Latest Research in Indian and Buddhist Studies

Top Research Topics in Indian and Buddhist Studies

• Chinese history and philosophy — 12 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 5 papers
• South African History and Culture — 5 papers
• Classical Antiquity Studies — 3 papers
• Japanese History and Culture — 3 papers
• Turkey's Politics and Society — 3 papers
• Global Maritime and Colonial Histories — 3 papers
• Ancient Near East History — 2 papers
• Renaissance and Early Modern Studies — 2 papers
• Asian Studies and History — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. THE ACROPOLIS ARCHIVE OF SUSA IN CONTEXT: A REASSESSMENT WITHIN THE ELAMITE ADMINISTRATIVE TRADITION
2. Machiavelli on Materia: Virtù , Conflict, and Mixed Government
3. Verswijver, Gustaaf.The way of warriors: annotated narratives of the Mebengokre (Kayapo) in Brazil. 679 pp., bibliogr. Almeria: Turuti Books, 2023. R$319.80 (paper)
4. Hauntological Reflections on Yang Joon-il: Resurrection as a Spectre of 1990s Korea
5. Christianity and Social Reconstruction: Revisiting Y. T. Wu’s Intellectual Legacy in Modern China
6. Opium's Imperial Intimacies:Reading Charles Wirgman's War Correspondence in the Illustrated London News
7. Morang's Dhanpalthan Archaeological Site: Historical Evidence, Kirat Civilization and Rethinking Historiography
8. The Saree Paradox: bodily exposure, modesty, and cultural legibility in South Asian dress
9. Modern Ink Painting and Hybrid Identity: Nanyang Pioneer Artists in Postcolonial Southeast Asia
10. The Case Against Liberal Global Citizenship Education
11. Spatial Imaginations in Scientific Novels: Reading Ottoman Modernization Through Fictional Spaces
12. Spectacular and Spectral Monstrosity: Morocco’s Political Field from the Years of Lead to the Present
13. Popular culture in the time of Greater Nanyang
14. Feminist topography: Mediation on women's space and freedom in Angan
15. Lee Siew Choh and His Discontents: Maoism and the Factionalization of Singapore’s Progressive Left after Operation Coldstore
16. Unity in Diversity? Nature Conservation in the Habsburg Empire
17. Korean Buddhist Studies in Mainland China (1992–2025): A Perspective from Comparative Religious History
18. New Tribalism as a Zoetological Web of Becomings: Building Conceptual Kinships between Anzaldúan Studies and Chinese Philosophy
19. Silence, sacrifice, and subordination: Unpacking the gendered migration narratives of policy actors in Malaysia
20. The Cultural Politics in the Studio of Painted Pleasure Boat: Emperor Qianlong’s Jiangnan Imaginary and the Discourse of Power