Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia,
The University of Tokyo

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We cordially invite you to GAS Book Talk on Junel 2 (Mon), 2025. This event is held online and in-person. Please register using the form below.   Date and time: June 2 (Mon), 2025, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM (JST)   Venue: The 1st Conference Room, 3th Floor, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, UTokyo / ZOOM   Title: War Memorialization and Nation-Building in Twentieth-Century Southeast Asia   Speaker: John Lee Candelaria, Assistant Professor, Hiroshima University   Moderator: Pattajit Tangsinmunkong, Assistant Professor, IASA, University of Tokyo   About the Book: How do nations use war memorials to shape their national and international identities? In War Memorialization and Nation-Building in Twentieth-Century Southeast Asia, John Lee Candelaria explores this intriguing question through the lens of three Southeast Asian nations: the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore. He […]

Global Asian Studies (GAS) at Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia of UTokyo will be holding a symposium in summer 2025 to discuss issues surrounding women and disease in medical and metaphorical transformations. Organized by GAS and Dr. Shu Yang from Western Michigan University in the United States, this post-Covid symposium aims to facilitate reflection on gender and medicine in a vibrantly Chinese context.   Symposium Abstract: This post-pandemic era provides the ideal backdrop for rethinking the definition and regulation of disease and women’s place in it. Our Tokyo symposium brings together world scholars to discuss Chinese societies, past and present, through the lens of female dis-eased status. It is […]

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