Soekarno and Lopez Mateos: Mexico-Indonesia Relations and Foreign Policy, 1959-62

Tuesday, September 15, 2020 @ 5:00 pm Via Zoom

To Join via zoom: http://asu.zoom.us/j/91484564493

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Please see click on the link for a list of Asia Related Courses for Fall 2020. If there are other courses that you think should be included, please email us at Asia@asu.edu. You may also find featured Asia Related Courses below. 

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South Asia

Gandhi Research Foundation - Student Internship Program

3-6 months internships from August 2020 (Deadline: March 31st, 2020) 

Student interns can participate in a wide spectrum of learning activities:

Promoting voice of "Frontline" Workers: Organizational Justice, Psychological Safety, and Burnout in the South Korea Care Industries

Workers in “care industries” such as customer support, daycare, and nursing are likely to face challenges associated with their lower status, intensive emotional labor, and lack of organizational support. Care workers are highly likely to report perceived lack of voice at work, which in turn leads to burnout and emotional distress.

Interracial Marriage in South Korea: From Immigrant Mothers' Perspective in Multicultural Families

Interracial marriage has been growing in South Korea for the past two decades and formed a new family type, so called multicultural family. The present research seeks to understand lived experiences of the first generation of immigrant mothers in multicultural family by collecting survey data investigating mothers’ acculturation and coping strategies, psychological, emotional, and behavioral health outcomes.

Skilled Migration to China: Chinese Returnees and U.S. Migrants

The 'global race for talent' has become a trend in the world amidst the rise of economic uncertainties, geopolitical realignments, and nationalism in the world. China has intensified its programs to recruit talent from abroad, gradually forsaking its traditional role as a brain-drain country to become an exemplar of brain circulation. In particular, China has developed many strategies to recruit highly-skilled overseas Chinese professionals as well as foreign talent.

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