The military coup in Myanmar is a significant setback for reform in Myanmar. The ASAA and its members value their close collaborations with a wide range of institutions, universities, academics, students and civil society in Myanmar. We express our deep concern for the safety and well-being of the people of Myanmar who are seeking an […]
ASAA statement on military coup in Myanmar Read More »
The Association for Asian Studies presents a webinar to commemorate the legacy of Mark McLelland. Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:00-8:30pm Eastern Time Co-sponsored by Japanese Studies Association of Australia Consulting organizers: Vera Mackie and James Welker Mark McLelland (1966-2020) was a pioneering scholar, whose work served as an inspiration to so many people in various
Queering Our Worlds: A Tribute to Mark McLelland Read More »
In recent months, the issue of cuts to language programs at Australian universities has received significant media attention. We have collated below some of these articles. Please contact ASAA if you know of other articles that should be featured here. We’ve also included links to petitions circulating on this issue, and articles on our Asian
Language studies crisis – a national conversation Read More »
The Asian Studies Association invites you to a forum to discuss the future of Asian Studies in Australian universities. Over the last two decades, policy settings and long-term trends in the university sector have placed pressure on Asian studies, undermining the study and teaching of some Asian languages and fields of study, while encouraging others.
Two online events for late-candidature PhD students and ECRs offered by the Asian Studies Association of Australia & Association of Mainland Southeast Asia Scholars
Upcoming Online Events: Publishing a first book on Southeast Asia Read More »
The Asian Studies Association of Australia notes recent reports of attacks and intimidation directed against people of Asian backgrounds in Australia in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the attribution of blame by some people to Chinese and, by extension, all Asian people for the virus. This blaming of people of Asian background for
ASAA Statement on recent racist attacks in Australia – a message from the ASAA Executive Read More »
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