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July 2025

Charting the Shape of Southeast Asian Studies: Honouring the Legacy of Anthony Reid

/ / Asian studies, Southeast Asia

The passing of Anthony (Tony) Reid is a profound loss – not only for historians, but also for intellectuals, students, and all who admired his work across disciplines. Internationally, Tony built a remarkable career anchored in Asia, particularly in Southeast Asia, with deep engagements in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. His role in shaping the field […]

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‘Too Unattached’: Literary Representations of Singleness and Gendered Aloneness in Urban India

/ / Asian Studies Review

This post is based on a recent article published in the Asian Studies Review. The article can be read here and is currently available open access to all readers. The number of single people in India is on the rise over the past years, a development attributed to increasing educational opportunities and falling adolescent marriage rates as well

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