[Asian-Currents] New of Asian Currents

[Allan Sharp]

The following articles have been posted to Asian Currents:

A model for a scholarly life <http://asaa.asn.au/model-scholarly-life/>

JOHN INGLESON pays tribute to John Legge, who was a pioneer in the teaching
of the history of Asian countries in Australian universities.

Finding the grains of truth in Thailand’s spoiled-rice scandal
<http://asaa.asn.au/finding-grains-truth-thailands-spoiled-rice-scandal/>

JAMES L. TAYLOR looks at Thailand’s simmering politics and says things
could be about to become even hotter as former prime minister Yingluck
Shinawatra faces her accusers over a scheme to provide cheap rice to poor
farmers.

New chance to end Mindanao’s religious divisions
<http://asaa.asn.au/new-chance-end-mindanaos-religious-divisions/>

MICHAEL HENRY YUSINGCO sees an opportunity for the Philippine government to
rethink its approach to ending long-standing divisions on the southern
island of Mindanao before general elections in May.

Phnom Penh’s waste pickers battle for their way of life
<http://asaa.asn.au/phnom-penhs-waste-pickers-battle-way-life/>

ASAA President’s Prize winner CINDY BRYSON looks at the threat to the
livelihoods of Phnom Penh’s waste pickers.

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