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Ananeza Aban

Faculty of Political and Social Sciences > Department of Conflict and Development Studies

ORCID iD: 0009-0003-3389-3167

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Defending Southeast Asian Peoples' Civic Space, Democracy, and Human Rights

Junah Amor Delfinado, Ananeza Aban (UGent) and Movement for Alternatives and Solidarity in Southeast Asia

(2024) Convergence Space on Southeast Asian Peoples' Alternative Regionalism. In Proceedings p.1-77
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Closing remarks

Ananeza Aban (UGent)

(2024) Literature, labor movements and nationalism in Indonesia : the world experts lecture series featuring Max Lane. p.54-56
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Southeast Asian Grassroots Practices Towards an Alternative Peoples’ Regionalism

Junah Amor Delfinado, Rafael Vicente Dimalanta, Micah Hanah Mangahas and Ananeza Aban (UGent)

(2023) Convergence Space on Alternative Regionalism. In Proceedings p.1-55
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Women’s access to justice through legal aid clinics and paralegal formations : the association for development of women and legal empowerment

Angeli Fleur Nuque and Ananeza Aban (UGent)

(2023) Re-imagining post-pandemic societies : alternative practices across Southeast Asia. In Monograph series 2. p.143-162
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Addressing Gender-based Violence in Post-Independence Timor-Leste through Queer Solidarity

Ananeza Aban (UGent) and Angeli Fleur Nuque

(2023) Re-imagining post-pandemic societies : alternative practices across Southeast Asia. In Monograph series 2. p.163-184
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From the community, for the community : exploring the potential of Dakdae social enterprise in Laos

Ananeza Aban (UGent) and Julianne Agpalo

(2023) Re-imagining post-pandemic societies : alternative practices across Southeast Asia. In Monograph series 2. p.71-87
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25 years of IPRA : the indigenous peoples’ struggle continues

Vanessa Almeda, Jose Monfred Sy, Ananeza Aban (UGent) , Honey Tabiola, Ayta Mag-indi community in Porac, Pampanga, Talaandig indigenous women leaders of Maramag, Bukidnon and students from Lumad Bakwit School

(2023) In Discussion paper series
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Re-imagining post-pandemic societies : alternative practices across Southeast Asia

Eduardo C. Tadem, Benjamin B. Velasco, Jose Monfred C. Sy, Ananeza Aban (UGent) , Rafael Vicente V. Dimalanta, Honey B. Tabiola and Ryan Joseph C. Martinez

(2023) In Monograph series 2.