fsi.stanford.edu)http://seaf.stanford.edu/images/podcast_feed-icon-48x48.jpgSEAF Eventshttp://seaf.stanford.edu/events/http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss FSI Stanfordclean 60<![CDATA[Dating but Not Married: Southeast Asian Security Responses to the Rise of China]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5277John Ciorciari, 2007-2008 Shorenstein Fellow]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5277?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[The Foxy Art of Herding Dragons: How Sly Asian Leaders Pulled off Politically Difficult Economic Reforms]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5290Dennis Arroyo, 2007-2008 Shorenstein APARC/Asia Foundation Visiting Fellow, Shorenstein APARC]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5290?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Civil Islam Revisited: Prospects and Meanings of Muslim Democracy]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5322Robert W. Hefner, 2008 NUS-Stanford Lee Kong Chian Distinguished Fellow, Shorenstein APARC and Professor of Anthropology, Boston University]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5322?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Burma's Crisis: What Should Outsiders Do?]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5061Maureen Aung-Thwin; Zarni]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5061?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Schools for Zealots? Islamic Education and Democracy in Indonesia - and Implications for the Muslim World]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5046Robert W. Hefner, Lee Kong Chian NUS-Stanford Distinguished Fellow and Professor of Anthropology, Boston University]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5046?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[The United States and Asia's Newest Tiger: Trade, Aid and Governance in Vietnam]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5060Steve Parker, Lead Economics and Trade Advisor, Development Alternatives, Inc., Bethesda, MD]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/5060?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Proliferating Provinces: The Vertical Politics of Territorial Fission in Indonesia]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4810Ehito Kimura]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4810?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Indonesia's Iran Problem: The Double-Edged Impact of Democratization on Foreign Policy]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4867Michael Malley, Assistant Professor, Department of National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4867?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Democracy and the Muslim World]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4604Anwar Ibrahim, Former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Finance Minister]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4604?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Clashing Perceptions: Islamism, Extremism, and Party Politics in Indonesia: A Conversation with Suzaina Kadir (Singapore) and Zulkifliemansyah (Indonesia)]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4666Suzaina Kadir; Zulkifliemansyah; Donald K. Emmerson]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4666?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Parallel Wars? Can "Lessons of Vietnam" Be Applied to Iraq?]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4478David Elliott, H. Russell Smith Professor of Government and International Relations, Pomona College]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4478?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Indonesia's Revolution Is It Starting Up Again? A Perspective Inspired by the Ideas of Pramoedya Ananta Toer]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4495Max Lane, Translator of Pramoedya's four-novel Buru Quartet and founding editor of Inside Indonesia]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4495?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Explaining Stability in Singapore: Calibrated Coercion?]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4474Cherian George, Assistant Professor, School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4474?FSI Stanford<![CDATA[Partitioning the Philippines - Is It Desirable? Is It Realistic? A Scholarly Conversation]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4469David C. Martinez; Lela Noble; Donald K. Emmerson]]>http://seaf.stanford.edu/events/4469?FSI Stanford