Annuska Derks and Jean-François Rousseau with the Nordic Asia Podcast
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 of ethnic minority farmers in the Sino- Vietnamese uplands? Annuska Derks and Jea …
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NIAS Press Books on Laos
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 selection of all our works on the Southeast Asian country. Organised by the Alfred Dea …
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#Insights into the publishing business
This week, our dear friend and former colleague Marie Yoshida stopped by our office to pick up her hardcopies of ‘Community Still Matters’. The book is our latest addition to the NIAS Press catalogue, and explores with twenty essays multiple aspects of …
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New Titles in 2022
For the second half of 2022, we’ve got 6 new books in the making. To keep you informed, we’ve put together this outlook for our upcoming publications. Previous Next June 2022 Community Still Matters.Uyghur Culture and Society in Central Asian Context e …
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Recent NIAS Press Books on Thai Studies
For visitors in Thailand or other parts of Southeast Asia, you can also find our the books with our partners in Chiang Mai, Silkworm. Click here
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Interview with Bertil Lintner
NIAS Press Lunch Interview with Bertil Lintner and Postdoctoral researcher at NIAS Mai Van Tran
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Living Kinship and Fearing Spirits in Laos with Rosalie Stolz
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 conversation about her fascinating new ethnography. This book is an intimate study of …
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State, Religion and the South China Sea with Edyta Roszko
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 a nutshell, this book explores how the fishermen and fisherwomen in the …
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