Academics
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Professor Cribb Robert |
Robert Cribb’s research interests focus mainly on Indonesia, though he has some interest in other parts of Southeast Asia (especially Malaysia and Burma/Myanmar) and in Inner Asia. |
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Dr Fijn Natasha T 02 6125 2205 |
Natasha Fijn is an ethnographic researcher and observational filmmaker based at the ANU Mongolia Institute. With a research team based at the Mongolia Institute, she is researching multispecies Mongolian Medicine, or health and wellbeing across species in Mongolia. |
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Dr Fenner Jack T 02 6125 2121 |
Jack Fenner is an archaeologist with recent projects in Mongolia, the Pacific, and Island Southeast Asia. His speciality is using chemistry to identify diet and movement in the past. |
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Professor Narangoa Li T 6125 3201 |
Li Narangoa is a Professor of Pacific and Asian History. She specialises in modern Japanese and Mongolian history, culture and politics. Before joining the ANU, she was researcher at the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (Copenhagen). |
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Dr Taylor McComas T + 61 2 6125 3179 |
McComas Taylor’s research lies at the intersection of contemporary critical theory and classical Sanskrit narrative literature. His primary focus is on the construction of ‘true’ discourse in the Foucauldian sense in the Sanskritic, Hindu episteme. |
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Dr (Uchralt) Wuqiriletu |
Dr Wuqiriletu has already obtained a PhD but is now undertaking a second doctoral thesis within the School of Culture, History and Language, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific as part of the ARC Laureate Project ‘Informal Life Politics’, led by Prof. Tessa Morris Suzuki. |
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Ratcliffe Jonathan |
Jonathan Ratcliffe was recently awarded his PhD in Asian History from ANU for a thesis on the political history of the epic hero Geser among the Buryat Mongols during the 20th century. |
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Lecturer in Economics Bayarjargal Ariun-Erdene E Ariun-Erdene.Bayarjargal@anu.edu.au T 02 6125 8109 |
Ariun is an Associate Lecturer of Economics at the Australian National University. Her research areas are poverty, inequality, labour market issues, and microeconomic analysis. |
