Applications for the John Legge Prize for the Best Thesis in Asian Studies in 2024 are now open and will close on Friday 2 May 2025. The John Legge Prize is one of seven prize/grant schemes offered by the ASAA. This prize recognizes cutting edge research performed by postgraduates across our broad field of research. […]
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We are pleased to announce the six winners of the ASAA Event Grant. After reviewing a strong pool of applications, the Grant Committee is excited to support these outstanding projects. Congratulations to the following winners: Adam Zulawnik: Celebrating 60 years of the Treaty on Basic Relations between Japan and Korea Yeow Tong Chia: 60 Years Since
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Applications for the 2025 round of the ASAA Event Grant are now open and will close on 30 October 2024. Applications are open to ASAA members who wish to organise a workshop, symposium or conference that will be of interest and value to other ASAA members and the broader scholarly community to the value of
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The following elected positions on the ASAA Executive and Council fall vacant in January 2025, and are now open for nomination. The term of office is two years. To qualify for nomination, a person must be a current financial member of the ASAA, nominated by two current financial members of the ASAA, and consent to nomination on this form. Please note that aside from acknowledging receipt,
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Yamini Narayanan’s book, Mother Cow, Mother India: A Multispecies Politics of Dairy in India (Stanford University Press 2023) has been selected by the MCR Prize Committee as the winner of the 2024 ASAA Mid Career Researcher Book Prize. A/Prof. Yamini Narayanan is an ARC Future Fellow at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation.
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The Committee for the 2024 John Legge ASAA Thesis Prize has awarded the first prize to two researchers: To Alison Darby (ANU) for: Patriotic Marriage: Eugenics, Colonial Intimacy and the Politics of the Marital Family in the Japanese Empire, 1931–1945. And, to Phyu Phyu Oo (Griffith University) for: The Role of the State in Preventing and Responding
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