... and political positions that are at odds with those it endorsed in the original context. By distinguishing critical transnationalism from transnational ventriloquism, the chapter addresses the possibilities of transpacific critique—a critique that may prove vital in the intensifying struggles in Asia...

... it endorsed in the original context. By distinguishing critical transnationalism from transnational ventriloquism, the chapter addresses the possibilities of transpacific critique—a critique that may prove vital in the intensifying struggles in Asia and the Pacific Islands over the meaning of American...

... 2 Beyond Antagonism Rethinking Intersectionality, Transnationalism, and the W­ omen s Studies Academic Job Market JENNIFER C. NASH in 2005 Sandra K. Soto posed a now-f­amous question: Where in the Trans- national World Are US ­Women of Color? This critical query suggested that feminist...

... transnational that typically referenced ­giant cross-b­ order corporations, transnational feminism signaled an approach focused on building critical and careful solidarities between feminists in vari­ous locations. Transnational feminism did not just mark connections that cross borders; rather, it placed...

... you foresee any critical shifts in Black pop culture as it relates to blackness and transnationalism in the next twenty years? Certainly, the black in bric [Brazil, Rus sia, India, China] nations will have an in ter est ing place in terms of academic comparative study and/or what we might stream...

... transnational that typically referenced ­giant cross-b­ order corporations, transnational feminism signaled an approach focused on building critical and careful solidarities between feminists in vari­ous locations. Transnational feminism did not just mark connections that cross borders; rather, it placed...

... to and with each other (Mohanty 2003; Go 2013). While globalization has made the transnationalized nature of feminism and w­ omen s movements more obvious, ­there is an older history to the constitu- tive internationalism of feminism as a pol­itic­ al movement. The history of colonialism proves critical ­here...

... 2010, published an article on Huffington Post criticizing the shuttering of the “adult services” section of Craigslist and defending the rights and dignity of sex workers. She used her own experience working as a “non pro” on the classifieds site to support her argument that not all who sold sex...

... transnational routes, this collection of essays thinks with meat. Meat, we contend, is a critical site, mobile and porous, where multiple po liti cal debates cohere. The twelve essays in this volume serve as a catalyst to open up conversations about ethics, consumption, science, race, gender, sexuality...

... by critical inquiry into such paradigm shifts. By examining the air travels of Walter White, writer and executive secretary of the NAACP, who navigated this changing spatial context, it seeks to advance “the archipelagic black global imaginary” produced by White as the air age shaped not only the conduct...

... the Korean Wave gathered force thus caught the South Korean cultural industry by surprise, leaving critics of Korean cultural studies to make sense of hallyu and its legacy after the fact. In the contemporary context, it is fair to say that it is transnational consumption, as opposed to any self...

... to and with each other (Mohanty 2003; Go 2013). While globalization has made the transnationalized nature of feminism and w­ omen s movements more obvious, ­there is an older history to the constitu- tive internationalism of feminism as a pol­itic­ al movement. The history of colonialism proves critical ­here...

...CHAPTER NINETEEN Rinaldo Walcott Diaspora, Transnationalism, and the Decolonial Proj ect Leaving? To leave? Left? Language can be deceptive. The moment when they left the Old World and entered the New. Forced to leave? To leave one would have to have a destination in mind. Of course, one could...

... American critique is the dialectical politicization of these contradic- tions. Asian American culture is the medium through which alternatives to liberal citizenship in the political sphere are narrated, where critical sub- jects and collectivities can be reproduced in new configurations, with new...

... for an always-becoming postclass global society This narrative, more- over, not only rehabilitates elements of a much-criticized modernization the- ory paradigm, but it also simultaneously reverts to the alleged exceptionalism (and, by implication, superiority) of the West. In this politically powerful...

...7 . T H E AT L A N T I C R E G I O N A N D 1 4 9 2 Much of the debate in Black diaspora studies has been about what some see as too central a focus on the Atlantic world, in essence a juggling for com- parative equality of seas. Critics who believe that the Atlantic is too cen- tral to diaspora...

... 5 Transnational Shifts The World March of ­Women in Mexico CARMEN L. DÍAZ ALBA the transnationalization of feminist movements has facilitated import­ant alliances among w­ omen from very dif­fere­ nt regions of the world. In 2000 the World March of W­ omen (wmw), a transnational network...

... Modi in 2014, Ismaili friends had shared their fears about vio lence orchestrated by Hindu nationalists. Yet as adherents of the Ismaili sect of Shi a Islam, they also face criticism from some Muslims reformers, who point to differ- ences between the ritual practices of Ismailis and those...

... ditties into the world: by the 1990s and afterward, the British invasion gave way to globalization, and transnationalism became a leading issue for American studies and sounds. Filipinos and Filipino Americans sang cover songs on cruise ships, fronted lat- ter editions of the anthemic pop- rock Journey...

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