What does civil society look like in Indonesia and Cambodia, and who are civil society elites? In this podcast episode of the Nordic Asia Podcast, editors of "Civil Society Elites.…
Why is Malaysia in need of electoral reform? How can we explain recent changes including the anti-party hopping law and the successful UNDI18 campaign to lower the voting age? And…
Annuska Derks, co-editor of Fragrant Frontier: Global Spice Entanglements from the Sino-Vietnamese Uplands, has spearheaded the production of two magnificent videos promising interesting and important material on upland ethnic minority…
A new podcast interview with Judith Beyer is out! NIAS Press author Judith Beyer joined Postdoctoral Researcher Mai Van Tran in a conversation on her latest book Rethinking Community in…
When in January 1993, a bearded New Zealander walked through the doors of the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS) at Leifsgade, no one could have imagined that publishing history…
Four exciting publications are in our pipeline for the upcoming year. Take a look below to see what it's all about and sign up for the NIAS Newsletter to be…
Where do the spices we find in our kitchen cabinets come from? What can we learn from tracing spices and their commodities and how does their trade impact the livelihoods…
We're pleased to share our nominations for the ICAS 2023 Book Prize in Social Sciences, English Edition. About the ICAS 2023 Book Prize: The ICAS Book Prize (IBP) was established…
Are you attending the 7th International Conference on Lao Studies from 15 - 17 Nov 22? As one of the main publishers on Lao studies collections, we've put together a…
On Oct 26- 29th 2022 an international symposium on Jin Ping Mei, the famous late 16th century Chinese novel, took place in Copenhagen. Organised by Vibeke Børdahl (NIAS) and Søren…
