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Olivia Killias is a senior lecturer at the Institute of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies
It highlights the socio-cultural and material benefits realized through remittances received from urban daughters to emphasize the salience of kinship during periods of social transformation
Judith Beyer introduces the concept of “we-formation” as a fundamental yet underexplored capacity of humans to relate to one another outside of and apart from demarcated ethno-religious lines and corporate groups
the transition from one-party authoritarianism to multi-party politics was initially smooth
Mekong Kids insein Olivia Killias is a seniorBy Khemachat, Translated by Peter Ross Tubby, nine year old Boom lives in a village in northeastern Thailand on the Mekong River. As he rides to school in his trishaw every morning, the other boys yell at him and call him names. Boom has no friends. How do you make friends? he wonders. Things begin to change when his mother takes him to a festival at the village school where she teaches. Boom helps his team win the tug of war competition, and he ends
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