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AAS 2021 Giveaway

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Post published:March 8, 2021
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AAS 2021 conference and giveaway From the 22nd until the 26th of March you will be able to find our virtual booth at the ASS conference. Besides presentations, talks, and…

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Living Kinship and Fearing Spirits in Laos with Rosalie Stolz

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Post published:March 8, 2021
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A new podcast about a NIAS Press book is out! Rosalie Stolz, author of "Living Kinship and Fearing Spirits: Sociality among the Khmu of Nothern Laos" joined us in a…

On the detention of Sean Turnell

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Post published:February 10, 2021
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We are extremely concerned to learn that NIAS author Sean Turnell, an economist at Macquarie University and an advisor to the Myanmar government, has been detained in the country. Professor…

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State, Religion and the South China Sea with Edyta Roszko

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Post published:January 20, 2021
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New podcast published about a NIAS Press book! Edyta Roszko is the author of "Fishers, Monks and Cadres: Navigating State, Religion and the South China Sea in Central Vietnam". "In…

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“Nation, City, Arena: Sports Events, Nation Building and City Politics in Indonesia”

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Post published:January 18, 2021
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NIAS Press is delighted to have recently published Friederike Trotier's book "Nation, City, Arena: Sports Events, Nation Building and City Politics in Indonesia". This book is the first comprehensive study…

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Photographing Laos with Martin Stuart-Fox

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Post published:January 11, 2021
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Fifty years ago, the Vietnam War was still raging and had spread into neighbouring Laos and Cambodia. One of the Western journalists reporting on the conflict on the ground was…

Dogmeat Diaries 9: Down the Tanintharyi River

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Post published:December 15, 2020
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This post is part of the series ‘Dogmeat Diaries’ by Ashley South and is adapted from an article first published in The Irrawaddy (11-1-2017). Read the first entry here for…

Winter sale

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Post published:December 7, 2020
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Dogmeat Diaries 8: From Fearing Army to Fearing Thieves: Karen Communities along the Sittaung River

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Post published:December 4, 2020
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This post is part of the series ‘Dogmeat Diaries’ by Ashley South and is adapted from an article first published in Tea Circles (5-5-2017), reprinted in The Irrawaddy (10-5-2017). Read…

Thai Military Power: A Critical Juncture Approaching?

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Post published:November 27, 2020
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In this post, Gregory V. Raymond writes about the latest development of the Thai's monarchy role in politics, and the shifting relationship between the monarchy, the military, the people and…