Our People - PhD students
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Helen Abbott PhD Candidate Anthropology |
Helen is a PhD Candidate in Anthropology at ANU. Her research explores what it means for people to inhabit a marine environment on Ataúro Island, in East Timor. In particular she is interested in... |
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Myra Mentari Abubakar PhD Candidate Gender, Media and Cultural Studies |
Myra is currently a PhD Candidate at the Schoolof Culture History and Language. Her dissertation is on: "Tjut Nyak Din, a Study of Female Heroism in the Land of Sharia" and examines how heroism is... |
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Matthew Adeleye PhD Students Archaeology and Natural History |
Adeleye is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. |
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Dinith Adikari PhD Candidate Anthropology |
Dinith is PhD candidate at the School. |
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Jade Aikman PhD Candidate Gender, Media and Cultural Studies |
Jade is a PhD Candidate at the School |
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Mitiana Arbon PhD Candidate Gender, Media and Cultural Studies |
Mitiana is an indigenous Pacific Studies scholar completing his PhD thesis on Pacific Art, under the supervision of... |
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Umar Assegaf PhD candidate Anthropology |
Supervisor Dr Andrew McWilliam Topic TBA |
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Zurab Baratashvili PhD Students Linguistics |
Zurab is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. |
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Phillip Beaumont PhD Students Archaeology and Natural HistoryP: 52458 |
Phillip is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language |
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Clara Boulanger PhD Candidate Archaeology and Natural History |
Clara is currently a PhD candidate at the School of Culture, History and Language at ANU in a co-tutelle program with the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle in France, and under the supervision... |
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Jonathon Carpenter PhD Student Archaeology and Natural History |
The archaeology of the Ruapekapeka Campaign 1845-46: Colonial expansion and colonial identity in conflict |
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Karene Chambers PhD Students Archaeology and Natural History |
Karene is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. |
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Christina Chau PhD Student |
Translator in the making, with reference to the work of Professor David Hawkes and Professor John Minford in the making of the story of the stone |
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Jingjing Chen PhD Students Pacific and Asian History |
Jingjing is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. |
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Shuxia Chen PhD Students Pacific and Asian History |
Shuxia is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. |
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Yu-Hua Chen PhD Research Scholar Pacific and Asian History |
Yu-Hua Chen is a PhD Scholar at the School of Culture, History, and Language at the Australian National University (ANU). Yu-Hua’s research interests include China’s security policy, international... |
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Kwang-Ju Cho PhD Candidate and Editorial Assistant, Asia Pacifi Linguistics |
Kwang-Ju is a PhD candidate and the Editorial Assistant for the Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology (TAPJA) |
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Helen Cooke PhD Student Archaeology and Natural History |
Archaeology Beyond Compliance |
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Luke Corbin PhD Candidate Anthropology |
Luke researches the anthropological history of beer and brewing in Myanmar (Burma). He is currently conducting... |
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Timothy Cronin PhD Candidate |
Tim is a PhD Candidate at the School |
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Carlo Dalle Ceste PhD Student Linguistics |
PhD Research TopicReconstructing Morphology: The case of Proto Western Oceanic My PhD research focuses on the history of pronominal morphology (free pronouns and subject-... |
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Alison Darby PhD Candidate Pacific and Asian History |
Alison is a PhD Candidate in Pacific and Asian History at the School. Her research focuses on eugenic ideology and interethnic marriage in the formal Japanese empire from 1919 to 1945. Her... |
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Andrew De Lisle PhD Candidate and Korea Institute Program Co-ordin |
Andrew is a PhD candidate and also the Korea Institute Program Co-ordinator |
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Marie Duhamel PhD Candidate Linguistics |
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Michael Dunford PhD Students Anthropology |
Michael is currently a PhD Candidate at the School of Culture History and Language. His research focuses on the political-economic implications of the tea industry in northern Shan State, Myanmar... |
