Dr Wendy Palace
| Bio | Dr Wendy Palace is engaged in full-time research and is presently based at the East Asian Studies Department at Durham University. She has a long-standing interest in Tibet and has taught and travelled widely. Her areas of research are the British Foreign Service in Asia, diplomatic history and international affairs, with a particular interest in the cultural aspects of imperialism. She is currently conducting research into British involvement in Burma and is revising a book on the British Foreign Service and the Thirteenth Dalai Lama. |
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Lectures to The Society
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Articles in the Journal
| Book Reviews: Central Asia | ||
| Mr Christopher Rundle, Dr Wendy Palace | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 40 Number 3 | November 2009 | |
| The Kozlov Expedition of 1907-10 and the Problem of Kokonor | ||
| Dr Wendy Palace | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 32 Number 1 | March 2001 | |
| Sir John Jordan and the Burma Border 1906-12 | ||
| Dr Wendy Palace | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 30 Number 3 | November 1999 | |
| The Thirteenth Dalai Lama in Peking September - December 1908 | ||
| Dr Wendy Palace | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 29 Number 2 | July 1998 | |
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Forthcoming Events
Wed 8 Feb
The Freedom Factor: What Do We Want and How Do We Get It? at Society of Chemical Industry
Thu 16 Feb
India at The Library
Wed 22 Feb
Ashoka: India's Lost Emperor at Society of Chemical Industry
Wed 7 Mar
The Azerbaijan Crisis of 1945-6 at Society of Chemical Industry
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"Yemen: Challenges for the Future" - an international conference (BYS & LMEI) Invitation for scholars to propose papers for conference in November 2012 more…
JPT Family Trust Medical Science Award for 2012 The Royal Society for Asian Affairs invites applications from medical students aged 21 - 30 for purposeful travel in Asia more…
Hajj: journey to the heart of Islam New exhibition opened at the British Museum: 26 January - 14 April 2012 more…
Ragmala Paintings from India: Poetry, passion, song Exhbition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery: 25 January - 27 May 2012 more…
Traditions Revised: Japanese Fans from the Ishizumi Family Collection Rediscover the fan as contemporary art form through traditional fan designs more…
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