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Submitted PhD theses

Framing China: Performativity and Narrative in Museum Displays of Chinese Porcelain

By Pao-Yi Yang

Gender in Global Agreements and National Arguments: The Indonesian Experience

By Lynda Kurnia Wardhani

Gendering the Shinto Priesthood in Postwar Japan

By Dana Mirsalis

Global Cuisine in the Dutch Indian Ocean Empire

By Kathleen Burke

How do informal settlements take shape? Morphogenesis in three Indian cases

By Ishita Chatterjee

How to Read Modern Chinese Literature in English? The Women Beside/s Modernism

By Tan Teck Heng

Imagination of the Communist’s Role in the Nation-building of Malaya in Malaysian Made Films: 2000-2020

By Kuan Chee Wah

Imagining the Continent's Future: China, India, and Post-War Asia, 1937-1949

By Yui Chim Lo

In search of Peace: Ethnography of an Elite School in India

By Ashmeet Kaur

Japanese Warriors' Tales in Translation

By Anna Gubinskaya

Java Jazz: A Politics of Preservation

By Otto Stuparitz

Knowledge Production and Circulation of Africa in Modern China

By Ignatius G.D Suglo

Legal Resistance against Authoritarian Legal Transplantation: The Politics of the Rule of Law and the Legal Profession in Post-Umbrella Hong Kong

By Yan Ho LAI

Leveraging Uneven Cooperation: Socialist Assistance and the Rise of North Korea, 1945-1965

By Donghyun Woo

Localising Task-Based Language Teaching in China's Examination-oriented Context: Exploring the Effectiveness of a Localised Task-Based Language Teaching Form on Oral Performance

By Lu Jinmiao

Locating and Localizing the Art Networks: A Sociological Examination of the Roles of Place in Art Networks in Ueno, Tokyo in the Meiji Period

By Mengfei Pan

Looking North: Hokkaido's Farms, Lanna's Forests, and the Colonial Nature of Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Japan and Thailand

By Tinakrit Sireerat

Looking North: Hokkaido's Farms, Lanna's Forests, and the Colonial Nature of Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Japan and Thailand

By Tinakrit Sireerat

Loyalty, Secrecy and Revolutionary Work: Female Underground Operatives and Narratives about Chinese Female Spies before and after 1949

By Mantong Amanda ZHang

Making a Life for Themselves: Gender, Identity, and Everyday Negotiations of Rohingya Women in Bangladesh's Refugee Camps

By Farhana Afrin Rahman