New Books in Asian American Studies
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Takeo Rivera, "Model Minority Masochism: Perfor...
An interview with Takeo Rivera
59 min
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Jonathan Leal, "Dreams in Double Time: On Race,...
An interview with Jonathan Leal
76 min
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A Better Way to Buy Books
A Conversation with Andy Hunter, Founder and CEO, Bookshop.org
32 min
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Josephine Lee, "Oriental, Black, and White: The...
An interview with Josephine Lee
44 min
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Christian O. Paiz, "The Strikers of Coachella: ...
An interview with Christian O. Paiz
67 min
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Allan Punzalan Isaac, "Filipino Time: Affective...
An interview with Allan Punzalan Isaac
50 min
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Nishanth Injam, "The Best Possible Experience: ...
An interview with Nishanth Injam
33 min
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Sarah R. Coleman, "The Walls Within: The Politi...
An interview with Sarah R. Coleman
44 min
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Juliana Hu Pegues, "Space-Time Colonialism: Ala...
An interview with Juliana Hu Pegues
54 min
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Michael R. Jin, "Citizens, Immigrants, and the ...
An interview with Michael R. Jin
64 min
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Lauren S. Foley, "On the Basis of Race: How Hig...
An interview with Lauren S. Foley
32 min
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Charlotte Brooks, "American Exodus: Second-Gene...
Between 1901 and World War II, up to half of all U.S.-born Chinese Americans relocated to China in search of better lives due to the discrimination they faced in the United States...
65 min
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Charlotte Karem Albrecht, "Possible Histories: ...
An interview with Charlotte Karem Albrecht
65 min
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Christine Hong, "A Violent Peace: Race, U.S. Mi...
Christine Hong attempts to debunk the idea of good war and warfare-welfare state that allowed women and racial minorities to participate in national politics by showing how the US government was able to launch total war that blurred the boundaries of home and abroad through the “principle of indistinction.”
56 min
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Breaking Out: An Indian Woman's American Journey
An interview with Padma Desai
15 min
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Scott A. Mitchell, "The Making of American Budd...
An interview with Scott A. Mitchell
56 min
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Anne Giblin Gedacht, "Tōhoku Unbounded: Regiona...
An interview with Anne Giblin Gedacht
64 min
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Tina Shrestha, "Surviving the Sanctuary City: A...
An interview with Tina Shrestha
98 min
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Jason Chang et al., "The Cargo Rebellion: Those...
An interview with Jason Chang, Ben Barson, and Alexis Dudden
78 min
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Shortage
A Discussion with Eram Alam
19 min
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James Zarsadiaz, "Resisting Change in Suburbia:...
An interview with James Zarsadiaz
58 min
122
Jean Pfaelzer, "California, a Slave State" (Yal...
An interview with Jean Pfaelzer
51 min
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Moon-Ho Jung, "Menace to Empire: Anticolonial S...
An interview with Moon-Ho Jung
40 min
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James Kyung-Jin Lee, "Pedagogies of Woundedness...
An interview with James Kyung-Jin Lee
23 min
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Chris Suh, "The Allure of Empire: American Enco...
An interview with Chris Suh
115 min