The Mongolia Society

The Mongolia Society Annual Meeting and Panel Notice

Mon, 03/01/2010 - 20:55 — susie

The 2010 Annual Meeting of The Mongolia Society will be held in conjunction with the Association for Asian Studies (AAS), at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107.

Friday 26 March 2010
9:00 pm Panel: Mongolian Language Room 303/304
Saturday 27 March 2010
1:00 pm Mongolia Society’s Annual Business Meeting Grand Ballroom, Salon K
1:30 pm Panel: Contemporary Mongolian Issues
7:15 pm Panel: Mongolian Culture Grand Ballroom, Salon K
8:30 pm Panel: Kalmykia and the Kalmyk Diaspora Grand Ballroom, Salon K

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Please join us for the lecture

Mon, 03/01/2010 - 20:45 — susie

In the Wake of Vilmos Diószegi: Collecting Folk Belief and Religious Folklore in Northern Mongolia
by David Somfai Kara

on Thursday 4 March 2010 at 4 pm
in the Leo Dowling International Center
Conference Room 107
111 S. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana

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Welcome to The Mongolia Society
The Mongolia Society was founded in late 1961 as a private, non-profit, non-political organization interested in promoting and furthering the study of Mongolia, its history, language, and culture. The aims of the Society are exclusively scholarly, educational, and charitable. We publish Mongolian Studies: Journal of the Mongolia Society, Mongolia Survey, and two series entitled Special Papers (devoted to the republication of rare works in Mongolian or related languages) and Occasional Papers (scholarly studies). The Society has also printed and reprinted important dictionaries. One of the major obstacles encountered by Western students of Mongolia has been the difficulty in obtaining Mongolian publication on a regular basis. Since 1975, therefore, The Mongolia Society has been active in the importation and North American distribution of scholarly books and periodicals, as well as prints, slide transparencies, and recordings, from Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, and Buriatia. During our more than forty years of existence , The Mongolia Society has become a center for information on Mongolia, as well as groups and institutions in China, Japan, and Europe.

Welcome to The Mongolia Society

The Mongolia Society was founded in late 1961 as a private, non-profit, non-political organization interested in promoting and furthering the study of Mongolia, its history, language, and culture. The aims of the Society are exclusively scholarly, educational, and charitable.

We publish Mongolian Studies: Journal of the Mongolia Society, Mongolia Survey, and two series entitled Special Papers (devoted to the republication of rare works in Mongolian or related languages) and Occasional Papers (scholarly studies). The Society has also printed and reprinted important dictionaries. One of the major obstacles encountered by Western students of Mongolia has been the difficulty in obtaining Mongolian publication on a regular basis. Since 1975, therefore, The Mongolia Society has been active in the importation and North American distribution of scholarly books and periodicals, as well as prints, slide transparencies, and recordings, from Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, and Buriatia.

During our more than forty years of existence , The Mongolia Society has become a center for information on Mongolia, as well as groups and institutions in China, Japan, and Europe.