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Tessa Morris-Suzuki is a historian specializing in the history of East Asia, particularly Japan and Korea. Her work extends broadly to the Pacific and focuses on the histories of frontiers, human mobility, and grassroots social action. Morris-Suzuki's research delves into themes of memory and reconciliation in East Asia, examining the role of art and representation in culture and the nature of war. Her current projects include a study on the social and environmental impacts of commercial whaling in the nineteenth-century Pacific and a book analyzing the representations of 'The East' in the works of twin artists Edward and Maurice Detmold. Tessa has held various esteemed positions, such as Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs and Laureate Fellow at the Australian Research Council. She has served as President of the Asian Studies Association of Australia and has been a member of several advisory councils and networks focusing on human rights and Asian studies.
Australian National University • Canberra
Engaged in teaching and research in Japanese history, with a focus on social and political movements in East Asia.
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