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Critical Ethnic Studies: Volume 7

Center-to-Center RelationalitiesAt the Nexus of Pacific Islands Studies and Trans-Pacific Studies
by Jinah Kim, Nitasha Tamar Sharma
Published August 2022
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Blackness in the Pacific and the Pōpolo ProjectAn Interview with Akiemi Glenn
by Nitasha Tamar Sharma, Jinah Kim
Published August 2022
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Davao Pilgrimage
by Sakiyama Asao, Ryan Buyco
Published August 2022
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Introduction
by Jinah Kim, Nitasha Tamar Sharma
Published August 2022
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A Feminist Vision of Genuine Security and Creating a Culture of Life
by International Women’s Network Against Militarism
Published August 2022
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The Transpacific in Relation: Anticolonial Solidarities and Feminist Collaboration
by Sam Ikehara, Hi‘ilei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart, Erin Suzuki, Aimee Bahng
Published August 2022
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Archipelagic FeminismsCritical Interventions into the Gendered Coloniality of Okinawa
by Ayano Ginoza
Published August 2022
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Indigenous SoldieringCHamoru, Māori, and Hmong Narratives of the Trans-Pacific Vietnam War
by Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi
Published August 2022
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Oceans, Radiations, and Monsters
by Rebecca H. Hogue
Published August 2022
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Bonded by the BombAsian-Oceanian Alliances against French Nuclear Tests
by Anaïs Maurer
Published August 2022
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Envisioning Inafa’maolek SolidarityThe Importance of CHamoru-Filipino Mutual Relations for a Decolonized Guåhan
by Kristin Oberiano, Josephine Faith Ong
Published August 2022
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(Re)centering Pacific Islanders in Trans-Pacific StudiesTransdisciplinary Dialogue, Critique, and Reflections from the Diaspora
by Juliann Anesi, Alfred P. Flores, Brandon J. Reilly, Christen T. Sasaki, Kēhaulani Vaughn, Joyce Pualani Warren
Published August 2022
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Response to Eiichiro Azuma’s In Search of Our Frontier and Greg Dvorak’s Coral and Concrete
by Ethan Caldwell
Published August 2022
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An End to Eternities
by Miya Sommers
Published August 2022
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Race and Indigeneity in Pacific Islands and Settler Colonial Studies
by Nitasha Tamar Sharma
Published August 2022
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Traces of Labor in the ConcreteUnsettling Race in the Pacific
by Jane Komori
Published August 2022
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Reflections on Doing Trans-Imperial History
by Eiichiro Azuma
Published August 2022
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Doing History
by Greg Dvorak
Published August 2022
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The Transpacific in Relation: Anticolonial Solidarities and Feminist Collaboration
by Sam Ikehara, Hi‘ilei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart, Erin Suzuki, Aimee Bahng
Published August 2022
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Fascism Now? Inquiries for an Expanded Frame
by Alyosha Goldstein, Simón Ventura Trujillo
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Fighting Hate by Fighting for DignityAn Interview with Subin Dennis
by Manu Karuka, Subin Dennis
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If You Don’t They Will / no. NOT EVER.
by Cristien Storm, Kate Boyd
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Introduction
by Alyosha Goldstein
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Militant Mangrove School
by Sónia Vaz Borges, Filipa César
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Colonial FascismA Syllabus
by Vaughn Rasberry
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The Banality of Knowledge
by Nadia Abu El-Haj
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blood memorythe criminalization of Indigenous land defense
by Anne Spice
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Left Alone with the Colony
by Allan E. S. Lumba
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At the Razor’s Edge of DemocracyAuthoritarian Capitalism and Decolonial International Feminisms
by Macarena Gómez-Barris
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On the Historical Roots of U.S. Fascism
by Johanna Fernández
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“Make Fascism Great Again!”Mapping the Conceptual Work of “Fascism” in the War on Terror
by Nicole Nguyen, Yazan Zahzah
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The Anti-Imperialist Horizon
by Alyosha Goldstein
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Introduction
by Alyosha Goldstein, Simón Ventura Trujillo
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Facing Emmett in the New Nadir
by Erin Gray
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From WithoutOn Sound and Transience in Kevin Wilson Jr.’s My Nephew Emmett
by Linette Park
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Kevin Wilson Jr.’s My Nephew Emmett (2017)Mamie Till-Mobley’s Motherhood and Memory in the Interstices
by LaShonda Carter
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Reflections on My Nephew Emmett
by Bridget R. Cooks
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Response
by Kevin Wilson Jr.
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