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在西方常被“问题化”的中国留学生群体——如何换视角看待

  • 付俊博士(Dr Jun(Eric)Fu)、王一舟博士(Dr Yizhou Wang)、郝宇博士(Dr Yu Hao)、潘秋平博士(Dr Qiuping Pan),

本文旨在审视中国留学生在澳大利亚主流媒体以及学术论述中遭受污名化的典型形象。

Reclaiming positive masculinity among the Indigenous peoples of Malaysia

  • A/Prof. Clare Suet Ching Chan,

Folktales continue to provide storytellers with a dynamic foundation to renew, reinterpret, and transmit cultural values.

‘Indigenous Voices: Short Stories by Taiwanese Writers’ by Walis Nokan & Gan Yao-Ming

  • Dr Tracy Woodroffe,

A significant contribution to Asia-Pacific Indigenous literature that addresses survivance and cultural continuity in Taiwan.

Engaging with Indigenous knowledges in Asia: Sharing new opportunities for exchange

  • Prof. Aaron Corn & Prof. Barry Judd,

The power imbalance between the academic Anglosphere and the world’s Indigenous peoples need not continue unchecked.

Gutom o Ginhawa: Why Philippine rice policy must align with smallholder practice

  • Dr Eric D U Gutierrez, Prof Wolfram Dressler, Dr Trent Brown, Dr Dominic Glover, A/Prof Brooke Wilmsen, Mercedes Limsa, Richelle Cañete, Rowelyn Agravio, Demi Divinagracia & Dr Michael Pido,

Modernisation and market reform were supposed to raise rice yields in the Philippines. But rice farming has grown more precarious.