I had the pleasure of being interviewed by former RTHK radio host Nicola Chase for an article in The Hong Konger, a new platform amplifying the voices of the Hong Kong diaspora.
https://t.co/CvmlWv2bnd
I am so excited to see the advance publication of my article on Sinophone media in Malaysia in positions: asia critique @peacc.
https://t.co/k29UzvV1X4
Présentation de livre "Petite histoire de l'expérimentation #démocratique. Tirage au sort et #politique d'Athènes à nos jours" par Yves Sintomer à la #librairie française Parenthèses de #Hongkong.
👉 https://t.co/VkqmkqwoB4
Coming in July
James Welker, Transfiguring Women in Late Twentieth-Century Japan: Feminists, Lesbians, and Girls' Comics Artists and Fans (Hawai'i 2024)
https://t.co/uJZvRss3pl
❤️🔥HOT OFF THE PRESS❤️🔥: SI 'The politics of Islamic Consumerism in Indonesia'. ed. Julian Millie & I in @AsianStudiesRev. The SI studies links bwn the commercialisation of Islam & changing patterns of Muslim authority. 🧵https://t.co/stitY26v9k
Today's focus read from MAI 13: Alice Haylett Bryan's video essay exploring the work of six women editors working in Korean Horror cinema: https://t.co/C5BlrU9ltM
New pub. Longitudinal qual data allowed us to answer an important question—why do LGBTQ workers sometimes end up keeping their identities to themselves despite their prior intentions to come out? Results highlight the importance of structural constraints. https://t.co/1yh3BHUnnt
Call for applications: NIAS – NIOD – KITLV Fellowship Moving objects, Mobilising Culture in the Context of (De)colonisation. Deadline: 18 March 12.00 (noon) CET 2024. Four fellowships in the academic year 2024-25
https://t.co/Hk17LwCZ9l
My new article examines Hong Kong as queer global formation through the lives of Taiwan-based LGBTIQ+ migrants. Post-2019 Hong Kong is very queer, and I argue that it is most meaningfully so in the diaspora. Published open access in Global Networks: https://t.co/sFWLPhEtu4
My new book, Unsettling Exiles, published by @ColumbiaUP , is out! It is ranked one in #HKhistory.
If you purchase the book through CUP website you may receive a 20% discount off the price of the book by using the promo code CUP20. #HongKong#HongKongExodus@pomonacollege
📆The CEFC has the pleasure to invite you to the #seminar on “#Hong Kong’s #Living#Heritage: Creative ways to promote #intangible#cultural heritage” on Saturday, September 17, 3.00-4.30 p.m (HK Time).
Please, scan the QR code on the poster below!
@academic_exit No, the skills I developed for my academic career (in gender and Asian studies) were deemed transferable and relevant to my current corporate role as a DEI specialist. I would say I was fortunate to have come across the opportunity.