Event

DPhil Asia Day

Date
7 May 2026
Time
09:00 UK time
Where
Dahrendorf Room
Series
Asian Studies Centre seminars and events
Organiser contact
Audience
Public
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The Research Day will showcase students’ research, facilitate exchange of ideas across disciplines and regions within Asia, and foster a supportive peer network 8.45 am: Arrival and Registration Session 1: 9.00 – 11.00 am Siyu Ma Learning at Home in Contemporary China: Caregiver and Sibling Contributions in Two-Child Families Sen Huang The Fatigue of Tongzhi: Queer Regionalism in East Asia Alfred W. T. Lo Made with(out) Korea: Refashioning “Koreanness” in K-pop Demon Hunters from a ‘Trans’ Perspective Ziyu Deng “Precarious Yet Ungrievable”: Contesting the Meaning of Male Suicide in the Chinese Manosphere 11.00 -11.30 am: Refreshments break Session 2: 11.30 am - 1.30 pm Seijiro Takahashi Island Cats, Dogs, and Humans: Veterinary Care in Okinawa, Japan Zhixuan Huang Curation of the Self: Aspirational Labour, ‘Fenweigan,’ and the Digital Mediation of Art Museum Experiences in Urban China Moosa Waraich Language, Power, and the Left: Gal Baat, Punjabi Adab, and the Making of a Punjabi Public in Early Postcolonial Pakistan (1951-1965) Rajaa Saleem Sahgal A History of Archiving in Pakistan: State Control and Alternative Constructs 1.30 - 2.15 pm: Lunch – The Buttery Session 3: 2.15 - 4.15 pm Makiko Miyazaki Master Practitioner of International Law: Japan’s Rise through the Ranks of International Society, 1853-1905 Kento Ohara District magnitude and gender representation in personalised elections Yi-ting Lien "Does Recursive Communication Improve Democratic Representation? Experimental Evidence from E-Participation Initiatives in Taiwan"