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‘Oriental Studies’ at the University of Sydney

Analysis October 20, 2022By Luke Cass

One need not look further than USyd’s history of ‘Oriental Studies’ to understand how the University has supported the military industrial complex and reinforced structural racism towards Asian cultures.

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Browsing: S204

‘Oriental Studies’ at the University of Sydney

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