PhD and Postdoc projects on AsiaFaculty of Humanities and Faculty of Social Sciences |
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Name, affiliation, e-mail |
Research interests |
Faculty of Humanities |
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Fajriani, Rinatania Anggraeni Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies |
Identity and Digital Boundaries: Self-Disclosure Preferences on Internet Dating virtual identity, digital boundaries and cultural change in Indonesia |
Fihl, Ingrid Dept. of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies |
Everyday Ethics of Food Safety in Family Life in contemporary Shanghai - An ethnographic study of consumer practices, trust, knowledge, and relational ethics through food among families in a Chinese metropolis |
Frederiksen, Mai Corlin Dept. of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies |
Vanishing Points: Changing Images of Protest in Hong Kong |
Kraayvanger, Anna-Luise |
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Ma, Yi
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Research areas: policy design, policy implementation, central-local relations in China, and soft law governance |
Rasten, Simon Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies |
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Schmidt-Madsen, Jacob Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies |
A National Game in the Making: Translation and Commentary of Mānasollāsa 5.16 on Phañjikākrīḍā |
PhD fellow |
Urban Poor Activism and its Political Struggles in Metropolitan Jakarta About urban poor activism in Jakarta, the capital of the Republic of Indonesia, and how activists struggle to change the rampant urban poverty problematic in a transformative way. |
Faculty of Social Sciences |
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Alexander Linyu Qian Chen |
China's transition towards post-industrial development and its functionally corresponding socio-spatial form, i.e. changes to the rural-urban relationship, coastal-inland relationship, and the internal restructuring of urban spaces. |
Chen, Kuan-Jen NIAS- NOrdic Institute of Asian Studies and ADI |
Cold War history, modern East Asian history, and US foreign policy. |
Gagnon, Terese NIAS - Nordic Institute of Asian Studies |
The Politics of Climate and Sustainability in Asia |
Lee, Myunghee NIAS-Nordic Institute of Asian Studies |
The persistence of authoritarian legacies in South Korea and Poland |
PhD fellow Department of Anthropology |
Museums, artefacts, representation, politics, identity, India, Europe |
Rungby, Asmus Randløv PhD fellow Department of Anthropology |
My research focuses on the relationship between human identities and democratic systems, attempting to understand democratic complexes as a mode of societal formation entwining with human lives and selves in their full complexity rather than as matters of elections and their felicity conditions. My PhD project focuses on new articulations of identity in conjunction with novel modes of cohabitation and affiliation in urbanizing Borneo. In this work I take inspiration from the deconstructionist work of philosopher Jacques Derrida to open ways of thinking about human identities and to challenge euro-centric conceptions of democracy. |