Publishing Opportunities

Publishing opportunities

Accepted abstracts/papers will be published in the 2^nd ISSH-2021 proceedings volume which has the ISBN publication Index – 978-0-9945391-6-8 of ISBN Agency of Australia and will be submitted for indexing with the Clarivate ISI Web of Science conference proceedings citation index (the ISSH-2019 Proceedings were indexed in the CPCI database).

After the conference, contact John Hutnyk as those papers which meet academic requirements from those abstracted and presented at ISSH-2021, will then be selected and invited by the editorial team for extension and rewriting for possible publication in journals such as: Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (ISI), Review of Radical Political Economics (ISI), Social Identities (Scopus), or Thesis Eleven (Scopus), for blind peer review and publication.

Previous Issues

 

Innovations in the Social Sciences and Humanities 2019

See a video of the 2019 conference:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyxIThzmd8k&feature=youtu.be

See the 2019 conference reported on TV news HTV9

http://www.htv.com.vn/hoi-thao-quoc-te-ve-de-tai-khoa-hoc-xa-hoi-va-nhan-van-1

 

See here for news items, notes and more:

https://issh2019.tdtu.edu.vn/news/conference

 

See here for pictures:

Opening day

The Sessions

 

 

Three Journals carried papers from the previous conference in special issues:

 

Journal of Asian and African Studies

Volume 55 Issue 6, September 2020

Eds Nguyen Minh Huan & John Hutnyk

contents: jasa_55_6.tocjasa_55_6.toc

Articles: Special Issue: Sociology in Vietnam Today

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Educational Philosophy and Theory

Volume 52, 2020

Eds: Le Thi Mai and John Hutnyk

Innovating Institutions: Instituting Innovation

An intuition of innovative new institutions

Le Thi Mai & John Hutnyk

Pages: 1120-1125

First Page Preview|Full Text|References|

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Social Identities

Volume 26, Issue 5.

https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/csid20/26/5?nav=tocList

WhatsApp in India? A case study of social media related lynchings
Feeza Vasudeva & Nicholas Barkdull

An ‘un-imagined community’: the entangled genealogy of an exclusivist nationalism in Myanmar and the Rohingya refugee crisis
Arnab Roy Chowdhury

Twenty first-century tourism representations of Sri Lanka: exploring the worldmaking role and implications of local tourism writers
Gauthami Kamalika Jayathilaka

 

The editor of proposed future issues will be the Chair of the conference, often with others involved in the organisation, co-chairs and colleagues.

John Hutnyk is the chair. He is a researcher who lectures at TDTU. His recent publications include:

1. Robinson on Con Dao: Mango writing and faltering diplomacy in the precursors of Crusoe in Vietnam in Southeast Asia Research 2021
2. 'Robinsonades: pertaining to allegories from the East India Company in Ceylon and other islands, from Marxism to Post-structuralism, and in which, dear reader, a 300-year-old adventure book may still have something to say' in Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, 2020, 21:2, 279-286, DOI: 10.1080/14649373.2020.1766236 
3. The Corporate Menagerie, In Thesis Eleven August 13, 2020
4. Co research in Vietnam for the anthropology classroom  with Do Thi Xuan Huong, in Education Philosophy and Theory, 2020, with supplement rept_a_1752187_sm3452
5. The Pecuniary Animus of the University in Education, Philosophy and Theory, 2020
6. If the Tigers and Cyclones Don’t Get You, the Law Will, South Asia 2019
7. Global South Asia on Screen. Book, Aakar books, India only edition 2019
8. What did you do in the war? in the journal History and Anthropology 2019
9. Marx in Calcutta, CITY 2018
10. Global South Asia on Screen, Book, Bloomsbury World Edition, 2018