Hitomi Fujimura. Disentangling the Colonial Narrative of the Karen National Association of 1881: The Motive behind Karen Baptist Intellectuals’ Claim for a Nation. Journal of Burma Studies. 2020. 24. 2. 275-314
Hitomi Fujimura. Being Baptists, Becoming Karens. Compilation of Papers, Presented at the Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia (SEASIA) Conference 2017. 2018. [5-2] 1-14
How Did the Term “Dawkalu” Come to Be Used? A Historical Consideration of Proclamation of Ethnicity by Karen Intellectuals in the 1880s
(2019 Myanmar Update 2019)
Baptist Karen Intellectuals’ Pursuit of Official Recognition in British Burma: Participation in the 1881 Census and the Formation of the KNA
(International Burma Studies Conference 2018)
“Perceptions and Responses to Western Modernity and Colonialism through Eyes of Baptist Karen Intellectuals in the Nineteenth Century Burma
(13th Singapore Graduate Forum on Southeast Asian Studies, National University of Singapore 2018)
A History of the Encounter with Western Modernity and Confrontation to the Distortion of Colonialism: A Case of Baptist Karen Intellectuals in Nineteenth-Century Burma,
(SOAS-Oxford Graduate Student Workshop: New Directions in Research of Myanmar 2018)
