Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit
The fate of transboundary river ecosystems in times of conflict and cooperation
Sigrid Rausing MIASU Doctoral Student in the Social Anthropology of Inner Asia
‘Mongolian time or German time?’: Rethinking the ‘nomadic’ through an art residency
Moveable Boundary: Governing methods in Mongolian Nomadic Society during the Qing Period
This study aims to provide a fresh perspective on the delineation of boundary in Qing-era Mongolia, revising the conventional understanding.
What exactly was ancient Zhangzhung in far western Tibet?
Figures of their time: what ‘convict officers’ in a rural district prison can tell us about state-making in Nepal
Graduate University for Advanced Studies (Sokendai-National Museum of Ethnology), Japan & Visiting Scholar, MIASU, University of Cambridge
Livestock exchange – “positive-depriving reciprocity“ in Mongolia
From Lamaism to Buddhism. The Rise of Modernity in the Mongolian Sangha of Russia, late 19th - early 20th c.
Alice Millington (University of Cambridge)
In the wake of the snow frog: a tale of two landslides in the Khangchendzönga region, eastern Nepali Himalayas.
China and the Uyghurs
Morris Rossabi (Columbia University & Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge)
A survey of the policies of the People's Republic of China toward the Uyghurs of Xinjiang, emphasizing developments over the past decade.