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www.csaa.org.au/news11.04.php
CHINESE STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
www.csaa.org.au/index.php
The Chinese Studies Association of Australia [CSAA] is the professional association for China specialists and post-graduate students in Australia [incorporated under the ACT Associations Incorporations Act 1991]. Its membership includes most of the specialists in the fields of anthropology, economics, geography, history, language, law, linguistics, political science, sociology, literature and other aspects of Chinese society and culture. To inform its membership about what is occurring in the Chinese studies community throughout Australia, it regularly publishes the Chinese Studies Newsletter, containing information about on-going research, new publications, new appointments, forthcoming conferences and workshops, and a campus round-up.
The CSAA also convenes a major biennial conference, containing dozens of panels of papers and drawing a large number of participants both from Australia and abroad. The most recent national conference was hosted by Griffith University in Brisbane in 2007. The next conference is scheduled to be held in Sydney in July 2009.
CHINESE STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
www.csaa.org.au/index.php
The Chinese Studies Association of Australia [CSAA] is the professional association for China specialists and post-graduate students in Australia [incorporated under the ACT Associations Incorporations Act 1991]. Its membership includes most of the specialists in the fields of anthropology, economics, geography, history, language, law, linguistics, political science, sociology, literature and other aspects of Chinese society and culture. To inform its membership about what is occurring in the Chinese studies community throughout Australia, it regularly publishes the Chinese Studies Newsletter, containing information about on-going research, new publications, new appointments, forthcoming conferences and workshops, and a campus round-up.
The CSAA also convenes a major biennial conference, containing dozens of panels of papers and drawing a large number of participants both from Australia and abroad. The most recent national conference was hosted by Griffith University in Brisbane in 2007. The next conference is scheduled to be held in Sydney in July 2009.