17 APRIL 2015 PhD workshop: Making sense of the field in Southeast Asia PROGRAMME 9.00-9.10 Welcome and introduction Helle Rydstrøm 9.10-9.30 Sarah Turner, Department of Geography, McGill University, Canada “How can you be homesick? You live here. Reflections of invisible interpreters/research assistants supporting graduate fieldwork in Asia” 9.30-10.00 Discussion 10.00-10.15 Break Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Chair: Helle Rydstrøm Chair: Isabelle Cote 10.15-12.15 10.15-12.15  Annika Harrisson, Department of Culture  Wisnu Adihartono, Ecole des Hautes Etudes and Society, Aarhus University & DIIS en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) pôle Marseille “Myanmar: On challenges, sensitivities and Centre Norbert Elias scented wood” “Running between Access, Interview and Discussant: Timo Kaartinen Time: The Challenges to have a ‘Rendevouz’ with Indonesioan Gays” Discussant: Alix Kent  Camilla Christensen, International Development Studies and Global Studies, Roskilde University  Chaitawat Boonjubun, Department of Social “Challenges in the field: Studying the state Research, University of Helsinki at arm’s length” “Older women, public space and safety city Discussant: Gyda Sindre policy: Helsinki and Bangkok compared” Discussant: Steffen Jensen 12.15-13.30 Lunch 13.30-16.30 13.30-15.30  Claudia Seise, Berlin Graduate School  Vera Altmeyer, Department of Society and Muslim Cultures and Societies, Freie Globalisation, Roskilde University Universiät Berlin “Researching Power Structures Through the “Being a Muslim Researcher: Reflections on Lens of Election Campaigns” Doing Field Research in Indonesia” Discussant: Ian Wilson Discussant: Helle Rydstrøm  Heikki Wilenius, Department of Social Research, University of Helsinki  Sif Jensen, International Development and Global Refugee Studies, Aalborg University “Studying public accountability in East Java: “Ethnographic reflections on women’s some notes and reflections” participation in the Muslim separatist Discussant: Isabelle Cote struggle in Southern Philippines” Discussant: Monica Lindberg Falk  Karen Heikkila, Department of Geosciences & Geography, University of Helsinki “Contemplating Geographical Fieldwork with the Senoi Semai Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia” Discussant: Oscar Salemink 16.30-16.45 Break 16.45-17.15 Wrap up Helle Rydstrøm and Isabelle Cote