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Magnus Fiskesjo

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Magnus Fiskesjo is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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east asian studies asian studies chinese culture contemporary china chinese politics east asian languages cultural history cultural studies cultural anthropology civilizations global history empire heritage studies chinese foreign policy chinese political science cultural heritage contemporary asia orientalism colonialism sociocultural anthropology culture social history international relations international history social anthropology archaeological practice archaeological methods chinese law cultural heritage management prehistory genocide museology wa people anthropological archaeology intercultural studies archaeological science cultural analysis ethnohistory interdisciplinary history archaeological record archaeological evidence settler colonialism ink wash painting museum conservation early republic archaeological excavations post-colonial criticism cultural identity twentieth century homo sacer international politics decoloniality oppression animal minds animal behaviour gender equality women's rights human-animal interactions cultural dynamics cultural relations american identity cultural practices spirituality imperial state imperial china imperial sovereignty zomia region anti-state wa imperial past new formulation imperial state ideology bare life primitive violence wa grotesque social interaction rice beer drinking southeast asia political anthropology

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Ritual Language and Forced Confessions in China. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Magnus Fiskesjö

chinese political sciencechinese tv confessionsmass communicationeast asian studiesmedium culturechinese politicsnarrativechinese cultureforced confessionsasian studiespolitical communicationideologycontemporary chinacensorshipritual languagemedia studiesjournalismcultural studies

Ancient Dna and the Politics of Ethnicity in Neo-Nationalist China. The MIT Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

civilizationschinese political scienceethnic studieseast asian studiespolitical historynationalismethnicitychinese politicschinese cultureancient dnaasian studiescontemporary chinacultural studiescultural anthropologycultural history

Chapter 3 Wa History: Agency and Victimization. University of Hawaii Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

criminologylawwa historycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violence

China, Empire and World Anthropology: A Reply to Hamilton Chang, at 27(6). Anthropology Today (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

civilizationseast asian studiescolonialismempirechinese politicsimperial legacyglobal historychinese foreign policysociocultural anthropologyasian studieschinese culturechinese settler colonialismcontemporary chinacultural anthropologyimperial ideology

Mass Detention and Forced Assimilation of Uyghur Children in China. CETNI (2024)

Magnus FiskesjöRukiye Turdush

east asian studiesmass detentionhuman migrationchinese culturejuvenile courtcontemporary chinamigration studieseast asian languagesforced migration

Self-Kidnappings by Chinese Students Abroad: Mystery Solved. The Diplomat (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

intercultural studieseast asian studieschinese cultureasian studieschinese studentscontemporary chinacultural studies

Wa Communities in the China-Myanmar Borderlands. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

civilizationseast asian studieswa communitieschinese politicswa elitechinese foreign policyasian studiescontemporary chinawa history

Wa History:. University of Hawaii Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

Wa History: Agency and Victimization. University of Hawaii Press (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

criminologylawpsychological violencevictimologywa historypublic historycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violence

Cambodia’s Heritage Repatriation Successes in Global Perspective. Southeast Asia Program Bulletin (2023)

Magnus Fiskesjö

global studiesheritage repatriation successesasian studiesanthropologycultural heritage managementcultural heritagehistoric preservationheritage studiescultural anthropologyheritage conservation

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Magnus Fiskesjo

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Magnus Fiskesjo is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Magnus Fiskesjo

Cornell University

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ritual Language and Forced Confessions in China. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Magnus Fiskesjö

Ancient Dna and the Politics of Ethnicity in Neo-Nationalist China. The MIT Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

Chapter 3 Wa History: Agency and Victimization. University of Hawaii Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

criminologylawwa historycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violence

China, Empire and World Anthropology: A Reply to Hamilton Chang, at 27(6). Anthropology Today (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

Mass Detention and Forced Assimilation of Uyghur Children in China. CETNI (2024)

Magnus FiskesjöRukiye Turdush

east asian studiesmass detentionhuman migrationchinese culturejuvenile courtcontemporary chinamigration studieseast asian languagesforced migration

Self-Kidnappings by Chinese Students Abroad: Mystery Solved. The Diplomat (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

intercultural studieseast asian studieschinese cultureasian studieschinese studentscontemporary chinacultural studies

Wa Communities in the China-Myanmar Borderlands. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

civilizationseast asian studieswa communitieschinese politicswa elitechinese foreign policyasian studiescontemporary chinawa history

Wa History:. University of Hawaii Press eBooks (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

Wa History: Agency and Victimization. University of Hawaii Press (2024)

Magnus Fiskesjö

criminologylawpsychological violencevictimologywa historypublic historycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violence

Cambodia’s Heritage Repatriation Successes in Global Perspective. Southeast Asia Program Bulletin (2023)

Magnus Fiskesjö

global studiesheritage repatriation successesasian studiesanthropologycultural heritage managementcultural heritagehistoric preservationheritage studiescultural anthropologyheritage conservation

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