Editorial: Resistance, Critique, Hope. Global Crises and Southeast Asian Experiences.

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Timo Duile, University of Bonn

Timo Duile is a researcher and lecturer at the Department for Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Bonn. He is a political scientist and anthropologist by training. His research focuses mainly on Indonesia, where he is interested in indigeneity, democratization, spirits and ecology, as well as in religious pluralism and secularism. He is currently also a fellow at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta.

Claudia Dolezal, Society for South-East Asian Studies

Claudia Dolezal is deputy director of SEAS, an independent scholar and former Professor of Sustainable Development and Tourism at IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems. She was previously Senior Lecturer at the University of Westminster and has taught at SOAS University of London. With a background in international development, tourism and social anthropology, her research focuses on participation, inclusion and empowerment, community engagement, social sustainability, and societal transformation. She has conducted fieldwork and led international capacity-building projects in Southeast Asia, Latin America, Europe and Africa, and has worked as a trainer for UN Tourism. She has published widely, edited books and journal special issues, and serves on the editorial boards of several international journals.

Lukas Husa, Mahidol University

Lukas Husa is a Visiting Post-Doc at the Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia (RILCA), Mahidol University, Salaya, Thailand. His research interests include: the culture of remembrance and the politics of history, the history of Southeast Asia (19th to 21st centuries), the history of tourism and travel, Dark Tourism in Southeast Asia, historical anthropology, ethnic minorities in Southeast Asia (with a focus on Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam), and (historical) development studies.

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2026-11-03

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Vol. 19 No. 2 (2026)

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Editorial

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