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Digital China 2013-2018 This project ran 2013-2018 and was funded by the Swedish Research Council. Cultural Heritage 2012-2016. In 2012 I received a major grant from the Swedish Research Council for a project on cultural heritage. The project resulted in several publications, including Chinese Heritage in the Making: Experiences, Negotiations and Contestations Amsterdam University Press, 2018, co-

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The Centre has since 2006 organised a range of film festivals on different topics, including the situation of youth in East and South-East Asia, urban transformations, and memory and trauma. We have also organised many individual film screenings and discussions, sometimes with invited film directors. The screening of documentary films has been integrated with teaching in many of our courses. The p

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Interested in documentary film? Want to know about and see documentary films from East and South-East Asia? In this course, we explore the socio-political context of documentary filmmaking and discuss how film provides valuable insights into many challenges and current issues in the region. In the course, we will focus on the history and development of documentary films, and discuss a range of ind

https://www.ace.lu.se/education/stand-alone-courses/cosm39-documentary-film-east-and-south-east-asia - 2025-04-21

What does it mean to study religion and society in contemporary East and South-East Asia? How does religion shape and is shaped by “modern” or “post-industrial” societies of East and South-East Asia? In this course, we examine different religions and religious developments and practices through the medium of ethnographic writings and film.The course explores the main religious traditions in the re

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Study Contemporary Southeast Asia in Lund! In this course we explore the most pressing issues defining contemporary politics and society in this dynamic and diverse region. The course focuses on key questions that engage and shape contemporary Southeast Asia. It explores democratic, authoritarian, and populist trends and dynamics. You will be equipped to analyse and discuss the role of digital med

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General It is expected that at least the first half of 2021 will continue to be impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, and there also exist some lingering uncertainties for the fall which makes planning difficult. This work plan is thus very preliminary and subject to change depending on how the situation develops. Most of the teaching will need to be online during the spring semester as will research

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Overview The pandemic has affected the Centre in different ways, most visibly perhaps in having to teach online, the lack of visitors, fewer public lectures and other events, and in the cutback on conference participation and fieldwork. Work to convert teaching to online platforms took place during the second half of the spring semester and during the second half of the fall semester. Considerable

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16 April: The Spectre of State Capitalism 7 May: Defending Livelihoods in the Speculative City: The Politics of Class and Solidarity for Tenant Shopkeepers in Urban Korea Perspective Asia Lecture Series Sign up for our newsletter Visit our website Facebook Contact us Asia in Focus

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Studying at the Centre Location and premises The Centre is located on Sölvegatan 18B. Link to more contact information and a map.At the Centre we have a library, a lecture room and a seminar room. In the building there is also a student kitchen with microwaves, a fridge, a freezer and a coffee machine. You will have access to the building Monday - Friday, 09.00 - 17.00. Lectures and seminars take

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Spring semester 2025 Course Registration and Student AccountOur stand-alone courses will open for web registration one week before the course starts and will be open for registration until the first day of the course. You register for the course in Ladok. To be able to register in Ladok, you must have a Lund University student account. The student account is created a few weekdays after you have r

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This project seeks to explore the bottom-up and informal aspects of Chinese globalisation through an examination of the political economy of small scale gold mining from the 19th century to the present day, alongside the dynamic expansion of Chinese cryptocurrency mining around the world. China has undoubtedly become much more visible on the world stage in the four decades since the country initia

https://www.ace.lu.se/after-gold-rush-informal-resource-extraction-shadows-global-china - 2025-04-21

Overview The pandemic has continued to affecte the Centre in different ways, most obviously perhaps in having to teach online during the spring semester, although we were back teaching on campus throughout the fall semester. To ensure a safe work environment, larger classes continued to be taught in the Asia library. The majority of our public lectures and other events have been online. There have

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General Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic teaching will be online in January but is expected to continue to be on campus during the rest of the spring semester. Since there exist some uncertainties, and we expect travel restrictions to continue, public events will be online in the beginning of the year with the exception of guest lectures from Sweden and the Nordic countries. This work plan is

https://www.ace.lu.se/centres-workplan-2022 - 2025-04-21

Roundtable. Friday 11 March, 15:00-17:00 (CET) Digital roundtable co-organised by Valentina Gamberi (Junior Fellow at the Research Centre for Material Culture at Leiden, the Netherlands) and Paulina Kolata (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for East and Southeast Asian Studies at Lund, Sweden). In the era of growing concerns over waste and pollution produced in our lives, several scholars of all t

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21-22 April Visual research methods refer to a set of methods that use images as part of the process of generating data. These images can be existing/found photos and film, and other visual data, or those produced by the researchers themselves, or in collaboration with participants. Visual data can also be used to elicit discussion (e.g. photo-elicitation). Images and film create new knowledge and

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Workshop 21-23 June 2022 “Gendering Labor in Contemporary Asian Religions” is a three-day closed workshop that aims to establish Asian religions as a robust and thriving area for the theoretical consideration of religion, gender, and labour. It is a joint initiative of two Early Career Researchers in Japanese Religions: Gwendolyn Gillson (Assistant Professor of Asian Studies, Illinois College, US)

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This course provides foundational knowledge on the Chinese political system and the political developments since the initiation of economic reforms in 1978. It analyses a number of key issues and challenges that characterise Chinese contemporary society, including. environmental issues, socioeconomic development, and issues related to regional differences and social inequalities.The course also fo

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Admission requirementsTo be eligible for admission to our courses at the Bachelor level you must:meet the general admission requirements and have completed higher education studies worth 30 creditshave oral and written language proficiency in English equivalent to English 6/B from a Swedish upper secondary school.Courses Fall 2025 COSB55: Contemporary Japanese Society (7,5 credits)Online course, s

https://www.ace.lu.se/education/stand-alone-courses/bachelor-level-courses - 2025-04-21