International Australian Studies Association (InASA)BFSU-FASIC Colin Mackerras Chair in Australian Studies Program 2026 About the Program Emeritus Professor Colin Mackerras at Griffith University is a specialist in Chinese history, musical theatre and ethnic minorities, as well as Australia-China relations and Western images of China. He has also worked frequently at Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU), the first time from […]
Pursuits of Settler Belonging in Australian Post-Millennial Memoirs This book focuses on various ways of articulating settler belonging in Australian memoir since the turn of the 21st century. After Australia witnessed a reinvigorated public interest in the revisionist history of European settlement and colonial violence, resulting in the dispossession of Indigenous people and damaged settler–Indigenous […]
The following opportunity will be of interest to InASA members. Expressions of Interest are invited to contribute to a book of academic chapters on the topic of Asian Literary Journalism. Extended Deadline – 15 November, 2025. We invite chapters that analyse the rich and diverse traditions and practices of reportage and non-fiction writing in and […]
Dr. Constantinos Yiallourides has been appointed the 2026 Visiting Professor of Australian Studies at Seoul National University’s Graduate School of International Studies. Constantinos is an internationally successful researcher, as well as diplomatic and policy advisor, in legal and economic concerns surrounding energy governance in Asia and Europe. He is Deputy Director of the Macquarie University […]
The application window for the InASA Publication Subsidy Scheme (valued up to $1,500) is open until 5pm on the 8th of September, 2025. The subsidy is designed to assist early career researchers in a publishing venture, or for the inclusion of essential items such as illustrations, photographs or maps. Please review the following guidelines […]
In 2018, the International Australian Studies Association (InASA) established a publishing subsidy scheme designed to assist early career researchers working in Australian Studies. The subsidy is designed to assist early career researchers in a publishing venture, or for the inclusion of essential items such as illustrations, photographs or maps. InASA are excited to invite submissions […]
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