Category: InAsa

Entries are now open for the ACNZSN (Australian, Canadian, and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies) Donna Coates Book Prize. The prize is open to Early Career Researchers who have published their first book examining at least two countries of the focus of the network, i.e. Australia and Canada or Canada and Aotearoa New Zealand etc. The […]

Peter Lang Publishing is delighted to announce the 2023 Peter Lang Emerging Scholars Competition in Indigenous Studies. Proposals are invited from emerging scholars in Indigenous Studies for single-author books to be evaluated by a distinguished editorial board. We are particularly welcoming work on Australian Indigenous Studies for consideration in the Australian Studies: Interdisciplinary Perspectives book series, edited by Anne Brewster, affiliated with the […]

By Piotr Romanowski This book provides an unprecedented insight in the lives of Polish Australian immigrant families who strive to maintain their heritage language. In order to avoid the language shift, the Polish community established Saturday schools where the Polish language and culture are taught extensively. By focusing on the example of the Polish diaspora […]

CALL FOR PAPERS The 19th International Conference of Australian Studies in China Australian Studies in the Digital Age: Changes and Development 27-29 October 2023  Hefei, Anhui Since its founding in 1988, the Chinese Association for Australian Studies has been committed to promoting Australian Studies and strengthening the mutual understanding between Australia and China. One of its major […]

Distinguished Australian Academics Appointed Visiting Professor in Australian Studies, University of Tokyo Leading Australian scholars Professor Rodney Smith and Professor Nicholas Brown have been appointed to the annual Visiting Professor in Australian Studies position at the Centre for Pacific and American Studies (CPAS), University of Tokyo, for 2023–24 and 2024–25 terms respectively. Professor Kate Darian-Smith, […]