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Women mēstiri (superintendent) in indigo firms

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Farmers and Loan Money “Amadaw Kyay” Under BSPP

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Rice, Women and Local Economy: Rethinking Covid-19 Consequences

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The Network of Women: Weaving Freedom

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U Pein Bridge (1): What Does a Bridge Mean to a Community?

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The Humanities Across Borders programme (HAB) is initiated and coordinated by the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS) with support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and partner institutes. It is hosted by IIAS, a postdoctoral research centre based in the Netherlands. The contents of this website are the sole responsibility of HAB and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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Women mēstiri (superintendent) in indigo firms

Farmers and Loan Money “Amadaw Kyay” Under BSPP

Taking the Migrants Home (2)

Waiting for food

Rice, Women and Local Economy: Rethinking Covid-19 Consequences

The Emerald Green Scarf

Trades of a Town: Tendu Patta

The Network of Women: Weaving Freedom

U Pein Bridge (1): What Does a Bridge Mean to a Community?

Pitha - Rice cake