Asian Studies Review

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This account is not actively managed. Official publication of the Asian Studies Association of Australia. 2020 Impact Factor: 1.761 (0.8 in 2019)

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Asian Studies Review @AsianStudiesRev Mar 7, 2025

The Wang Gungwu Prize for the best article in @AsianStudiesRev in 2024 has been awarded to Associate Professor Jenny Munro for her article ‘West Papuan ‘Housewives’ with HIV: Gender, Marriage and Inequality in Indonesia’

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asaa.asn.au Wang Gungwu Prize for 2024 - Asian Studies Association of Australia A panel of judges was recently appointed to select the winner of the Wang Gungwu Prize for the best article in Asian Studies Review (ASR) for 2024. The panel has now decided on the winner. The...

Asian Studies Review @AsianStudiesRev Dec 18, 2024

Just published ‼️ Kyuwon Kang, Daniel Connolly and Andrew Eungi Kim on 'The Paradoxical State: The Political Economy of Multidimensional Gender Inequality in Korea'

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www.tandfonline.com The Paradoxical State: The Political Economy of Multidimensional Gender Inequality in Korea Why do Korean women, who live in one of the most technologically and economically dynamic countries in the world, lag so far behind men in most important aspects of social life? Conventional answer...

Asian Studies Review @AsianStudiesRev Dec 17, 2024

Read now in Asian Studies Review: Pavin Chachavalpongpun on 'Long Live Patriarchy! The Thai Monarchy’s Position on Gender Equality and Justice'

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www.tandfonline.com Long Live Patriarchy! The Thai Monarchy’s Position on Gender Equality and Justice The Thai monarchy’s dialectical relationship with democracy was placed under the spotlight during the youth-led protests in Thailand in 2020/21. Among many agendas, the protesters challenged the mi...

Asian Studies Review @AsianStudiesRev Dec 16, 2024

Just published 🚨 Hannah Gould on 'Becoming a Bone Buddha: Fragmenting and Remaking Death Rites in Contemporary Japan'

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www.tandfonline.com Becoming a Bone Buddha: Fragmenting and Remaking Death Rites in Contemporary Japan Within a contemporary Japan described as socially atomised and secular, inter-generational Buddhist systems of care for the dead and their remains have become increasingly unstable. In their place,...

Asian Studies Review @AsianStudiesRev Dec 16, 2024

Just published in Asian Studies Review: Yusung Kim on 'The Politics of Displays: Science and Technology Exhibitions in Cold War Japan'

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www.tandfonline.com The Politics of Displays: Science and Technology Exhibitions in Cold War Japan This article investigates how science and technology, especially nuclear energy and space travel, materialised as concrete things and were embedded into everyday life through exhibitions and three-...