Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies

#CJAS - a platform for the global intellectual community to discuss and analyse modern Asia:

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#CallForArticles ! Consider submitting your next research article for #OpenAccess publication. We welcome research articles discussing and analysing #ModernAsia #CopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies You can learn more about how to submit @CJAS_Journal: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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We look forward to publishing a new issue soon! In the meantime, check out our archive of 40 years of publishing on Asia! https://t.co/8ONSIkqxsP

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#CallForArticles! Consider publishing your #ModernAsia research #OpenAccess. #TheCopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies welcomes research articles discussing and analysing #ModernAsia You can learn more about how to submit @CJAS_Journal: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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#TheCopenhagenJournalofAsianStudies focuses on culture and society in contemporary Asia + Asia in modern history. Follow @CJAS_Journal and consider it for your next research article, book review, or report from the field: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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#CallForArticles! CJAS provides immediate #OpenAccess on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. #NoAuthorFees. Authors hold ownership of the copyright. Submit your article here: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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#CallForArticles! CJAS provides immediate #OpenAccess on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. #NoAuthorFees. Authors hold ownership of the copyright. Submit your article here: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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CJAS publishes under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Authors retain ownership of the copyright but grant the CJAS the right of first publication. Immediate #OpenAccess free of charge. Submit your #AsiaStudies article: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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The most downloaded article in 2023 with 4170 downloads was written by James C. Scott : "Everyday Forms of Resistance". Like all articles in #CopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies, it is #OpenAccess: https://t.co/y9dwgRIfeN

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The most downloaded article in the 2023 issues of #CopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies was written by @AikeRots : Beyond Methodological Nationalism. Like all #CJAS articles, it is #OpenAccess: https://t.co/cw5kuouzki

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The most downloaded article in #CopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies was published in 1989. It is "Everyday Forms of Resistance" by James C. Scott. Like all #CJAS articles, it is #OpenAccess. It has been downloaded 33582 times! https://t.co/xlVDp4hGQ8

[Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies @CJAS_Journal]

We look forward to publishing a new issue soon! In the meantime, check out our archive of 40 years of publishing on Asia! https://t.co/8ONSIkqxsP

[Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies @CJAS_Journal]

#CallForArticles! Consider publishing your #ModernAsia research #OpenAccess. #TheCopenhagenJournalOfAsianStudies welcomes research articles discussing and analysing #ModernAsia You can learn more about how to submit @CJAS_Journal: https://t.co/zINMVbn3gX

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In the article "Beyond Methodological Nationalism", @AikeRots (University of Oslo) proposes 3 research agendas for the academic study of Japan. Download the #OpenAccess article here: https://t.co/PNA9Uq0Tk4 #Diversity #essentialism #JapanMaking #TransnationalComparison

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The #CopenhagenJournalofAsianStudies invites articles from both emerging and established scholars engaging in critical analyses of modern Asia. Publish #OpenAccess with us! The #CJAS charges #NoAuthorFees. Read more about our journal here: https://t.co/JoLPklbdBe

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Read about "Fūdo in Foreign Language Learning in Japan and Finland," contributing to promoting a pluralistic #KnowledgeProduction #PolicyTransfer #WatsujiTetsurō #Japan https://t.co/9iXeIOifKu #education

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Jens Sejrup (University of Copenhagen) analyses two large-scale reconstruction projects at iconic historical locations in #Japan: the Heijō Palace in #Nara and #Dejima in #Nagasaki. His article is #OpenAccess : https://t.co/GYPgegUg56 #CulturalHeritage #HistoricalReconstruction

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The argument by @AikeRots (Uni. Oslo) - "... scholars of Japan need to reconsider their choice of subject matter and reflect more upon their use of the adjective ‘Japanese’" – is relevant to all #AreaStudies. Read Rots' #OpenAccess article: https://t.co/FEIsuMDZN9

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CJAS publishes under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Authors retain ownership of the copyright but grant the CJAS the right of first publication. Immediate #OpenAccess free of charge. Submit your #AsiaStudies article: https://t.co/zINMVbnB6v

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How can we understand the current foreign language education reforms in Japan by drawing upon Watsuji Tetsurō’s (1889-1960) comparative phenomenological study? Article by Nishimura-Sahi (Tampere Uni) https://t.co/9iXeIOifKu #education #PolicyTransfer #Japan

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Jens Sejrup (Uni Copenhagen) asks "in what ways Japanese cities exploit lost iconic localities and reconstructed heritage under post-industrial conditions marked by globalisation and intense cultural-economic competition." https://t.co/GYPgegTIfy #Japan #CulturalHeritage #Nara

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Article by @AikeRots argues that methodological nationalism "...legitimises popular conceptions of Japan as a singular, unified entity that is essentially different from both the West and continental Asia" https://t.co/FEIsuMDrXB