Category: CSAA Conference

Call for Applications: CSAA Travel Bursaries

2023 CSAA Travel Bursaries Due on Monday. 31 July, 2023 In the Chinese Studies Association of Australia, we pride ourselves on promoting emerging scholars in Chinese Studies as a key part of our missions as a scholarly association. To this…

CSAA 18th Biennial Conference

Report on CSAA Conference December 2023 The 18th Biennial Conference of the Chinese Studies Association of Australia was held at the University of Sydney 7-9 December 2023. The conference was attended by 431 participants, who attended 77 panels of presentations;…

CSAA 17th Biennial Conference

CSAA Conference art by Chin-Jie Melodie Liu

The Chinese Studies Association of Australia’s 17th Biennial Conference will be taking place from 29 Nov – 1 Dec 2021. Due to the ANU’s ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, this conference will be held in a fully virtual format. We are delighted…

Update: CSAA Call for Papers

Thank you to everyone who submitted their abstract for the CSAA’s 17th Biennial Conference. We have received a large volume of high-quality submissions which the conference committee is reviewing currently. We will be in touch with all applicants by COB…

DEADLINE EXTENSION: Call for Papers

𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗣𝗔𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗦

The Chinese Studies Association of Australia cordially invites proposals for its forthcoming biennial conference. Contributions addressing the conference theme,“Changing China: Then and Now”, are especially encouraged, though proposals on any area of Chinese Studies are welcome. Proposals may be for individual or joint papers or for panels. We look forward to putting together a wide-ranging, multi- disciplinary montage of the best research in Chinese Studies being done both in Australia and overseas.

Monday 29 Nov – Wednesday 1 Dec, 2021
Australian National University

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Conference Podcasts

Author Meets Critics Professor Ge Zhaoguang (葛兆光)introduced his new books 《何为中国?》(”What is China?”) and 《历史中国的内与外》(The “interior” and the “exterior” in historical China) and answered questions at the Author Meets Critics session of the 16th Biennial Conference of the Chinese Studies…