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AAS Statement on Stanford University Press

06/14/2019 by Asia Now AAS Statements, Higher Education, Publishing

June 14, 2019 The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) is writing to express its concern regarding the decision of Provost Persis S. Drell to cut $1.7 million in subsidies to Stanford University Press, thus placing the future of the Press in financial jeopardy. For Asian Studies in particular, Stanford University Press is one of a […]

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AAS Statement on Cambridge University Press Censorship in China

08/21/2017 by Asia Now AAS Statements, Journal of Asian Studies, Censorship, China, Publishing

On Friday, August 18, Quartz, the New York Times, and other media outlets reported that Cambridge University Press (CUP) had complied with a demand from the Chinese government that approximately 300 China Quarterly articles concerning sensitive topics (Tibet, Taiwan, Tiananmen Square, and others) be omitted from search results on CUP’s website when accessed in China. […]

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