The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA) is an independent, interdisciplinary body of elected Fellows. Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences (FASSA) is an honour conferred for scholarly distinction in research or the advancement of social sciences.
The Academy has also made provision for the nomination of Honorary Fellows to the Academy aimed at honoring individuals who are recognized for their exemplary achievements but not necessarily in academia.
There are 654 elected Fellows (including 28 overseas Fellows and 16 Honorary Fellows) of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.
Displaying all Fellows match the following:
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Indigenous Australia, Development, Anthropology, Economics, Resources
Panel A
2003
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indigenous peoples, identity politics, comtemporary aborigines, Torres Strait Islanders, indigenous histories
Panel A
1995
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identity, ethnicity, gender, culture, difference
Panel A
1994
Anthropology
Psychological Anthropology, Aboriginal Australian Ethnography
Panel A
2017
Anthropology
Environmental change and energy transitions; Ontologies and mythologies of climate change; Rural and regional Australia; Visual anthropology and ethnographic film; Ethnographic methods in interdisciplinary projects
Panel A
2017
Anthropology
Anthropology, History, Literature, Aboriginal Australia, race relations, Indigenous governance, cultural revivalism
Panel A
2013
Anthropology
anthropology of Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia, nation building and cultural politics, race and racism, critical theories of modernity, cosmopolitanism
Panel A
1995
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State, Poverty, Ethnic Conflict, Violence, Nationalism, Urbanization, Ritual Systems, Folk Drama, Buddhism, Zambian Urbanization, Post-Apartheid Politics in South Africa, Ritual and Politics in Kerala, Sinhalese Ritual, Comparative Anthropology, Egalita
Panel A
1981
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Medical anthropology, global health, gender and sexuality, disability and chronic illness
Panel A
1995
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Architectural anthropology, Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander social problems, indigenous people-environment studies, Aboriginal land tenure and Native Title
Panel A
2014
Anthropology
Social anthropology, symbolism, chieftainship, chaos theory, Pacific.
Panel A
2004
Anthropology
land and sea tenure, economic anthropology, social change and development, anthropological photography, history of anthropology in Australia
Panel A
1997
Anthropology
medical anthropology, higher education, Aboriginal health, health policy / services, refugee health, multiculturalism
Panel A
1991
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Aboriginal societies; Aboriginal languages; indigenous art; indigenous policy; native title
Panel A
2008
Anthropology
anthropology, Aboriginal Australia, Melanesia, religion, change, politics, identity, 'tradition'
Panel A
1988
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Aboriginal land and sea tenure, Aboriginal resource management, Customary law
Panel A
1997
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Melanesian anthropology (PNG and Vanuatu); the biography of Bronislaw Malinowski
Panel A
1989