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Association for Asian Studies: Virtual Exhibit 2014

 

Going to AAS 2014? Stop by booth 102! Not going to AAS 2014? Don't worry—we've got you covered.

 

The annual Association for Asian Studies conference kicks off today in the City of Brotherly Love. If you're attending be sure to stop by booth 102 to say hello to some SUPians, where you can grab a few discounted books and meet our Asian Studies editor, Michelle Lipinski.  

All of the books featured at the conference (also listed below) will be available for 20-30% off (20% on paperbacks, 30% on cloth and ebook). If you couldn't make it to the conference, not to fret—you can still take advantage of the conference discount right here. If any of the books below suit your fancy, click on the cover to be redirected to that book's page on our website. From there you can add the book to your cart and enter this discount code: S14XAAS, to grab the conference discount.

Also, don't miss the last week of our March Madness sale for even steeper discounts ($10 hardcovers and $5 paperbacks).


Browse our featured AAS Conference titles below (60+ books from which to choose):

 

A Family of No Prominence Accepting Authoritarianism After Empire Anxious Wealth Becoming Asia





 

 

Becoming Modern Women Between Birth and Death Beyond the Middle Kingdom Birth in the age of Aids Chinese Labor in a Korean factory




 

Chinese Money in Global Context Collective Resistance in China Competitive Strategies for the 21st Century Constructing China's Jerusalem Constructing East Asia




 

 

Creating Wealth and Poverty in Postsocialist Chian Diquieting Gifts Faces of Aging Foreign Firms From Frontier Policy to Foreign Policy





 

Global Futures in East Asia Gourmets in the land of famine His Hiding Place is Darkness Illicit Flirtations Immigrant Ambassadors




 

 

Institutional Imperative Insufficient Funds Integrating Regions Intimate Labors Localising Power in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia




 

 

Looking For Balance Making Religion Making the State Making Tea, Making Japan Marigold Markets and Bodies




 

 

Mediating the Global Militants or Partisan Modern China's Network Revolution Modern Girls on the Go Myth of the Social Volcano




 

 

New Challenges for Maturing Death Occupying Power On Uneven Ground Opera and the City Paradise Redefined




 

 

Passage to Manhood Quest for Harmony Reading Colonial Japan Reconstructing bodies Rise of the Red Engineers




 

 

Roots of the State Science for the Empire Spending Without Taxation The Making of Northeast Asia The Nexus of Economics, Security, and International Relations in East ASia




 

 

The Premise of Fidelity The World Under Pressure Tokyo in Transit Voice From the North What Remains




 

 

When Half is Whole Working the Night Shift Wronged by Empire


Posted on March 27, 2014 in Asian Studies |

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