Volume 6 | Critical Ethnic Studies

Critical Ethnic Studies: Volume 6

Critical Ethnic Studies: Volume 6

Issue 2

Published July, 2021

Editors’ Introduction

• Borderland Regimes and Resistance in Global Perspective

  by Camilla Hawthorne, Jennifer Lynn Kelly

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Interview

• Interview with Nunu Kidane and Gerald Lenoir

  by Camilla Hawthorne, Jennifer Lynn Kelly, Nunu Kidane, Gerald Lenoir

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Political-Education Document

• Political Education Document

  by Jennifer Lynn Kelly, Camilla Hawthorne

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• Scenes from the Wildcat StrikeA Documentary History

  by Gabe Evans, Nick Mitchell, Taylor Wondergem

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Syllabus

• A World of Walls?Unmaking Borders through Comparative Pedagogies

  by Ilaria Giglioli

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Essays

• “The Weight of the World”Migrant Work, Subjectivity, and Globality

  by Josen Masangkay Diaz

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• Alien DataImmigration and Regimes of Connectivity in the United States

  by Iván Chaar López

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• “The Camp Is My Nationality”Palestinian-Situated Knowledge in the Global Refugee Crisis

  by Loubna Qutami

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• Borders Are Obsolete Part II: Reflections on Central American Caravans and Mediterranean Crossings

  by Jennifer Mogannam, Leslie Quintanilla

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• Afterlives of RescueRefusing Refuge in Contemporary Feminist Films on Burma

  by Emily Hue

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• Metallic Violence in the Aftermath of the US Secret War in Laos (1964–73)

  by Davorn Sisavath

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Forum: Stephanie Malia Hom’s “Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention”

• Introduction to the Book Forum

  by Camilla Hawthorne, Jennifer Lynn Kelly

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• Review of Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention

  by Xafsa Ciise

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• Review of Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention

  by Ampson Hagan

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• Review of Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention

  by Torin Jones

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• Author’s Response to Empire’s Mobius Strip Forum

  by Stephanie Malia Hom

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Issue 1

Published January, 2021

Editors’ Introduction

• “No Liberation in Isolation”: Collectivity, Internationalism, and Political Education

  by Neda Atanasoski, Christine Hong

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Interview

• Prefiguring Border Justice: Interview with Harsha Walia

  by Harsha Walia

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Political-Education Document

• The Red Nation and Beyond Borders Caucus

  by Hope-Siihasin Alvarado

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Syllabus

• Critical Refugee Studies

  by Ma Vang

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Essays

• The Labor of Absolution: National Detritus and the Op-Ed Form of the Vietnamese Refugee

  by Trung Phan Quoc Nguyen

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• Weather as War: Race, Disability, and Environmental Determinism in the Syrian Climate War Thesis

  by Neel Ahuja

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• The Rise of the Sovereign Subject: The Syrian Refugee Crisis, Islamist Universalism, and Populist Mobilization in Turkey

  by Firat Kurt

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• Two Title IXs: Empire and the Transnational Production of “Welcomeness” on Campus

  by Rana M. Jaleel

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• Radioactive Intimacies: The Making of Worldwide Wastelands in Marie Clements’s Burning Vision

  by Lou Cornum

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Forum: Manu Karuka’s “Empire’s Tracks: Indigenous Nations, Chinese Workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad”

• Speculations on Chinese/Indigenous Encounters

  by Amy Lee

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• Continental Imperialism and the Edges of the Transpacific

  by Denise Khor

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• Teachings against Empire: Empire’s Tracks

  by Sandy Grande

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• Communiqué from the War-Finance Nexus

  by Anjali Nath

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• Coal Mining, Railways, and the Violence of Infrastructure: Reflections on Manu Karuka’s Empire’s Tracks

  by Jaskiran Dhillon

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• Author’s Response to Empire’s Tracks Forum

  by Manu Karuka

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