Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies

The Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology

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Study Asia in Lund!

Find out more about our Master's Programme in Asian Studies and our free standing courses

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the foremost library of its kind in Sweden

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The Centre

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Information for students admitted to our MSc in Asian Studies programme

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Courses open for late applications!

Read more about the courses here and remember that late applications are processed in order of date so the sooner you apply the better!

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News

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8 Aug 2022 | News

New publication on Global China

Nicholas Loubere has co-authored a short book titled Global China as Method, published by Cambridge University Press’s Elements in Global China series.

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4 Aug 2022 | News

Kinas Silkevejsinitiativ – udfordringer, uvished og udholdenhed

China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Challenges, uncertainties, and resilience

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23 May 2022 | News

How the invasion of Ukraine could change the global map

Paul O'Shea has written a new article on the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine for disputed territories around the world.

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28 Apr 2022 | News

New article: (Mis)using and International Relations theory to explain the war in Ukraine

Paul O'Shea has written an article on how international relations theory is being misused to explain the war in Ukraine.

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25 Mar 2022 | News

New publication on food safety after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Paul O'Shea has co-authored an article on the communication of food safety risk in the aftermath of the Fukushima disaster (2011-2020).