Entries are eligible for emerging scholars who are:
a) members of ASAH for 2026; Here is the link to the membership form https://asah.sydney.edu.au/membership/
b) currently studying a postgraduate degree or awarded an Honours or postgraduate degree after January 1, 2023;
c) either graduated from, studying, or affiliated with at a university in Australia or New Zealand; or a citizen or permanent resident of Australia or New Zealand who meets a) and b)

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Results of the 2025 Emerging Scholar Award:

Winner: Leo Barry (University of Sydney)

Rethinking the Pao An Tui: Java’s Chinese Press and Militia during the Indonesian National Revolution

 

The Honourable Mention: Laura Marshall (University of Sydney)

‘It Seems to Me’: The Interpretative Challenge of Epistemic Verbs in the Translation of Kōda Aya’s ‘Hina’

On behalf of the Committee, we’d like to express our sincere gratitude to the members of this year’s judges:
 
Dr Lewis Mayo, University of Melbourne
Dr Emerald King, University of Tasmania
EmProf Robert Cribb, ANU
 
 

Results of the 2024 Emerging Scholar Award:

Winner: Minglei Wang
Minglei Wang from Flinders University is the recipient of the 2024 ASAH Emerging Scholar Award for the paper titled, “A Retrospective of Chinese Archibald Finalists.”

Honourable Mention: Jayne Fendyk

Jayne Fendyk from ANU has received an Honourable Mention for the 2024 ASAH Emerging Scholar Award for her paper “‘We Work as One’: Feminist Activism and the Passage of Indonesia’s Anti-Sexual Violence Law.”

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