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Curriculum Vitae

Jeffrey Hadler
DSSEAS, 7233 Dwinelle Hall 355B
U.C. Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-2520

phone (510) 642-8538
fax (510) 643-2959
e-mail hadler@berkeley.edu

 

Education
BA 1990 Yale University, Comparative Literature and Southeast Asian Studies
MA 1994 Cornell University, Southeast Asian History
PhD 2000 Cornell University, Southeast Asian History

Prior Employment
Before coming to Berkeley in 2001 Jeff Hadler taught for one year at the State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah in Jakarta, Indonesia, 2000-2001.

Selected Publications

book

• Co-editor, Indonesia in the Soeharto Years, Jakarta: Lontar Foundation, 2005.

articles

• "An Historiography of Violence and the Secular State in
  Indonesia," Journal of Asian Studies, forthcoming.
• "Translations of Antisemitism: Jews, the Chinese, and Violence in
  Colonial and Postcolonial Indonesia," Indonesia and the Malay
  World 32.94, November 2004, pp. 291-313.
• "Hamka, Antara Bayang-bayang Bung Haji Rasul dan Kungkungan Adat
  Minangkabau," Panjimas 1.19 (Jakarta), October 2003.
• "Rusli Amran and the Rewriting of Minangkabau History,"
  Kyoto Review of Southest Asia 3, March 2003.
• "Home, Fatherhood, Succession: Three Generations of Amrullahs in
  20th Century Indonesia," Indonesia 65 (April 1998), pp.
  122-154.
• "Remus Orthography: The History of the Representation of the
  African-American Voice," Journal of Folklore Research 35.2
  (August 1998), pp. 99-126.
• "Membongkar Minangkabau," Genta Budaya 1.1 (1995),
  pp. 60-77.

Selected Honors and Fellowships

• 2005-06, U.C. Berkeley Humanities Research Fellowship.
• 2003-04, Townsend Center Fellow.
• 2003-04, Freeman Grant to revamp the undergraduate curriculum in
  Southeast Asian Studies, new courses offered in 2004-2005.
• summer 2003,UC Berkeley Mellon Library/Faculty Fellow for
  Undergraduate Research.
• 2002-03, Co-Principal Investigator for Pac Rim funded project:
  "Developing a Digital Research Infrastructure for Southeast Asia,"
  initial workshop held in Siem Reap, Cambodia, in January 2003.
• 1999-2000, Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Grant, "Translations of
  Antisemitism: Jews and Violence in Indonesia."
• 1997-98, Charlotte W. Newcombe Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson
  Foundation.
• 1994-96, Fulbright Doctoral Research Award,
• SSRC International Dissertation Fellowship to conduct research in
  Indonesia (West Sumatra, Jakarta, and Yogyakarta) and the
  Netherlands.

Courses Regularly Offered

undergraduate

• SEASIAN 10B Introduction to the Peoples and Cultures of Island Southeast Asia
• SEASIAN 137 Islam and Society in Southeast Asia
• SEASIAN 138 Cultures, Texts, and Politics in Southeast Asia
• SSEASN 120 various seminars

graduate

• SSEASN 250
  • Indonesia-Theories and Histories
  • Islam in Southeast Asia, Southeast Asian History and Historiography
• SSEASN 294 Departmental Methodology Seminar
  

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