Filthy Appetites: A Novel Migration Judith Beyer introduces the concept

Judith Beyer introduces the concept of “we-formation” as a fundamental yet underexplored capacity of humans to relate to one another outside of and apart from demarcated ethno-religious lines and corporate groups

brought back vividly by the political crisis of 2006

‘To the People’: Travelling Queer Film Festivals

bringing fresh attention to the continuities of Theravada monastic communities that have endured despite regional and linguistic variations

She has worked extensively in the art world and as a museum curator

Filthy Appetites: A Novel Migration Judith Beyer introduces the conceptThailands ravenous ghost returns for a feast youll never forget! Mai is a krasue a supernatural creature in the form of a young womans severed head with a trail of dangling entrails. For generations, she has been imprisoned on a farm in the Northeast. Now, a series of mishaps has set her loose upon Bangkok where she is on the run from a television ghost hunter hoping to turn her into a celebrity and an eccentric fortune teller bent on her destruction.