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15 Nov 2024 | News

New publication: Opium of the People? Religious Politics in the Xi Jinping Era

Martin Lavička wrote a chapter in the new edited volume China under Xi Jinping: An Interdisciplinary Assessment, just published by Brill.
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13 Nov 2024 | News

New Publication: "The Paradoxical Development of Liberal Governance: International Adoption Policy and Professional Social Work in Authoritarian South Korea, 1953–1976”

Youngeun Koo has published an open-access article in the Journal of Social History on the history of the orphan registry and adoption law, exploring the emergence of modern governa...
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4 Nov 2024 | News

Korean translation of Global China as Method

A Korean translation of the book Global China as Method (co-authored by Nicholas Loubere and Ivan Franceschini) has been published.
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25 Oct 2024 | News

Congratulations to Astrid and Paul!

Who have both received RJ (Riksbankens Jubileumsfond) Sabbatical grants.
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15 Oct 2024 | News

Asia in Focus Issue no. 10 is out now!

The second issue since the Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies overtook publication, features another round of thought-provoking articles written by early career scholars.
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