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…
By NIAS Pres On Monday 16th, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand hosted a book launch and discussion of the book "Future Forward: the rise and fall of a Thai…
In October 2019, Adela from NIAS Press had the immense pleasure of talking to Pétur Mar Gudmundsson from Sigvaldi books, a specialised book service and bookstore in Iceland. According to…
'Can the movement he founded thrive in his absence?' asks Duncan McCargo in a painstakingly researched text published in Nikkei Asia this week. The piece is an adapted extract from…
This post is part of the series ‘Dogmeat Diaries’ by Ashley South. (Read the first entry here for an explanation about the title choice.) Dr Ashley South is an independent…
In this podcast, Martin Seeger from the University of Leeds joins Petra Desatova to talk about his recent book ‘Gender and the Path to Awakening: Hidden Histories of Nuns in…
In this letter from Ternate, Carol Ann Boshier explores one of the islands of the Indonesian Archipelago and reveals its connection to the Theory of Natural Selection Early one morning…
This post is part of the series ‘Dogmeat Diaries’ by Ashley South. (Read the first entry here for an explanation about the title choice.) Dr Ashley South is an independent author,…
After an energising summer break, all of us at NIAS Press are back to business! Read on to find out about the fantastic books that we have planned for this…
