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Melbourne Asia Review is a research-based publication of the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne.
How Indigenous peoples in Taiwan continue to reclaim their lands rights despite 400 years of colonisation 中文
Indigenous peoples in Taiwan have survived 400 years of colonialisation and continue to thrive while asserting their land rights.
INTRODUCTION: Taiwan – Re-articulations of Politics and Culture in a Marginal State
This edition offers a compelling purview of the change and continuity that has defined and redefined Taiwan in its marginal state.
Indonesia’s Missing Foreign Policy Debate
Indonesia’s presidential candidates have had little to say on foreign policy. But whoever is sworn-in will face a very challenging international environment.
Unveiling ‘colour-blind’ ideology: the reality of Indigenous identity in China
China’s Indigeneity denialism positions majority Han culture as the default and, in doing so, marginalises Indigenous identities.
Political Packaging in Taiwan: The Case of Ko Wen-je (柯文哲)
Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) is a master at building an image of himself as a political ‘outsider’ and an iconic leader.