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INTRODUCTION: From appreciation to enjoyment: Varieties of Indigenous knowledge in Asia

  • Dr Samuel Curkpatrick,

Indigenous knowledges are a living force through which political, cultural and economic relations are reshaped.

Which AI do you trust? How Chinese people attach national identity to AI use

  • Chen Qu and Dr Wilfred Yang Wang,

How ‘trust’ in Large Language Models is linked to national identity.

访谈：澳大利亚是一个多语种社会，接纳多元文化意味着必须认真对待语言现实

  • 英格利特·皮勒教授（Professor Ingrid Piller）,

当代海外族群的跨国网络的规模比以往更庞大…

Forged souls, broken lives: Xi Jinping’s ‘soul-casting’ project in Xinjiang and beyond

  • Prof. James Leibold,

China’s ‘soul-casting’ policy aims to remould ‘others’ in Chinese society for wealth, power and regime stability.

The Hazaras in Afghanistan: exclusion, minoritisation and resistance

  • Dr Niamatullah Ibrahimi,

Ending the persecution of Hazaras must be seen as an essential prerequisite for achieving inclusive and sustainable peace.

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