CURRICULUM
VITAE
Jeremy JAMMES
Universiti Brunei Darussalam
Institute of Asian Studies
E-mail: [email protected]
Jalan Tungku Link Gadong, BE1410
Negara Brunei Darussalam
+673 2463001 (ext. 2591)
Education and Position
2014-2017
2010-2014
2009
Associate Professor - Universiti Brunei Darussalam
Institute of Asian Studies (www.ias.ubd.edu.bn) – Co-editor ‘Asia in Transition’ Book Series
Deputy Director – Head of publications – Strategic Research adviser
Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia (IRASEC), Bangkok (www.irasec.com)
Post-Doc Research grant (Singer-Polignac Foundation, Vietnam, Cambodia)
2008-2009
Post-Doc Research Fellowship (French School of Asian Studies - EFEO, Phnom Penh)
2007-2009
Post-Doc Research Fellowships (Florence Gould Foundation - Center for Khmer Studies,
CKS, Siem Reap)
2007-2008
Assistant Professor, Southeast Asia Department
French National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisation (INALCO, Paris)
2007
Visiting Assistant Professor, History, Social Anthropology & methodology
Center for Khmer Studies (Siem Reap)
2003-2008
Part-time Researcher-Assistant Curator (Museum of quai Branly, Paris)
2003-2004
Assistant Professor, Southeast Asia Department
French National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisation (INALCO, Paris)
2000-2006
PhD in Social Anthropology and Sociology
(University Paris X Nanterre, summa cum laude)
Research Interests
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Anthropology of Religion, Political anthropology, linguistic studies (Viêt/Kinh, Êđê, Jơrai), Secularization,
Mission and Conversion Strategies (Catholicism, Evangelical Protestantism, New Religious Movements,
Reformed Buddhism, Caodaism, Theosophical Society, Redemptive Societies), Ethnic minorities policy,
Geopolitics. Vietnam, Cambodia, Southeast Asia, East Asia.
Academic Books
Works in progress
Jeremy Jammes & Chee-Kiong Tong (eds.), Reframing the South China Sea, Singapore:
Springer, “Asia in Transition” IAS/UBD Book Series, about 300 p. (for 2017)
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P. Bourdeaux & J. Jammes (eds.), Chrétiens évangéliques d’Asie du Sud-Est. Expériences
d’une ferveur conquérante [Southeast Asian Evangelicals: Conquering Fervor Narratives],
Rennes : Presses Universitaires de Rennes, about 300 p. (for 2016)
J. Jammes (trans. Nguyễn Nghị), Đạo Cao Đài tại Việt Nam và trên thế giới [Cao Đài
Religion in Vietnam and in the World], NxB Khoa học xã hội (Sociales Sciences Edition),
about 300 p. (for 2017)
J. Jammes (dir.), Jơrai-English-Vietnamese Dictionary, to submitted to NxB Giáo Dục, about
400 p. (for 2018)
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2014
J. Jammes, Les oracles du Cao Đài. Étude d’un mouvement religieux vietnamien et de ses
réseaux [Cao Đài Oracles. A Vietnamese Religious Movement and its Networks], Paris, Les
Indes savantes, 593 p.
2014
J. Jammes & François Robinne (eds.), L’Asie du Sud-Est 2014. Bilan, enjeux et perspectives
[Southeast Asia 2014: Regional Outlook], Paris, Les Indes savantes, 2014, 480 p.
2013
J. Jammes (ed.), L’Asie du Sud-Est 2013. Bilan, enjeux et perspectives [Southeast Asia
2013: Regional Outlook], Paris, Les Indes savantes, 2013, 430 p.
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2012
J. Jammes & Benoît de Tréglodé (eds.), L’Asie du Sud-Est 2012. Les événements majeurs
de l’année [Southeast Asia 2012: Major Events of the Year – Regional Outlook], Paris, Les
Indes savantes, 2012, 390 p.
2006
Ch. Hemmet with the collaboration of Y. Goudineau and J. Jammes, "Nous avons mangé la
forêt…" – Georges Condominas au Vietnam, exhibition catalogue, Arles, Actes Sud –
Museum of quai Branly, 2006, 149 p. [Vietnamese translation: Hanoi, Thế Giới, 2007]
Journal Special Issue editor
Work in progress
J. Jammes & Chris Harney (eds.), Tracing Western Esotericism Influences in Asia, Journal
Special issue (expected date of publication: 2017)
2013
P. Bourdeaux & J. Jammes (eds.), “Evangelical Protestantism and South-East Asian
societies”, Special issue, Social Compass 60 (4), p. 451-526
2010
P. Bourdeaux & J. Jammes (eds.), “Religions du Vietnam (XVIII -XXI s.). Ésotérisme
traditionnel et nouvel occultisme”, Péninsule, 60, 2010, 305 p.
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Selected Journal Articles & Book Chapters
Works in progress
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2011
J. Jammes & David Palmer, “Ethnic Identity and Transnational Religious Innovation in
Modern Vietnam: Conjugating Chinese Redemptive Societies and French Occultism in the
Cao Dai Religion”, 10,000 words (expected date of publication: 2017).
J. Jammes, “Caodaism in Times of War: Spirits of Struggle and Struggle of Spirits”,
SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia, 2016, 10,000 words (manuscript
approved & in production).
J. Jammes, “A moral economy in motion. Dynamic and limit of a Pentecostal alternative
society in Cambodia”, in Juliette Koning & Gwenael Njoto-Feillard (eds.), Emerging Moral
Economy in Southeast Asia, about 30 p. (expected date of publication: 2016)
J. Jammes & David Palmer, “Translingual Practice in a Cao Dai Scripture: Converting
Daoist alchemy and Chinese millenarianism into French Occultism”, in Philip Clart & David
Ownby (eds.), Text and Context: Redemptive Societies and Religious Movements in
Modern and Contemporary China, Oxford: Oxford university Press, about 30 p. (2016)
J. Jammes & Eric Mottet, “Vietnam over South China Sea: Geopolitics of Nation-State and
domestic resistance”, in J. Jammes & Chee-Kiong Tong (eds.), Reframing the South China
Sea, Singapore: Springer (expected date of publication: 2017)
J. Jammes & Paul Sorrentino, “Géopolitique des religions au Viêt Nam” [Geopolitics of
religions in Vietnam], Hérodote, No. 157, p. 112-25.
J. Jammes, “Cao Đài, Caodaism”, in Jesudas Athyal (ed.), Religion in Southeast Asia: An
Encyclopaedia, Santa Barbara, ABC-CLIO, 2015, 500 words.
J. Jammes & P. Bourdeaux), “Introduction”, “Evangelical Protestantism in Southeast Asia”,
Special Issue, Social Compass, 60 (4), Dec., p. 451-457
J. Jammes, “Cao Triều Phát (1889-1956), religious, military and political leader”, in Leo
Suryadinata (ed.), A Biographical Dictionary on Prominent Personalities of Chinese Descent
in Southeast Asia, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Center-ISEAS, p. 54-57
J. Jammes & Jayne Werner, “Caodaist Texts”, in George Dutton, Jayne Werner & John
Whitmore (eds.), Sources of Vietnamese Tradition, New York: Columbia University Press,
Sources of Asian Tradition series, p. 75-80
“Cao Đai giáo, mạng lưới và tính đa dạng” [Caodaism, Networks and Plurality], in Nguyễn
Hồng Dương & Philippe Hoffmann (eds.), Đa dạng tôn giáo: so sánh Pháp-Việt Nam
[Religious pluralism: French-Vietnamese comparison], Hanoi, Văn hóa thông tin và Viện văn
hóa, p. 244-252
“Cao Đài” & “Hòa Hảo”, in Wade Clark Roof & Mark Juergensmeyer (eds.), Encyclopaedia of
Global Religion, Santa Barbara, University of California, SAGE Publications, p. 183 & 527528
2010
J. Jammes, “Divination and Politics and Religious Networks in Southern Vietnam: from the
"Temple of the Three Doctrines" (Tam Tông Miếu) to Caodaism”, Social Compass, 57 (3), p.
357-371
2009
J. Jammes, “Caodaism and its global networks: An ethnological approach of a Vietnamese
religious movement in Vietnam, Cambodia and Overseas”, Moussons, p. 339-358
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