News
A lecture by Prof. Lieberman
for invitation and more details see attachment or click here
The next bi-annual conference of Asian Studies in Israel - call for papers
The next bi-annual conference of Asian Studies in Israel will take place at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem on May 23-24 2018. May 22 will be dedicated to related workshop.
Please save the date and plan accordingly.
please see the attached CFP (the second page is in English)
An exhibition of Japanese prints from the Shagan Collection in the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art
see invitation for more details
for the Shagan Collection that was donated to the Asian Studies department see Shagan Collection of Japanese Art
The Asian Sphere conference
the Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Sun, 26/02/2017 - 10:00 to Thu, 02/03/2017 - 12:00
attached:
conference program
conference poster
Animals in Eurasia workshop (Hebrew University)
Zooarchaeological workshop (Haifa University)
Animals, Society and Religion workshop (Tel Aviv University)
Prof. Otmazgin's article in a Japanese magazine
In Japan, as in Israel, no one really knows what to expect of Trump. This week, Japan's AERA magazine is dedicated to this concern. I contributed a short piece to raise some more concerns.
for the article:
http://zasshi.news.yahoo.co.jp/article?a=20170222-00000097-sasahi-bus_all
CFP: Migrations in Mongol Eurasia: People, Ideas, Artifacts - call for enrollment
International Conference, December 18-20, 2017
Organizers: Michal Biran and Jonathan Brack
for more details see attachement
Happy rooster year
The university wishes the students and staff of the Asian Studies Department a Happy New Year!
A new course on Asian literature
the course will take place as part of the Asian Sphere progrem and the department for Asian Studies.
course no. 35801 will be given by Prof. Yigal Bronner
2nd sem, Tuesdays 12:30-14:00
for more information see attachment
Frieberg Center's Post-Doctoral scholarships
The Louis Frieberg Center for East Asian Studies offers post-doctoral fellowships for the
year 2017-2018. The post-docs are open to scholars in the humanities and social sciences
specializing in East Asia, especially China, Japan, Korea and Mongolia.
for more information see attachment