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Reflections on Critical New Area Studies - in Conversation with Prof. Dr. Peter Jackson (Interview)

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Fleschenberg, Andrea
Jackson, Peter A.

Abstract

Prof.Dr. Peter A. Jackson (Australian National University) has written extensively on modern Thai cultural history with special interests in religion, sexuality, and critical theoretical approaches to mainland Southeast Asian cultural history. He currently holds an Australian Research Council Discov... view more

Prof.Dr. Peter A. Jackson (Australian National University) has written extensively on modern Thai cultural history with special interests in religion, sexuality, and critical theoretical approaches to mainland Southeast Asian cultural history. He currently holds an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant for the project "Religion, Ritual and Health in Thai Gay and Transgender Communities"!. His article "South East Asian Area Studies beyond Anglo-America: Geopolitical Transitions, the Neoliberal Academy and Spatialized Regimes of Knowledge", published 2019 in South East Asia Research 27(1), pp. 49-73, was the starting point for this interview on his reflections on New Area Studies.... view less

Classification
Philosophy of Science, Theory of Science, Methodology, Ethics of the Social Sciences

Free Keywords
New Area Studies; Southeast Asia; Germany; spatiality of knowledge; knowledge production; collaborative research; critique

Document language
English

Publication Year
2020

Page/Pages
p. 17-34

Journal
International Quarterly for Asian Studies (IQAS), 51 (2020) 3-4

Issue topic
New Area Studies and Southeast Asia

ISSN
2566-6878

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0


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