Vol. 111 No. 2 (2023): Cultural Wisdom for Climate Action: The Southeast Asian Contribution

Papers and presentations from a conference on “Cultural Wisdom for Climate Action: The Southeast Asian Contribution,” held at the Siam Society on 12–14 January 2023

Published: 2023-10-30

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Introduction Southeast Asian Culture Countering Climate Change

1-2
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Research Highlights

From the Floating Lotus to Groot’s Wisdom Engaging Contemporary Ecological Challenges with Southeast Asian Cultures

Chaiwat Satha-Anand

3-22
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Youth Presentations

Widya Amasara

25-43
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Indigenous Art and the Biodiversity Crisis

Shaq Koyok

47-60
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The Protection of Water and Livelihood in Two Communities in Sarawak

Jayl Langub

61-72
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Community Forests as a Traditional Nature Based Solution to Climate Change in Myanmar

Tint Lwin Thaung

73-82
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Traditional Natural Resource Stewardship in Malaysia’s Rapidly Changing Landscape

Nurul Abdul Latif Salmi

83-96
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Karen Environmental Stewardship of Natural Resources

Suwichan Phatthanaphraiwan, Alexander Greene

97-108
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Heritage Conservation as Green Development at the George Town World Heritage Site

Gaik Siang Lim

111-130
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Using Space Syntax to Rediscover Metro Manila’s Old Urbanism Retrofitting a City-Region for Sustainability and Resilience

Leandro Nicholas Rañoa Poco

131-162
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Architecture of Happiness The Work of Hoang Thuc Hao

Nirmal Kishnani, Alakesh Dutta

163-174
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New Direction in the Culturally Inspired Urban Forms of Indonesia’s New Capital City of Nusantara

Sofian Sibarani, Diana Zerlina

175-194
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Creating Safety and Beauty in the World Starting from Humans Cultural Wisdom and Natural Disasters in Yogyakarta

Sri Ratna Saktimulya

197-212
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Animist Cosmology and Socio-cultural Practices among the Thái in Vietnam Beyond Superstition

Hoàng Cầm

213-232
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Spiritual Connections to Nature and to Climate Change Action

Ven. Anil Sakya (Phra Dhammashakyavamshavisuddhi)

233-246
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Tri Hita Karana, a Spiritual Connection to Nature in Harmony

Catrini Pratihari Kubontubuh

247-252
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How Islamic Tradition Benefits Nature and Climate Change Action

Fachruddin M. Mangunjaya

253-264
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Nusantarazation Liberating Malaysia and Indonesia through Decolonization and Indigenization of the Societal and Environmental Paradigms

Mohammad Reevany Bustami

267-272
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Elites, Climate Action and the Future Reflections on Two Cases from Thailand

Pasuk Phongpaichit

273-282
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Vol. 111 No. 2 (2023): Cultural Wisdom for Climate Action: The Southeast Asian Contribution

Full issue

E-book version

Contents

Introduction Southeast Asian Culture Countering Climate Change

Research Highlights

From the Floating Lotus to Groot’s Wisdom Engaging Contemporary Ecological Challenges with Southeast Asian Cultures

Youth Presentations

Indigenous Art and the Biodiversity Crisis

The Protection of Water and Livelihood in Two Communities in Sarawak

Community Forests as a Traditional Nature Based Solution to Climate Change in Myanmar

Traditional Natural Resource Stewardship in Malaysia’s Rapidly Changing Landscape

Karen Environmental Stewardship of Natural Resources

Heritage Conservation as Green Development at the George Town World Heritage Site

Using Space Syntax to Rediscover Metro Manila’s Old Urbanism Retrofitting a City-Region for Sustainability and Resilience

Architecture of Happiness The Work of Hoang Thuc Hao

New Direction in the Culturally Inspired Urban Forms of Indonesia’s New Capital City of Nusantara

Creating Safety and Beauty in the World Starting from Humans Cultural Wisdom and Natural Disasters in Yogyakarta

Animist Cosmology and Socio-cultural Practices among the Thái in Vietnam Beyond Superstition

Spiritual Connections to Nature and to Climate Change Action

Tri Hita Karana, a Spiritual Connection to Nature in Harmony

How Islamic Tradition Benefits Nature and Climate Change Action

Nusantarazation Liberating Malaysia and Indonesia through Decolonization and Indigenization of the Societal and Environmental Paradigms

Elites, Climate Action and the Future Reflections on Two Cases from Thailand

Contributors

Acknowledgements and Thanks

SEACHA

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