# Ien Ang
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May ien ang (born 1954) is Professor of Cultural Studies at the Institute for Culture and Society at the University of Western Sydney (UWS), Australia, where she was the founding director and is currently an ARC Professorial Fellow. She is also a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Born in Java, but raised and educated in the Netherlands, Ang received her Doctorate in the Social and Cultural Sciences, from the University of Amsterdam in 1990.
S1 Episode 12: Ien Ang, Professor and Author of ‘On Not Speaking Chinese’
Ien Ang, is a Professor of Cultural Studies at Western Sydney University. Ien is Chinese and was born in Indonesia but her parents migrated to The Netherlands when she was 12.
Her books, including Watching Dallas, Desperately seeking the audience and On not speaking Chinese, are recognised as cla…
The Asian-Australian Intersection with Kezia Yap
This week, Declassify welcomes onboard composer and interdisciplinary artist, Kezia Yap. Kezia, another Sydney Con graduate, is currently an MFA candidate at the Victorian College of Arts where her work current work interrogates how cultural identity and the Asian-Australian experience can be explo…
How research is changing amidst COVID-19 | Distinguished Professor Ien Ang
This is a mini-series of podcasts produced by Blab Coats team, in partnership with the Institute for Culture and So…
How research is changing amidst COVID-19 | Distinguished Professor Ien Ang
This is a mini-series of podcasts produced by Blab Coats team, in partnership with the Institute for Culture and So…
Speaking with: Shanthi Robertson and Ien Ang on migrants, refugees and Australia's place in Asia
Australia's policies on asylum seekers have been criticised by many countries at the UN's Human Rights Council. Department of Immigration
Australia’s refugee and border protection policies have been in the spotlight again this week as riots broke out at the Christmas Island detention centre follow…
Denis Byrne on the China-Australia Migration Corridor | “A two-way flow”
Is migration a one-way street, or does its cultural impact flow both directions?
On Afternoon Light #155 Georgina Downer speaks with Professor Denis Byrne to discuss the China-Australia migration corridor. A phenomenon which saw Australian money, ideas, objects and people shape areas of the Chines…
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