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"Asian Currents" ISSN 1449-4418 is published, since 23 March 2004, by the The Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA) promotes the study of Asian languages, societies, cultures, and politics in Australia, supports teaching and research in Asian studies and works towards an understanding of Asia in the community at large. It publishes the Asian Studies Review journal and holds a biennial conference. ASAA and the Centre for Language Studies at National University of Singapore also co-publish an annual supplementary issue of the centre's fully peer-reviewed electronic Foreign Language Teaching Journal (e-FLT). See http://e-flt.nus.edu.sg The ASAA believes there is an urgent need to develop a strategy to preserve, renew and extend Australian expertise about Asia. It has called on the government to show national leadership in the promotion of Australia’s Asia knowledge and skills. See Maximizing Australia's Asia Knowledge Repositioning and Renewal of a National Asset Report Asian Currents is published by the ASAA and edited by Allan Sharp. Please feel free to forward URL of this page to others you think would be interested in receiving "Asian Currents" as an electronic bulletin. Registration for this service is free and open to all by simply registering below your email address (with no further information required.). Otherwise, please enjoy browsing the web edition of this bulletin. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Asian-Currents Archives.
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