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Melbourne Asia review

Abbreviation: Melb. Asia Rev.

Published by: University of Melbourne, Asia Institute

Publisher Location: Parkville, VIC, Australia

Journal Website:
https://melbourneasiareview.edu.au/

Range of citations in the SafetyLit database: 2023; 16 -- 2023; 16

Publication Date Range: 2020 --

Number of articles from this journal included in the SafetyLit database: 1
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eISSN = 2652-550X
OCLC = 1350738532

Find a library that holds this journal: http://worldcat.org/issn/2652550X

Journal Language(s): English

Aims and Scope (from publisher): The Asia Institute is one of the world’s premier sites for research and teaching on Asia’s languages and societies, its politics, histories and cultures. MAR reflects the deep and broad expertise on Asia found among the Asia Institute’s researchers and students and our active collaborators around the world. Such expertise not only ranges across many disciplines but also the various sub-regions of the continent, from the Middle East to East and Southeast Asia.

Economic, political and cultural dynamics have ensured sustained scholarly attention on Asia, though perhaps not to the extent that would be expected in Australia, which is tied closely to the region in so many ways. The popular Australian press, while reporting regularly on Asia-related matters, has sometimes revealed a lack of appreciation for the complexities of Asia and the nuances in Australia’s connections with the region.

MAR seeks to fill a certain lacuna, where specialist knowledge can be conveyed in ways useful to an audience not just within academia – but also within policy-making circles, industry and civil society. Our articles retain academic rigour, sharpness and originality but without having to resort to ivory tower exclusivity

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