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Constructing a Discourse of Resistance: Analyzing China’s Climate Change Narratives in English-Language News Media
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 discussion around climate change in China has undergone a notable transformation, moving from
Breaking Boundaries with Global China Studies: Reflections from Western Australia
As China’s influence spreads throughout the global landscape, including through economic initiatives and cultural diplomacy, the need for research beyond superficial observations is becoming more
Complexities of Post-Disaster Recovery: An Example from Thailand
The crisis of recovery Disaster management agencies around the world tend to have a strong focus on post-disaster response and emergency management, and after a
Interview with Dr Annie Wu, 2023 Postdoctoral Writing Grant Recipient
Congratulations on being awarded an ASAA 2023 Postdoctoral Writing Grant! Can you tell us a bit about your current research? My current research is a
‘Envisaging East Asia’: Hyun-ho Joo’s 2022 Wang Gungwu Prize-winning Article
Associate Professor Hyun-ho Joo is the winner of the Wang Gungwu Prize for the best Asian Studies Review article in 2022. In this piece, he
Excavating the History of ‘Asia’ in Global Politics: An Interview with Ahmad Rizky M. Umar
Congratulations on being awarded an ASAA 2023 Postdoctoral Writing Grant! Can you tell us a bit about your current research? I currently have three research
Asia, Imperative! Reflections on ASAA’s Report on the Study of Asia
Robin Jeffrey reflects on the new ASAA report, Australia’s Asia Education Imperative, co-authored by Melissa Crouch and Edward Aspinall. Professor Jeffrey was an editor-author of
Associate Professor Dirk Tomsa on Career Pathways in the Study of Asia
The Career Pathways in the Study of Asia series aims to help demystify potential career pathways for those engaged in the study of Asia, particularly
Part 3: Charting the Pathways to the First Ongoing Academic Appointment – Conversations with Two Early Career Researchers in Asian Studies
This is part 3 of a three-part blog post which follows a conversation between Dr Yu Tao, Dr Jess Kruk and Dr Felix Pal’s on
Part 2: Charting the Pathways to the First Ongoing Academic Appointment – Conversations with Two Early Career Researchers in Asian Studies
This is part 2 of a three-part blog post which follows a conversation between Dr Yu Tao, Dr Jess Kruk and Dr Felix Pals on
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