NIAS Associates
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Alexandra Kent Alix works on Cambodia, especially questions of religion, healing, politics, conflict management and justice. |
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Anyarat Chattharakul Anyarat works on vote-canvassing networks, electoral campaigning, democratisation, power politics, vote-buying, patron-client relationships and political parties, especially in Thailand. |
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Ari Olavi Kokko, Professor Ari is a professor of international business at Copenhagen Business School. He has published widely on economic development, international trade, and foreign direct investment, especially in relation to China and Vietnam. |
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Birgit Bräuchler, Associate Professor Birgit is associate professor at the Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen. Her research interests include media and digital anthropology; conflict and peace studies; protest movements, activism and brokerage; human and cultural rights; with a focus on Indonesia. |
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Christian Bueger, Professor Christian is a professor of international relations at the Department for Political Science. His research focuses on ocean governance and maritime security in the Indo-Pacific. |
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Clemens Stubbe Østergaard, Senior Research Fellow Clemens is emeritus associate professor of political science at Aarhus University. His interests include Chinese politics, foreign and economic policy, and Denmark-China relations.
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Chunrong Liu, Fudan-European Centre for China Studies, University of Oslo Chunrong is a political scientist with a focus on contemporary China
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Danqing Xu, Guest Researcher
Tel: (+45) 91 99 45 22
Email: kyotansei1989@gmail.com
Danqing received her PhD in social sciences from Okayama University in Japan in 2021. She works on the modern history of China-Japan relations, with a focus on the role of mass media in intercultural communication between the two countries. Her dissertation was on the views of China presented in Japanese publications of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Donald B. Wagner, Dr. Phil, Senior Research Fellow Don has a background in Chinese studies and mathematics, and has a wide range of academic interests. |
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Edyta Roszko, Research Professor Edyta’s research takes a broader perspective on maritime disputes, fisheries and militia in relation to and beyond territorially bounded states and economic and security interests. |
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Elizabeth Brunner, PhD, MFA Elizabeth is a US-based academic and author of the book Environmental Activism, Social Media, and Protest in China: Becoming Activists Over Wild Public Networks, which examines the use of social media in anti-PX protests in China. |
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Flemming Ytzen, Journalist Tel: (+45) 2530 4102 Flemming is a veteran journalist who has covered East Asia for various Danish media organizations, notably Politiken, and comments regularly on Asian affairs for DR2 and TV2 News. |
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Gitte Marianne Hansen, PhD, Reader in Japanese Studies Gitte is a Reader in Japanese studies at Newcastle University in the UK. Her current interests include Japanese fiction, especially the work of Murakami Haruki. |
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Ida Nicolaisen, Senior Researcher Ida is a cultural anthropologist who works on indigenous peoples, socio-economic development, and human rights. She has a regional focus on Southeast Asia and West Africa. |
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Johannes Dragsbæk Schmidt, Adjunct Associate Professor Johannes is currently working on one commissioned chapter "South Asian Cities: Informalisation of ecological and social change" for Routledge Handbook of Asian Cities. Furthermore, he is working on Climate Policy in Bhutan and also Foreign Policy of Bhutan and is planning fieldwork in the country in relation to the elections taking place in June 2023. |
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Jørgen Delman, Dr., Professor Jørgen is emeritus professor of China Studies at the University of Copenhagen. His interests include politics and governance, business and politics, civil society, science and technology, and climate and energy politics. He is a former director of NIAS. |
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Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard, Professor, PhD, Director of Asia Research Centre Kjeld is Professor of Chinese Studies at Copenhagen Business School (CBS). His interests include China’s political economy in a comparative perspective, and corporate governance in the state sector. |
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Ma Yi, Postdoctoral Researcher Ma holds a postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen, where he works on soft law governance in China.
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Merete Pedersen, MA in Japanese Studies Merete is former Japanese subject librarian at University of Copenhagen. She is active in researching and cataloging early Japanese books and prints from ca. 1700-1900 in collaboration with museums and scholars. She has attended many summer schools and workshops on Edo period palaeography. See activities list |
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Mette Holm, Journalist Tel: (+45) 2812 5300 Mette is a veteran journalist who has reported extensively from China (including Taiwan), Vietnam, Laos, Burma, Mongolia and a number of other Asian countries. She has written several books on the region, China in particular and is a frequent speaker and commentator in major Danish media |
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Mikael Gravers, Associate Professor Mikael is an anthropologist and best known for his writings on various ethnic communities of Myanmar while he has also published works on religion and politics in Myanmar. He is an emeritus associate professor at Aarhus University. |
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Nina Trige Andersen, Independent researcher Nina is a historian and journalist focused on mobility, labor, politics, and organizing in and between Southeast Asia and the Nordic countries. Her latest book is ‘Labor Pioneers. Economy, Labor, and Migration in Filipino-Danish Relations 1950-2015’, Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2019. |
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Pauline Stoltz, Associate Professor, PhD Pauline is associate professor at National Sun Yat-sen University in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and visiting senior research fellow at King's College London. Her most recent book is Gender, resistance and transnational memories of violent conflict (Palgrave Macmillan 2020) on memories of violent conflicts in Indonesia. She edits the Gendering Asia book series at NIAS Press. |
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Petra Alderman, Postdoctoral Research Fellow Petra Alderman (prev. Desatova) is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Leadership for Inclusive and Democratic Politics at the University of Birmingham. She works in the areas of democracy, authoritarianism, elections, environmental leadership, and promotional politics (mainly nation branding). She has a geographical focus on Southeast Asia and is fluent in Thai. In addition to her research work, Petra is also a regular host on (and a former editor of) the Nordic Asia Podcast series. |
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Ravinder Kaur, Associate Professor Ravinder Kaur is associate professor of modern India and South Asia at the University of Copenhagen. Her latest book is Brand New Nation: Capitalist Dreams and Nationalist Designs in Twenty-First Century India (Stanford University Press 2020). |
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Saba Joshi, PhD Saba is currently a Swiss National Science Foundation Research Fellow at Queen Elizabeth House, University of Oxford. She works on feminist political economy, the comparative politics of land governance and contentious politics, with a geographical focus on South and Southeast Asia. |
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Sarah Swider, Associate Professor Sarah an Associate Professor at Wayne State University (USA), an Affiliate of the Center for Chinese Studies at the University of Michigan, and an Affiliated Research Professor in Sociology at the University of Copenhagen. |
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Stig Toft Madsen, Stig works on India, South Asia, the Nordic countries and Eurasia. |
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Søren Ivarsson, Associate professor Søren is associate professor of history at Chiang Mai University. He has worked on various aspects of Thailand and Laos's history. His current research deals with the interplay between Scandinavian entrepreneurs and the royal elite in Siam in the development of capitalism in Thailand. |
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Vibeke Børdahl, Dr. Phil, Senior Research Fellow Vibeke is a senior scholar of Chinese language and literature who has authored and edited numerous books and translations, including Han Xin’s Challenge (co-edited, NIAS Press 2019). |
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