The Organisers of the ASAA 2026 Biennial Conference are thrilled to announce that Professor Elora Shehabuddin will be the keynote speaker. Professor Shehabuddin is Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies and Director of the Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh Studies at UC Berkeley. Professor Shehabuddin is currently the Vice President of the Association for Asian Studies […]
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The Call for Papers for the ASAA 26th Biennial Conference from 29 June – 2 July 2026 at Deakin Geelong Waterfront is now open! The conference theme is “Beyond Borders: Reimagining Asian societies in and across a Shifting World”. The deadline for submissions is November 7, 2025. Read more and submit your abstract here. Key dates:
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Submissions for abstracts and panel proposals are welcome for the 2024 LCNAU Eighth Biennial Colloquium. Hosted by the University of Sydney’s School of Languages and Cultures, the Languages and Cultures Network for Australian Universities (LCNAU) 2024 Colloquium will explore the theme, ‘Trans/Formation: research and education in languages and cultures’. LCNAU invites scholars, practitioners, early career
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The ASAA Council is inviting expressions of interest for the next Women in Asia Conference 2025. The Women in Asia conference is part of the Women’s Forum of the ASAA. The most recent conference Fashioning Gender in Asia was hosted by La Trobe University in 2021. Please contact the president Melissa Crouch if you are
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Early Bird registrations are now open for the ASAA Conference 2024 and will close soon on 29 February 2024. Click here to register now!
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India Update:‘ Translating South Asia’ with Booker Prize Winner Daisy Rockwell Friday 1 December 2023, 10am – 12pm AEDT In person at Hedley Bull Theatre 1, ANU Online at zoom Read more and register here South Asia remains a region of the world spruiked and bolstered on a global stage for its importance to trade,
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