H-NEAsia focuses on transnational issues involving the peoples of northeast China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, and eastern Russia. Its goals are to aid communication and collaboration regarding research across this area and to provide an outlet for relevant book reviews.
Hello!
H-Net is looking for new editors to run H-NEAsia. You need not be tech-savvy—if you have an interest, H-Net will provide the training and support, but being, say, tech-comfortable would be good. Ideally, multiple people will apply to form a team of editors: no one is expected to do everything. And you would be free to develop the various H-Net tools available as you see fit.
Dear all,
I’m hoping a newly launched website and book on China’s Belt and Road Initiative will be of interest to researchers and teachers on the list. And apologies for X postings.
Education About Asia (EAA) is the peer-reviewed teaching journal of the Association for Asian Studies. Our print and online readers include undergraduate instructors as well as high school and middle school teachers.
The Endangered Archives Programme seeks to preserve cultural heritage and make it available to as wide an audience as possible. We fund digitisation projects to record the content of archives, which can include rare printed sources, manuscripts, visual materials, or audio recordings.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: JUNIOR FELLOWS PROGRAM
Rare Book School’s Andrew W. Mellon Society of Fellows in Critical Bibliography (SoFCB) invites applications for its 2020–21 cohort of junior fellows. The deadline is 1 November 2019.
