2025
2025 ASPAC-Mori Prize
Joanes Rocha (Tokyo University). “The Origins of Chinese Chayi in the Late Ming as Seen through Jesuit Accounts: A Comparative Perspective on Japanese Chanoyu”
2025 Barlow Prize
Emma Laube (UC San Diego). "The Modern Girl on Mount Putuo"
Joanes Rocha (Tokyo University). “The Origins of Chinese Chayi in the Late Ming as Seen through Jesuit Accounts: A Comparative Perspective on Japanese Chanoyu”
2025 Barlow Prize
Emma Laube (UC San Diego). "The Modern Girl on Mount Putuo"
2024
2024 ASPAC-Mori Prize
Lu Huang (Temple University). “Symbolic Capital in the Sino-Tibetan Borderlands: Naxi Mu Chieftains and the Sacred Buddhist Mountain Jizu shan.”
2024 Barlow Prize
Nicholas Fernacz (University of Southern California). “The Skywalk is Gone!: Infrastructural Sound and Everyday Invisibility in Tsai Ming-liang’s Cinema of Slowness.”
Lu Huang (Temple University). “Symbolic Capital in the Sino-Tibetan Borderlands: Naxi Mu Chieftains and the Sacred Buddhist Mountain Jizu shan.”
2024 Barlow Prize
Nicholas Fernacz (University of Southern California). “The Skywalk is Gone!: Infrastructural Sound and Everyday Invisibility in Tsai Ming-liang’s Cinema of Slowness.”
2023
2023 ASPAC-Mori Prize
Li-Ting Chang (UC Santa Barbara). "A Club of Laughter: Expanding Notions of Taiwaneseness through Humor (1930-1935)”
2023 Barlow Prize
Thomas Chan (UC San Diego). “A Sea of Blood and Hatred”: The Central Role of Hatred in the Mass Rallies of China’s Anti-Narcotics Campaign, 1949-52”
Li-Ting Chang (UC Santa Barbara). "A Club of Laughter: Expanding Notions of Taiwaneseness through Humor (1930-1935)”
2023 Barlow Prize
Thomas Chan (UC San Diego). “A Sea of Blood and Hatred”: The Central Role of Hatred in the Mass Rallies of China’s Anti-Narcotics Campaign, 1949-52”