RMIT University and QUT University with sponsorship from Deakin University and Curtin University RMIT University, 124 La Trobe St, Melbourne, VIC 27-28 May 2020 Organised by RMIT and QUT universities with sponsorship from Deakin and Curtin Universities, the 18th CIRC…
Category: Announcements
National Parliamentary Fellowship Program China 2019
The National Parliamentary Fellowship Program, funded through the Australia China Council and The Australian National University, aims to identify and foster the development of a new generation of leaders, promoting investment in Australian bilateral relationships. The program offers 2-3 month…
Australian Historical Association Book and other Prizes
Prizes and awards are being offered by the Australian Historical Association (AHA) in 2019–2020. The AHA offers four biennial and three annual prizes, which range from awards for postgraduates and support for early-career research projects through to a thesis prize, biography award and first book…
Conference: Re-Worlding Chinese Transnationalisms symposium – Call for Papers
University of Technology Sydney and the University of Melbourne The University of Melbourne June 2 – June 4, 2020 Co-convened by A/Prof Fran Martin (Cultural Studies, University of Melbourne) and Prof Wanning Sun (Media and Communication Studies, University of Technology…
CSAA submission to DFAT’s new National Foundation for Australia-China Relations
CSAA Council On behalf of the CSAA Council, Professor Louise Edward prepared a submission to DFAT’s new National Foundation for Australia-China Relations. The submission was subsequently lodged. A PDF version of the paper can be downloaded from here:
Conference Podcasts
Author Meets Critics Professor Ge Zhaoguang （葛兆光）introduced his new books 《何为中国？》（”What is China?”） and 《历史中国的内与外》（The “interior” and the “exterior” in historical China） and answered questions at the Author Meets Critics session of the 16th Biennial Conference of the Chinese Studies…
Asian Studies Association of Australia 2020 Conference Call for Papers
Organised by an interdisciplinary committee, the ASAA 2020 conference is open to scholars, students and community members with an interest in Asia. The conference will be held at and sponsored by the University of Melbourne from 6-9 July 2020. The…
Indigenising International Law in the Early 20th Century Sino-Tibetan Borderlands
China Studies Centre, the University of Sydney Thursday, 9 May 2019 from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm (AEST)Seminar Room 342, New Law School Building Annex, The University of Sydney Register: http://bit.ly/ScottRelyea9May In 1864, the translated pages of 萬國公法 wanguo gongfa…
2019 Visiting Program for Young Sinologists
The Visiting Program for Young Sinologists aims to build a platform to support overseas young sinologists in carrying out Chinese studies, to provide convenient and substantial assistance for their academic research, to support their exchanges and collaborative research projects with…
Research Brief No. 16 – Neither Panacea nor Toxin: Chinese Dam Building in Africa
Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies, The University of Melbourne Large dams have been built across the world for hydropower, irrigation and urban water supply. In developing countries, they are mostly owned by governments and supported by loans from international lenders…