分类： 未分类

• 密码保护：Japanese Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Tonan Ajia Kekyu

  2022年10月27日

• 2022 年前九个月柬埔寨自行车出口利润近7亿美元
  记者近日从柬埔寨海关和税务总局处了解到，柬埔寨制造业持续回暖，2022年前九个月柬埔寨自行车出口利润近7亿美元。
  柬埔寨生产的自行车主要出口到美国、英国、欧盟、加拿大、东盟、日本、中国和韩国。据了解，柬埔寨自行车出口增长的原因是疫情改善，对运动自行车需求的增加以及政府和相关机构的推广。
  在自行车出口方面，柬埔寨在东盟排名第一，在世界排名第五，仅次于中国、台湾、荷兰和德国。

  2022年10月25日

• 据在西班牙市场进行的一项调查结果显示，该国87%从18-64岁的人口喝咖啡和70%人口每日都喝咖啡。越南驻西班牙商务处认为，企业对该潜在市场出口咖啡产品的潜力仍巨大。
  为了促进咖啡乃至农产品对西班牙市场出口可持续发展，商务处认为各地方和行业协会需同商务处配合举行线上和线下座谈会，旨在向当地企业和两国各行业协会推介实施《越南与欧盟自由贸易协定》中的潜在合作商机。
  此外，需组织包括越南各进口商、分销商和大超市代表在内的代表团赴西班牙，同该国各地方和伙伴进行对接和直接进行贸易交流。各地方和协会向商务处提供各家企业和其优势出口产品相关信息，从而商务处能在各投资和贸易促进活动上有效开展贸促活动。
  商务处还要求各家生产和出口企业注重产品质量和出口产品品牌。此外，商务处还建议越南有关部门与商务处配合促进举行两国政府间经贸和投资合作委员会第一次会议等。

  2022年10月24日

• 密码保护：Southeast Asian photographic collections of the École française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO) online
  From 1933, the EFEO engaged the services of a professional photographer, Jean Manikus, assisted by Nguyen Huu Tho, who created a photographic service that worked until 1959, resulting in the important heritage collections of the EFEO. When, under the pressure of political events, the EFEO had to move its headquarters from Hanoi to Saigon in September 1954, a copy of the photographic collection was sent to Paris where the headquarters of the School were eventually installed in 1961. The EFEO library in Paris was thus created, taking over from that of Hanoi.
  Today, more than 180,000 photographic items are kept at the library in Paris. The media, reflecting the evolution of photographic techniques, are different in nature: glass plates with silver gelatino-bromide; negatives; slides; silver prints and colors; digital photos. The themes illustrate the richness of the disciplines researched at the EFEO: architecture, archeology, epigraphy, ethnography, art history etc. Because of the history of the School and its missions, Cambodia and Vietnam are particularly well represented in the collections and, to a lesser extent, Laos and Thailand.
  These photographs attract major academic interest, complementing historical mission reports and publications in periodicals. In 2002, a digitization campaign was initiated in order to ensure the conservation of photographs and to disseminate the digitized photos to the academic community and the general public.
  The content of the website (text, graphics etc.) is protected by legislation on intellectual property. Any reproduction, total or partial reproduction, any use, any adjustment or modification by any means and by any person without the permission of the EFEO is strictly prohibited.

  2022年10月23日

• 密码保护：Tribal Music of Asia

  2022年10月22日

• the Southeast Asia Library Group (SEALG) Newsletters

  2022年10月20日

• 密码保护：Southeast Asia collections – The British Library

  2022年10月20日

• 密码保护：The Southeast Asia Digital Library (SEADL)

  2022年10月20日

• 密码保护：DREAMSEA – Digitising Manuscripts Safeguarding Cultural Diversity

  2022年10月19日

• In the decades of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, much of Southeast Asia was under Western colonial dominance. Most of the region was divided among the British, French, Dutch, Spanish, and American powers, supplanted by a brief period of Japanese influence following the outbreak of World War II in Europe and the Pacific. The post-war era witnessed a series of revolutions as local leaders looked to regain independence from colonial powers. Decolonisation efforts and movements spread throughout the region, leaving the newly independent states in charge of their own political, economic, and social pathways for the first time in decades.
  The Southeast Asian Newspapers, an Open Access collection supported by the Center for Research Libraries and its member institutions, chronicles the changes that took place throughout the region during this period, and the challenges of early statehood. Covering several countries from the region, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar (formerly Burma), Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, and featuring multiple languages such as Dutch, English, French, Javanese, Khmer, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese, the Southeast Asian Newspapers collection incorporates a wealth of coverage and perspectives on major regional and global events of the late nineteenth and twetieth centuries.
  To date, altogether 129 newspaper titles with a total of 67,762 issues dating from between 1839 to 1976 have been included: 57 from the Philippines, 37 from Vietnam, 24 from Indonesia, 5 from Thailand, 3 from Malaysia, 1 from Cambodia and 1 from Myanmar. Among the earliest printed newspapers in the collection are Tranh đ̂áu, a newspaper in Vietnamese language published in Saigon (33 issues from between 1839 to 1938, with gaps), and Nangsư̄ čhotmāihēt (หนังสือจดหมายเหตุ – Bangkok Recorder), a Thai newspaper published in Bangkok (11 issues from 1844 to 1845).
  The online collection provides free access to the fully digitised issues of the newspapers (altogether 463,246 pages). Search functions by newspaper title, free word search, date and map help locate information easily. One additional feature is “On this date in history”, which presents randomly selected articles from various newspapers published in different countries on the date in history of the visit of this collection.

  2022年10月19日