CAS Collaborative Research Prize

Critical Asian Studies is pleased to present an annual award for the best article based on collaborative research published in the journal during each calendar year. The winning authors receive a $500 award, a letter of commendation, and a complimentary one-year subscription. The judging panel, drawn from the journal’s editorial and advisory boards, will base its decision on the depth of collaboration, the quality of the research, analysis, and explication, and clear writing that is accessible to readers from multiple disciplines.

2023 Prize Winner: Emily Amburgey, Tashi Gurung, Yungdrung Tseang Gurung, and Sienna Craig, “The Co-Production of Disasters: How the Nexus of Climate Change, Tourism, and Covid-19 has Increased Socioeconomic Vulnerability in Mustang, Nepal” (Critical Asian Studies 55.2: 211-234).