Guangdong-Hong Kong martial arts fiction, by Petr Vrana

In Defence of Self-Defence by Professor David Stevens (Nottingham University)

The Aesthetics of Martial Arts, by Dr Max Ryynänen (Aalto University, Espoo, Finland).

On Teaching Martial Arts Studies in the University, by Dr Spencer Bennington (Virginia Tech)

Gender Responsive Trauma Informed Kickboxing, by Georgia Verry (Conscious Combat Club, Melbourne)

Experiences of Diasporic Women Learning Muay Thai, by Emily Dobrich (Toronto University)

The Sexualisation of Female Fighters, by Dr Alex Channon (Brighton University)

Martial Arts As Living Theory, by Professor Paul Bowman (2024 Martial Arts Studies Conference)

Decolonising Yoga, by Dr Devika Karnad (Cardiff University)

Portable Practices and Transposable Messages: Yoga and Taiji, by Professor Paul Bowman

Bruce Lee, Aesthetics and Sidekicks, by Professor Paul Bowman (Cardiff University)

Göttingen Round Table, Part One. Martial Arts Aesthetics

Samurai, Scouts and Suffragettes, by Professor Oleg Benesch (York University)

Important updates on our June 2024 Martial Arts Studies Conference

Energy Talk! A conversation with Professor Daniel Mroz (Ottawa University).

The Screen Legacies of Jeet Kune Do, by Dr Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes)

On Developing Martial Arts Studies (for a conference at Beijing Sports University)

Bruce Lee and the Martial Rhetorics of Hip Hop, by Dr Spencer Bennington (Virginia Tech)

Does my Forward Stance Look a Little Fascist? Meiji-Era Karate & Embodied Politics, by Dr Peter Katz

The Sublime Object of Martial Arts Studies, by Professor Paul Bowman (Cardiff University)

Bruce Lee and the Way of Perfectionism, by Dr Kyle Barrowman

More Lessons from Bruce Lee, by Prof. Siu Leung Li, introduced by Prof. Meaghan Morris

Bruce Lee and the Invention of Martial Arts, by Dr George Jennings (Cardiff Met University)

Bruce Lee: A Kinetic Analysis for CGI Reconstruction, Dr John Twycross (Oxford Brookes University)

'Bruce Lee's Embodied Charismatic Affect', by Dr David Brown (Cardiff Metropolitan University)

On Bruce Lee's Influence on TV Advertising, with Dr Sally Chan (Leeds University)

Netflix Ninjas and the Legacy of the Kung Fu Craze, with Dr Luke White

Aestheticising Kung Fu Cinema: Bruce Lee and Martial Ideation, Dr Wayne Wong (Sheffield Uni)

Bruce Lee As Gladiator: Celebrity, Stoicism and Cinema. Dr Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes)

On Self-Defence Training, Violence and the Sublime, with Professor Paul Bowman. Part 2.

On Self-Defence Training, Violence and the Sublime, with Professor Paul Bowman. Part 1.

On the primacy of badassness, with Prof Mario Staller.

On Krav Maga's German Career, with Prof Swen Körner.

From the Sublime to the Marvellous: Cultural Translation from The Grandmaster to Shang-Chi.

Conversation with Jin Yong translator, Gigi Chang

Martial Arts and the Soft Power Paradox, with Dr. Ben Judkins.

On Capoeira and Social Justice Movements with Prof. Lauren Griffith (Texas Tech)

On the Cultural Analysis of Martial Arts, with Professor Jeremy Gilbert (University of East London).

Mexican Women in Lucha Libre Wrestling, with Dr Marjolein Van Bavel

Translating Taijiquan and Changing Qigong, with Professor Paul Bowman

On translating Jin Yong, by translator Gigi Chang.

Reappraising the Kung Fu Comedy with Dr Luke White (Middlesex University)

On Martial Arts, Intimacy and the Manosphere, with Prof Céline Morin (Paris Nanterre Uni)

Individual Practice in a Global Frame. Conference Keynote. Prof. Paul Bowman, Cardiff University.

Getting excited for this year's conference

Bruce Lee, Action Techniques and Anthropotechnics, with Professor Paul Bowman

From Counterculture to Consumer Culture, part 2.

From Counterculture to Consumer Culture, part 1

East Meets West and the problem of Ideology, part 2

East Meets West and the problem of Ideology, part 1.

On East/West Cross-Cultural Encounters, part 2

On East/West Cross-Cultural Encounters, part 1

Orientalism After Edward Said, part 2

Orientalism After Edward Said, part 1

Undergraduate Lecture on Orientalism and Film, part 2.

Lecture on Orientalism and Film (part1)

Work as Play and Play as Work, with Professor Janet O'Shea (UCLA)

On Martial Arts Manga, with Prof Andreas Niehaus.

Making Martial Arts Studies: a presentation from 2015 by Paul Bowman

Inventing Traditional Martial Arts, with Prof. Peter Lorge