Public Lecture: A begum abroad
Lecture
A begum abroad: Urdu literature, women authors, and the imaginative power of the travelogue in South AsiaIn the nineteenth century, travel writing rocketed to prominence across India in almost all its language, but none more so than in Urdu. In this talk, Associate Professor Daniel Majchrowicz…
Special Event: Lecture by His Excellency The Ambassador to Oman
Lecture/seminar
Join Oman’s Ambassador to Australia, Saleh Al Rawahi, to explore Oman’s diplomacy on the Strait of Hormuz and its rich history of religious diversity and tolerance.Free registration. All welcome.Date & TimeThursday 29th October 5-6pm Venue:The free event is offered in-person in room 1.14…
Middle East and Central Asia Futurescapes: Rethinking Politics, Culture, and Technology
The Middle East and Central Asia are undergoing profound transformations that are reshaping the ways their futures are imagined, debated, and pursued. Across the region, governments, societies, businesses, artists, and communities are drawing upon historical legacies, cultural traditions, and…
18th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Association for Euro-Asian Studies (AAEAS)
‘From Chaos to Order: Negotiating Multipolarity and Diversity in Eurasia’The 18th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Association for Euro-Asian Studies (AAEAS) 2027 - hosted by the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies (CAIS) at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.The…