【比较乡村研究系列讲座·第2期】【新发展知识讲坛（总第148期）】资源依赖、公民互助与替代路径：基于印度尼西亚南苏拉威西省三个农村社群的比较研究
讲座题目：资源依赖、公民互助与替代路径：基于印度尼西亚南苏拉威西省三个农村社群的比较研究
主讲人：谢侃侃 北京大学外国语学院长聘副教授
主持人：唐丽霞 中国农业大学国际发展与全球农业学院副院长，人文与发展学院教授
讲座时间：2026年5月8日（星期五）10:30-12:00
讲座地点：中国农业大学（东校区）新图书馆7318室
讲座语言：中文
讲座内容：本次讲座跳出国际发展项目成效评估的传统框架，以印度尼西亚南苏拉威西省三个农村社群为研究对象，通过民族志研究方法，比较其中两个社群参与医疗类参与式发展项目的不同经验，并与未参与该项目的第三个社群形成对照，剖析政府关注程度、公民对政府过往表现的记忆对社区发展路径选择的影响，揭示资源依赖与公民互助的内在张力，探索乡村发展的多元替代路径，为全球南方国家乡村治理、参与式发展实践及我国乡村振兴与国际发展合作提供参考与借鉴。
主讲人简介：谢侃侃，北京大学外国语学院东南亚系长聘副教授、博士生导师。先后于2012年和2018年获得康奈尔大学亚洲研究硕士学位和加州大学伯克利分校东南亚研究博士学位。其研究与教学聚焦于广义“马来群岛”地区的历史与当代问题，包括但不限于左翼运动、殖民主义与去殖民化、民族与身份政治、农村发展与治理，以及冷战时期的中国与东南亚关系等。他长期在东南亚、西欧、北美等地进行档案搜集与实地调研，并熟练运用英语、印尼语、马来语、荷兰语等多种语言开展文本与民族志研究。其成果发表在《Journal of Southeast Asian Studies》、《The China Review》、《世界历史评论》、《南洋问题研究》、《东南亚研究》等国内外多个权威期刊，代表性著作包括主编《季风亚洲：全球视野下的跨印度洋文化网络》、编译《文莱诗选》，以及翻译《杀戮季节：1965——1966年印度尼西亚大屠杀历史》等。
Title: Resource Dependence, Civic Mutual Assistance, and Alternative Pathways: A Comparative Study of Three Rural Communities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Speaker: Xie Kankan, Tenured Associate Professor, School of Foreign Languages, Peking University
Moderator: Tang Lixia, Deputy Dean of CIDGA, Professor of COHD, CAU
Time: 10:30-12:00, Friday, May 8, 2026
Venue: Room 7318, New Library, East Campus of CAU
Language: Chinese
Synopsis: This lecture breaks away from the traditional framework for evaluating the effectiveness of international development projects. Taking three rural communities in South Sulawesi, Indonesia as the research objects, it uses ethnographic research methods to compare the different experiences of two of these communities in participating in medical-oriented participatory development projects, and contrasts them with the third community that did not participate in the project. It analyzes the impact of government attention and citizens' memories of the government's past performance on the choice of community development pathways, reveals the inherent tension between resource dependence and civic mutual assistance, explores diverse alternative pathways for rural development, and provides references and insights for rural governance, participatory development practices in Global South countries, as well as China's rural revitalization and international development cooperation.
Introduction to the Speaker: Xie Kankan is a Tenured Associate Professor and Doctoral Supervisor in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, School of Foreign Languages, Peking University. He obtained a Master's degree in Asian Studies from Cornell University in 2012 and a Doctoral degree in Southeast Asian Studies from the University of California, Berkeley in 2018. His research and teaching focus on the historical and contemporary issues of the broader "Malay Archipelago" (Nusantara), including but not limited to left-wing movements, colonialism and decolonization, ethnicity and identity politics, rural development and governance, and China-Southeast Asia relations during the Cold War. He has long conducted archival collection and field research in Southeast Asia, Western Europe, and North America, and is proficient in using multiple languages such as English, Indonesian, Malay, and Dutch to carry out textual and ethnographic research. His works have been published in many authoritative domestic and international journals, including 《Journal of Southeast Asian Studies》,《The China Review》,《World History Review》and so on.