Dr Uradyn E. Bulag
Reader, Selwyn College
email: ueb10 [at] cam.ac.uk
Research interests: East Asia (China, Japan, Taiwan) and Inner Asia (Mongolia, Tibet); comparative colonialism and imperialism (pan-Asianism; diplomacy; alter/native urbanisation); ethnicity and nationalism (hybridity; national unity; collaborative nationalism); (un)sharing cultures and histories (Mongolia-Tibet interface; politics of friendship; national heritage regimes; translingual practices); socialist/post-socialist political forms and imagination (minority revolution; autonomous institutions and laws; frontier films).
Collaborative Nationalism wins ICAS Book Prize
Dr Uradyn Bulag‘s book ‘Collaborative Nationalism’ has won the International Convention of Asian Scholars 2011 book prize. The awarding committee praised Dr Bulag’s book saying, “We are pleased to award the ICAS Book Prize 2011 to Uradyn Bulag for his highly original work, well grounded in both Asian and European sources, which will inspire students [...]
April 12th, 2011
Transforming Technologies and Buddhist Book Culture
An AHRC project at the MIASU which will explore the relationship between Buddhist culture and technological transformations by looking at ‘the book’ as artifact, medium for communications, symbol of political authority and ritual object in the context of Tibetan Buddhism. Dr Uradyn Bulag, Dr Hildegard Diemberger and Dr Stephen Hugh-Jones with Burkhard Quessel (British Library).
August 23rd, 2010
Reader, Selwyn College
