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Applications for ASAA Top Up Funding: Subregional Keynote Speakers, ASAA Conference 2024 

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At each ASAA conference, a panel session is usually set aside specifically for subregional council keynote speakers (held concurrently). These are organised at the initiative of the subregional council. The ASAA has a limited amount of funds available specifically for subregional councils who require top up funding. Please note we will not be able to […]

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Closing Soon: Call for Papers for 25th Biennial ASAA Conference 2024

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The Call for Papers for the 25th Biennial ASAA Conference 2024 is closing soon, on 30 October! Click here to submit your abstract. Call for Papers Details ASAA 2024 invites submissions for (1) individual papers, (2) panel proposals, (3) posters, and (4) alternative formats. Both onsite and online presentations are available, however panels should be

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Building Bridges: Connecting the ASAA and JSAA to Expand Postgraduate Networks

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On June 20th, 2023, the Postgraduate Student Liaisons of the Asian Studies Association of Australia and the Japanese Studies Association of Australia organized an online networking event for postgraduate students in Japanese and Asian Studies. The event, named ‘Building Bridges,’ aimed to foster new connections and research collaborations among postgraduate students in the field. With

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ASAA members report on Asian studies roundtable.

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ASAA members are invited to join a meeting: ASAA members report on Asian studies roundtable. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Every 10-20 years, the Asian Studies Association of Australia has undertaken a report on the state of Asian studies in Australia and made recommendations to influence government support

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