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Pranks as Academic Ethos and Intercultural Legal Dialogue from the Domestic: A Conclusion
Natasha Naidu is a PhD Candidate and Research Associate at the UNSW Faculty of Law and Justice. In this post, she brings the intercultural legal
New Perspectives on Chinese Cultural Diplomacy with Minglei Wang, John Legge Prize Honourable Mention 2025
Congratulations on your honourable mention for the John Legge Prize 2025! Can you tell us a bit about your thesis? What is the topic it
Re-Imagining Education as a Practice of Freedom: Reflections on Being an Academic in Sri Lanka with Shanil Wijesinha
Shanil is a PhD Candidate and Teaching Fellow at UNSW Law & Justice and a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, Sri
Minerva Inwald: ASAA Oral History Project
Minerva traces her journey in Asian Studies back to her childhood in Sydney in the 1990s, when her mother insisted she learn Chinese and enrolled
Experiments, Enculturation and Excitement: Encounters with Indian Legal Education with Aman
Aman is a PhD Candidate and Teaching Fellow at UNSW Law & Justice and an Associate Professor of Legal Practice (on leave) at Jindal Global
“Seeing How Law Operates in Real Life”: Intercultural Legal Dialogue with Tirtawening
Tirtawening is a PhD candidate at the UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice and a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia. In this
“A Small Act of Kindness in a Classroom”: Intercultural Legal Dialogue with Vinitika Vij
Vinitika Vij is an Assistant Professor at Jindal Global Law School (OP Jindal Global University) and a PhD candidate at UNSW Faculty of Law &
“Not Always a Smooth Fit”: Intercultural Legal Dialogue with Jessica Marpaung
Jessica Marpaung is an academic and Head of the International Law Department at Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH), Jakarta. She has over 10 years teaching experience
Liam Prince: ASAA Oral History Project
Liam traces his journey in Asian Studies to a childhood spent in Kathmandu, where his parents worked in international development, and he attended an international
“Socially Responsive Legal Education”: Intercultural Legal Dialogue with Md Abdur Razzak
Md Abdur Razzak is an Assistant Professor of Law at Jagannath University in Bangladesh and PhD candidate at UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice. In
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