Weekly Meetings at 6:45 pm @Akamon General Research Bldg. 2F
週 1 回 6:45pm- @赤門総合研究棟 2 階

RSVP 連絡先: willbrehm@p.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Discussions will be led by Dr. Will Brehm
with special appearances from Prof. Yuto Kitamura
Will Brehm 氏 (香港大学比較教育学博士)
ディスカッションリーダー
北村友人准教授（東京大学大学院教育学研究科） 監修

The Education and Society Reading Group provides students anopportunity to read and discuss academic texts in English that will complement
education courses.
Each semester the reading group will focus on one theme with designated weeklyreadings.
The reading group is open to students at all academic levels and abilities.
If you want to join the group or have questions, please contact Will Brehm atwillbrehm@p.u-tokyo.ac.jp.

Will Brehm holds a PhD incomparative education from theUniversity of Hong Kong. He iscurrently a post-doctoral research
fellow, working with Prof. Kitamura.
香港大学比較教育学博士。現
在、日本学術振興会外国人特別研究員（教育学研究科北村友人准教授受入）、東京大学特別研究員として研究。

毎学期、教育に関わる１つのテーマを取り上げます。
参加者は週 1 回テーマに沿った英文テキストのリーディングと英語でのディスカッションへ参加し、学期を通してテーマへの理解を深めます。
参加者の学習レベルは問いません。英文テキストのリーディング、英語でのディスカッション、学期毎のテーマに関心のある学生であれば、誰でも参加できます。
参加を希望される方、質問は Will Brehm 氏までご連絡ください。

“ A survey of Contemporary Cambodia: History, Politics, and Society”
Week1 Friday, October 7 @Room A210 : From the Democratic Kampuchea to the Peoples Republic of Kampuchea
Week2 Monday, October 10 @Room A208: Towards a neoliberal Cambodia
Week3 Friday, October, 28 @Room A210: The confluence of business and politics
Week4 Wednesday, November 2 @Room A208: The meaning of Boeung Kak Lake
Week5 Tuesday, November 8 @Room A200: The social side of educational privatization
Syllabus and reading materials: http://www.willbrehm.com/teaching/education-and-society-reading-group/
Co-hosted by the Center for Excellence in School Education and the International Exchange Office, Graduate School of Education, UTokyo東京大学大学院教育学研究科附属学校教育高度化センター・東京大学大学院教育学研究科国際交流室 共催

Education & Society Reading GroupAutumn 1 Syllabus“A survey of Contemporary Cambodia: History, Politics, and Society”
For details: http://www.willbrehm.com/teaching/education-and-society-reading-group/a1-2016survey-of-cambodia/
Week 1: From the Democratic Kampuchea to the Peoples Republic of Kampuchea
Date: Friday, October 7 @ 6:45 pm
Location: Room A210
Reading: “The Gentle Land” by Michel Vickery
Week 2: Towards a neoliberal Cambodia
Date: Monday, October 10 @ 6:45 pm
Location: Room A208
Reading: “Violent accumulation: A postanarchist critique of property, dispossession, andthe state of exception in neoliberlizing Cambodia” by Simon Springer.
Week 3: The confluence of business and politics
Date: Friday, October, 28 @ 6:45 pm
Location: Room A210
Reading: “The institutionalization of Oknha: Cambodian Entrepreneurship at theinterface of business and politics” by Michiel Verver and Heidi Dahles
Week 4: The meaning of Boeung Kak LakeDate: Wednesday, November 2 @ 6:45pm
Location: Room A208.
Reading: “The whole world is watching: intimate geopolitics of forced eviction andwomen’s activism in Cambodia” by Katherine Brickell
Week 5: The social side of educational privatization
Date: Tuesday, November 8 @ 6:45 pm
Location: Room A200
Reading: “Hidden Privatization of public education in Cambodia: Equity implication ofprivate tutoring” by Will Brehm and Iveta Silova