The London School of Economics is currently recruiting for the position of Fellow (China Global South). The position is based in the Department of International Relations and will commence on 1 September 2023. The Fellowship is a fixed-term appointment for two years. The successful candidate should have a broad background in International Relations, with specialist […]
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The Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA) is seeking expressions of interest for the role of Editor-in-Chief (EIC) of the Association’s flagship journal, Asian Studies Review (ASR), starting in 2024. Details ASR is an interdisciplinary journal of contemporary and modern Asia. In recent years the standing of the journal in international rankings has reached all-time
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The University of Sydney is advertising an undergraduate scholarship to provide financial support to students whose studies relate to Southeast Asia. Benefits A recipient enrolled full-time will receive the scholarship valued at $8,500 per annum for up to a maximum of four years. A recipient approved to hold the scholarship while enrolled part-time will receive
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The Asia Research Institute at the National University of Singapore is currently recruiting for a full-time Research Fellow to join the project “Capitals of the Future: Place, Power, and Possibility in Southeast Asia”. The project seeks to understand the interaction between imaginations of the future, discourses of urban planning, and pathways of urban development. Interdisciplinary
Asian Currents is the flagship blog of the Asian Studies Association of Australia. Asian Currents publishes articles which are topical contributions by anyone on any matter pertaining to Asia, a country in Asia, Australia’s relationship with Asia / a country in Asia, Asian Studies, and/or Asian Studies in Australia. Anyone is welcome, and encouraged, to
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The ASAA has made changes to how you receive your copies of the Asian Studies Review (ASR) included in your membership. As before, you are still able to access the digital version of ASR by signing into the ASAA members portal. As a result of the vote taken at the last AGM, hardcopies are no
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