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Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies

Lectures 2024

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  • Exploring Buddhism in Medieval Japanese Fiction

    Prof. Keller Kimbrough (University of Colorado, Boulder)

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  • Underrepresented and Unheard? Political Participation of the Youth in Japan's Aging Democracy

    Prof. Dr. Gabriele Vogt (LMU München)

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  • Syriac and Iranic Influences on Chinese Jingjiao Documents

    Chia-Wei Lin (Université de Lausanne)

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  • Race to the Future? From Artificial Intelligence to Abundant Imagination

    Prof. Dr. Ruha Benjamin (Princeton University)

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  • U.S. Elections: What will they mean for Asia?

    Dr. Bates Gill (United Nation Institute for Disarmament Research, Geneva)

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  • The Phylogeny of Sino-Tibetan

    Prof. David Bradley (La Trobe University, Australia)

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  • Religious Heritage in Kyūshū, Japan - (In)visible Christianity in Change

    Prof. Dr. Ursula Koike (Kumamoto University, Global Education)

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  • Make China Great Again: Dream, Nationalism, and New Identities

    Prof. Dr. Zheng Wang (School of Diplomacy and International Relations, Seton Hall University, USA)

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  • Mastering Meaning: Self-Exegesis in Medieval Chinese Poetic Writings

    Prof. Dr. Xiaofei Tian (Harvard University)

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  • The «Great Muslim Invasion of Assam». Anti-Migrant/Muslim Politics and its Resistance in Colonial Assam, c.1920s-1947

    Dr. Layli Uddin (Queen Mary University of London)

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  • The afterlife of repatriation. Heritage and violence in Hindu nationalist India

    Dr. Vera Lazzaretti (Centre for Research in Anthropology, Lisbon)

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  • Balancing Humanitarian Needs and Political Objectives: Understanding Japan's Immigration Policy

    Prof. Sayaka Osanami-Törngren (Malmö University)

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  • On the formation and self-representation of Buddhist monastic orders (nikāya) in ancient South Asia

    Prof. Dr. Vincent Tournier

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  • The first Zurich Lectures in East Asian History: Double Lecture

    Prof. Sharalyn Orbaugh

    Prof. Joshua Mostow

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  • “I've improved career prospects, but I've encountered challenges in terms of intimacy”: When Taiwanese migrants are confronted with gender issues in Japan

    Dr. Amélie Keyser-Verreault

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  • From ethnonationalism to neoliberal nationalism and neoliberal humanitarianism: the logics of post-war migration and refugee policies in Japan

    Prof. Gracia Liu-Farrer (Waseda University)

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  • Confucianism and Cultures of Debate in China and Korea

    Prof. Dr. Heiner Roetz, Prof. Dr. Marion Eggert (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

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