15 Jan 2004

Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies
Faculty of Arts, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Supplied note: "The Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies [ISSN 1176-2152 - ed., est. 2003] is currently accepting article and review submissions from graduate students that engage with the topic: Asia-Pacific border and boundary crossings [...]
The Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies is a peer-reviewed electronic journal that showcases the original work of graduate students. The aim of GJAPS is to foster an international graduate community and support network for interdisciplinary students of Asia and the Pacific, through the publication of thought-provoking articles, visual texts, reviews and commentary that engage critical issues, themes and debates about the region and its peoples.
GJAPS recognizes the dynamic nature of graduate research and its frequent position at the theoretical, methodological and critical cutting-edge of many disciplines. By showcasing the leading work of Asia-Pacific graduates, the journal will contribute to outlining the future directions and possibilities of humanities research in the region.
GJAPS will be published twice a year, with each volume organized around a central theme that provides a critical focus and reflects the journals interdisciplinary approach. GJAPS welcomes article and review submissions from a wide range of disciplines including, anthropology, art history, cultural studies, diasporic studies, film and media, gender studies, history, linguistics, literature, political studies, popular culture, psychology, queer theory and sociology. Geographically, the region is widely defined, and for the purposes of the journal encompasses East, South-East, and Northeast Asia, Australasia, the Pacific Islands and the American West Coast. - mos."
[A site and journal under construction - ed.]
URL http://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/gjaps
Internet Archive (www.archive.org) [the site was not archived at the time of this abstract.]
Link reported by: Michael OShaughnessy (m.oshaughnessy@auckland.ac.nz), forwarded by H-Asia@h-net.msu.edu
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