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Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Myanmar with Phyu Phyu Oo, John Legge Prize Winner 2024
Congratulations on being awarded the John Legge Prize 2024 for the Best Thesis in Asian Studies in Australia in 2023! Can you tell us a
Business Trip: Orientalism, Geopolitics, and Apple’s Thailand Stumble
For a company that prides itself on decades of advertising prowess, 2024 has been a bumpy year for the tech giant Apple. In May, the
More-Than-Human Becomings with Sophie Chao, Winner of the ECR Book Prize 2024
Congratulations on being awarded the ASAA Early Career Book Prize 2024! Can you tell us a bit about the book? What’s the topic explored, and
Everyday Politics in North Korea
This post is extracted from the introduction to a recent special issue, Everyday Politics in North Korea, published in the Asian Studies Review. The full introduction can be
Politics of the Marital Family in the Japanese Empire with Dr Alison Darby, John Legge Prize Winner 2024
Congratulations on being awarded the 2024 John Legge Prize for the Best Thesis in Asian Studies in Australia in 2023! Can you tell us a
Vanished Woman or Discovered Woman?: Social Media and Human Trafficking
The trafficking of women remains a critical concern worldwide. Recent reports indicate that approximately 800,000 individuals are trafficked across international borders annually, with women and
Celebrating Women’s Contributions to the ASAA: A Conclusion
Natasha Naidu is the Editor of Asian Currents, Assistant Editor of the Asian Studies Review, and Digital Officer of the Asian Studies Association of Australia.
No Royal Road: Urban Transportation, Capitalist Development, and Monarchy in Thailand
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
Virginia Matheson Hooker AM on what the ASAA has given me
Virginia Matheson Hooker AM is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Political & Social Change, College of Asia and the Pacific, at the Australian National
The Contribution of Enid Bishop to the ASAA and to Asian Librarianship
Enid Bishop (later Enid Gibson) was actively engaged in the establishment of the Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA) together with other luminaries of the
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