14 ago 2020
Junko Habu On What Food Insecurity in Pre-Modern Japan Can Teach Us About Sustainability
15 minutes
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TransAsia & the World
East Asia Now
Explore Asian and transnational history through interviews with scholars. Established and early-career scholars discuss historical questions, scholarship, and contemporary issues with University of Wisconsin-Madison’s team of grad student editors
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30 jul 2020
Jean-Pierre Cabestan, "China Tomorrow: Democracy Or Dictatorship?"
47 minutes
14 jul 2020
Toshihiro Nakayama, "How Japan Handled the ‘Trump Shock’ and learned to Live with it"
52 minutes
14 jul 2020
Toshihiro Nakayama, "How Japan Handled the ‘Trump Shock’ and learned to Live with it"
52 minutes
3 jul 2020
TransAsia and the World is now East Asia Now
20 jun 2019
Justin Tse on Asian American Religion
26 minutes
6 jun 2019
Joseph Ho on Missionary Photography in Republican China
32 minutes
6 jun 2019
Missionary Photography in Republican China
32 minutes
22 may 2019
Kathleen Gutierrez on the Politics of Nomenclature in the Philippines
35 minutes
8 may 2019
Tom Mullaney on the History of Science and Technology
39 minutes
29 nov 2018
Lin Li on The Transnational Redress Movement
40 minutes
15 nov 2018
Madihah Akhter on the Muslim Matriarchies of India
44 minutes
30 oct 2018
Sarah Mellors on Birth Control in China
33 minutes
16 oct 2018
Ayako Kano on Gender, the Largest Category of Human Experience
44 minutes
3 oct 2018
William Noseworthy on State-Sponsored Violence in Cambodia & Indonesia
44 minutes
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