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We are cordially inviting you to the online guest lecture of dr. Isabelle Cheng: “We asked for workers but human beings came: Labour migration in East Asia” on Thursday, March 18, between 16: 30-17:30.

Through the Emerald Insight portal, two new collections in economics are available to you (HRM, marketing and PR etc.).

You are kindly invited to attend the digital event Society 5.0 on March 18 at 9.00 CET, focusing on cyber security and urban air mobility.

We are cordially inviting you to the online guest lecture of prof. Ming-sho Ho: “Nuclear energy and same-sex marriage: the recent politics of social movement in Taiwan” on Monday, March 8 at 9: 30-10: 30 PM.

In order to ensure the safe use of library materials for our users, we decided to purchase a UV-C light sterilizer at the library. Also, re-borrowing will be faster, as quarantine for the material will no longer be required.

Artstor is the most extensive image resource for educational and scholarly use. Until 30 June 2021, UL students and staff have remote access to Artstor.

The East Asia Research Library (EARL) is one of the co-organizers of the East Asia: The COVID Pandemic, the Ethics of Global Humanism, and the Fate of Cultural Heritage Symposium. The event, co-organized with the Department of Asian Studies and the Asian Languages and Cultures program groups of the Faculty of Arts, will mark the 25th anniversary of the Department's establishment.

The East Asia Resource Library (EARL) is co-hosting the Situations International Conference 2021, with the title Between Asia and Europe: Whither Comparative Cultural Studies? The conference will take place in Ljubljana, between May 21-22, 2021, in a hybrid form (combination of online and in-person events). The deadline for 4,000-word research proposals, including a 100-word bio statement and a 150-word abstract, is April 15, 2021.

Students and staff can now access the New Statesman online via the Faculty of Social Sciences subscription. The subscription covers access to international and UK versions of the New Statesman website which contains all articles featured in the print magazine plus a lot of additional, online-only content, including podcasts.

EARL invites you to the online “Taiwan Lecture on Chinese Studies” cohosted by our partners, School of Oriental and African Studies(SOAS), U.K., National Central Library (Taiwan), and Center for Chinese Studies (Taiwan).