Timo Duile, Dr. habil.
Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Abteilung für Südostasienwissenschaft Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn.
Nr. 174/175 (2025) Artikel Article 1–18 {:de}Talking Regions and Relations: Dialogues on Palestine/Israel with/in Asiavon by Stephan Milich, Max Arne Kramer, Timo Duile, Claudia Derichsund and Mirjam Lücking
Vorveröffentlichung Preprint - Nr. 174/175 (2025)
Debatten & Perspectiven Essay & Perspectives 108–25 {:de}Talking Regions and Relations: Dialogues on Palestine/Israel with/in AsiaAbstract: The war in Gaza and the preceding Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, have been discussed in different contexts in Europe and Asia. The situation in the Middle East is accompanied by strong emotional reactions across the globe. While the discussions in Europe—and especially Germany—often stress the 7th October attack as the main cause …von by Stephan Milich, Max Arne Kramer, Timo Duile, Claudia Derichsund and Mirjam Lücking 
Nr. 168/169 (2023) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 173–78 {:en}What Does “Critical” Mean in Critical Area/Development Studies?In 2021, Martina Padmanaban, Samia Dinkelaker, Maraike Hoffmann, Dimas Laksama, Siti Maimunah, Elena Rudakova, Enid Still, and Friederike Trotier published a “minifesto” on Principles of Critical Development Studies in ASIEN 160/161. Unlike a manifesto, which would be based on a grand theory, the minifesto aimed at presenting “a collection of small but significant ideas” (Padmanaban …von by Timo Duile
Nr. 160/161 (2021) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 206–209 {:en}SpEAking: Language Skills as a Key for Contemporary Research on Southeast AsiaIn order to connect language learning and other classes and to enhance the quality of language classes, the SpEAking project at the Department for Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Bonn consists of four parts: digitalization of language learning materials, eTandems in cooperation with Universities in Southeast Asia, a module which combines Thai classes …von by Timo Duile, Kristina Großmann, Adriani Nangoy, Xuang Hang Nguyenund and Oliver Pye