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Strategies of control and the silencing of Muslims in Spain

  • Assistant Professor Johanna M. Lems and Professor Laura Mijares,

Securitisation and ‘pre-crime’ prevention negatively impact the daily lives of those who self-identify, or are identified by others, as Muslim.

Securitisation of Muslims in India is as old as modernisation and nation-statisation

  • Professor Irfan Ahmad,

To see securitisation as an outcome of 9/11 and the so-called war on terror is simplistic.

The importance of student perspectives in evaluating Asia literacy in Australia

  • Theo Mendez,

Research on how students actually engage with Asia literacy.

Reflections on sustaining Trade and Kinship Traditions between Makassans and Yolŋu

  • Dr Anthea Skinner, Prof Lisa Palmer, Prof Marcia Langton, Prof Aaron Corn, Dr Kristen Smith, Prof Brian Djangirrawuy Gumbula-Garawirrtja, Renelle Gandjitjiwuy Gondarra, Prof. Muhlis Hadrawi, James Pilbrow ,

The long history of trade and family relationships and ongoing collaborations in research, cultural exchanges and beyond.

Civil society in hybrid regimes? The case of Iraq

  • Professor Benjamin Isakhan,

The Iraqi Federation of Oil Unions in Iraq has achieved change but has not led to a more robust democracy.

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