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Director of the Peace Resource Collaborative in Bangkok, but before that, he also was
a senior research fellow of the Institute of Peace Studies of the Prince of Songkla
University, based in… sometimes based in Hatyai, and they often set up his office in
Pattani Province as well. He’s connected with the Berghof Foundation in Berlin since
1993. He was the former director, and right now, currently in the function as the
senior advisor. From 2001 - 2008 he headed the Resource Network for Conflict
Studies and Transformation in Sri Lanka. He did a lot of conflict mapping in Sri Lanka
and that’s one of the tools can make sustainable peace there. Maybe he’ll share
something of that today. And previously, he served as the executive director of the
Institute for Development and Peace at the University of Duisburg. Worked at the
Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham House, London, and at the Peace
Research Institute in Frankfurt. The area of his interest is about practical and
academic work and currently focus on the support and competitive analysis peace
process and conflict transformation. Dr. Norbert Ropers.
The second of our speakers today, Dr. Achmad Munjid. He’s from Gadjah
Mada University. He’s working at the Department of the Intra-Culture Studies, Faculty
of Cultural Science, Center for Religious and Cross Cultural Studies, Gadjah Mada
University. He got PhD from Department of Religion, Temple University, Philadelphia,
United States. Before that, he also studied about Religious Studies at the Temple
University, Philadelphia. His research interest is about the interface dialog, religion in
public life, religion and violence, religion radicalism, freedom of religion, religion
education, sector localization, death and dying, and last but not least, world literature.
So, that’s our second speaker.
The third speaker is Professor Doctor Chantana Wankaew, from the Faculty of
Political Science, Chulalongkorn University. She got PhD in the Regional Planning and
Resources Development at the University of Waterloo. Her interest is in the political
development, conflict resolution, and several of her researches are from the
Southernmost of Thailand about globalization and the politics of identity, and also the
meaningful integration of human in the living economy. She wrote that article in the
journal of International Development Studies. One of the really recent works is
Transcending Transitional Security in the Southeast Asia, the relevance of people
agenda in managing transitional flow in East Asia. That’s the interest of Prof. Dr.
Chantana Wankaew.
Our next speaker, Dr. Buntoon Sethasirot. Right now he’s the commissioner in
the Energy Regulation Commission of Thailand. He has background in Biology,
Environmental Science, and PhD in Political Science. Actually he’s been lately working
in several of Reforms Committees in Thailand. The present position is the Prime
ª£¸²£ª±¡¡²¥¸h¡¢h¢µÈ the Prime Minister. He’s been a member in the Committee in Environmental Reform,
Minister Delivery Service Specialist, and the Deputy Director of the Political Office of
Law Reform, Sustainable Development Forestry, and Educational Council and several
other reforms bodies of this current government.
