中研院亞太中心3/26"Nationalism on Borderline: Shan Insurgency in Myanmar, and Migration to Thailand"講座
2025-02-03
會議名稱：2025亞太新視域系列演講三｜Nationalism on Borderline: Shan Insurgency in Myanmar, and Migration to Thailand （英文演講）
講題：Nationalism on Borderline: Shan Insurgency in Myanmar, and Migration to Thailand
講者：岡野英之 副教授 (日本近畿大學 綜合社會學系)
主持人：張雯勤 研究員（中央研究院 人文社會科學研究中心 亞太區域研究專題中心）
時間：2025年03月26日（週三）14:00-16:00【13:30-14:00報到】
地點：中央研究院 民族學研究所 第三會議室
主辦單位：中研院人社中心亞太區域研究專題中心
【報名資訊】
報名網址：https://forms.gle/FQDQ1gsNwTvRNC7CA
報名截止：2025年03月19日（週三）12:00
【摘要】
This presentation examines an armed group not as an actor of political movement but as an agent of social transformation. Shan are ethnic minorities in Burma (currently Myanmar), and part of them have engaged in armed rebellion since 1958. Since Shan is close to Thai people in Thailand, Shan armed groups established their military bases along Thai-Myanmar borderlands. A town of Piang Luang is no exception. This town functioned as a military headquarters of the Shan United Revolutionary Army (SURA). The existence of the armed group accelerated migration of Shan people to Thailand, and urged traders into cross-border trading. Furthermore, the town became a hub for Shan cultural movements. Even after the dissolution of the SURA, its influence can still be observed today.
講題：Nationalism on Borderline: Shan Insurgency in Myanmar, and Migration to Thailand
講者：岡野英之 副教授 (日本近畿大學 綜合社會學系)
主持人：張雯勤 研究員（中央研究院 人文社會科學研究中心 亞太區域研究專題中心）
時間：2025年03月26日（週三）14:00-16:00【13:30-14:00報到】
地點：中央研究院 民族學研究所 第三會議室
主辦單位：中研院人社中心亞太區域研究專題中心
【報名資訊】
報名網址：https://forms.gle/FQDQ1gsNwTvRNC7CA
報名截止：2025年03月19日（週三）12:00
【摘要】
This presentation examines an armed group not as an actor of political movement but as an agent of social transformation. Shan are ethnic minorities in Burma (currently Myanmar), and part of them have engaged in armed rebellion since 1958. Since Shan is close to Thai people in Thailand, Shan armed groups established their military bases along Thai-Myanmar borderlands. A town of Piang Luang is no exception. This town functioned as a military headquarters of the Shan United Revolutionary Army (SURA). The existence of the armed group accelerated migration of Shan people to Thailand, and urged traders into cross-border trading. Furthermore, the town became a hub for Shan cultural movements. Even after the dissolution of the SURA, its influence can still be observed today.
