... in the subterranean history of war, migration, resistance, and hope. By foregrounding the entangled, even complicit, transpacific transactions in Asian American narratives, this essay will not only speak to the complexities of the transpacific turn in Asian American studies but will also remind us of the importance...

... in Santa Cruz, Serhat Karakayali for sharing his thoughts about hegemony and the crisis of sov- ereignty with us, Douglas Henderson for his helpful readings and editing comments, Bri- gitta Kuster for her suggestions concerning representational politics in documentary films on migration...

... anniversary ed. New York : New Press . Andreas Peter . 2009 . Border Games: Policing the U.S.-Mexico Divide . 2nd ed. Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Baldwin Andrew , and Bettini Giovanni , eds. 2017 . Life Adrift: Climate Change, Migration, Critique . New York...

... of time Alexander Crummell Temne Black migration Reading and reflecting on Sierra Lomuto's ( 2023a ) introduction to this special issue of boundary 2 , I journeyed back in time to my early childhood, where in school and in cinema the Middle Ages and precontemporary civilizations seemed...

... in Thailand illustrates how the different modalities of feminized labor are intimately connected. The rapid industri- alization of the capital city of Bangkok at the expense of rural regions, such as North Thailand, leads to the migration of young girls to the city in search of work to alleviate rural...

... for Locke, Stewart asserts, and for masses of poor and working-class Negroes who, during these years, were migrating from the agricultural region of the US American South to northern and eastern urban cities, Chicago and Harlem, New York, being prominent destinations. In “The New Negro,” which Locke wrote...

... of Nation and boundary 2 32:2, 2005. Copyright © 2005 by Duke University Press. 228 boundary 2 / Summer 2005 pora attends to the lure of transnational migration and the place conscious- ness of migrants. It considers diasporic individuals as transnational subjects whose identities are separated...

... book titled Imperceptible Politics: Experience, Migration, Precarity, on contemporary forms of political sovereignty and new radical social movements. Bruce Robbins is professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia Uni- versity. He has also taught at the universities of Geneva...

... [email protected] Copyright ©2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Literature Writing Politics Caribbean life Migration AB : Let us begin. NF : Do you remember when you started writing? GL : That is not a question that can be answered once, because I do different kinds...

.... The World Bank’s World Development Report 1991 observed that labor migration could aid in curbing unemployment and reducing the worldwide disparity in income. Cheah  /  Biopower and the Division of Reproductive Labor  93 Migrants returning from more advanced countries also...

... walk on water; like animals and with them, they also walk on four legs; birds migrate back to life after they have been seen dead; humans migrate into birds; birds migrate into other birds; humans migrate into other humans; two persons come to inhabit one body; two bodies come to inhabit one person...

... but because they reflect on the manner in which the memory of the Holocaust bears upon contem- porary Polish and European debates on migration in often unexpected or unnoticed ways. This essay contemplates the opposite tendency to this national- ist trend namely, a series of art projects, as well as festivals...

...-hua . 2011 . Passage to Manhood: Youth Migration, Heroin, and AIDS in Southwest China . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . Yuhua Ma . 2006 . Guomin zhengfu dui xinan shaoshu minzu diaocha zhi yanjiu, 1929–1948 (The Nationalist Government's Research on the Southwestern Minority...

... Bojadžijev Manuela Höfler Leif Mezzadra Sandro Wallis Mira . 2018 . “ Logistical Borderscapes: Politics and Mediation of Mobile Labor in Germany after the ‘Summer of Migration’ .” South Atlantic Quarterly 117 , no. 2 : 291 – 312 . Arendt Hannah . (1951) 2004 . The Origins...

... (and the Han people themselves) as products of multiple contact zones of a people in constant motion. Entitled Identical Roots within the Four Seas, this work argues that not a sedentary society but migration was the most important element in the formation of Chinese culture, as migrants encoun- tered...

... is professor of liberal studies at New York University. He is the author of The Feeling Sonnets (2022), a book of “translingual” poetry. Ariel Resnikoff's most recent works include the poetry collection Unnatural Bird Migrator (2020), the chapbook raisin in every bite (2022), and, with Jerome...

... is the author of Militarizing the Environment: Climate Change and the Security Society (2015) and An Ecological and Postcolonial Study of Literature (2007). He is currently working on a book project on the Anthropocene and migration, and on a documentary about the 2021 UN Climate Summit. He will be taking...

.... His first novel, From a Crooked Rib, appeared in 1970. He has since published many novels address- ing exile, migration, and the intricate history and politics of his native Somalia. He has won several prizes, including the prestigious Neustadt International Prize for Literature. Harry Garuba...

... is the author of The African American Theatrical Body: Reception, Performance, and the Stage (2011). She is currently working on a second book project, entitled Black Movements: Performance, Politics, and Migration. Colbert has received the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Career Enhancement...

..., Catherine. Reinventing the Republic: Gender, Migration, and Citizen- ship in France. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2010. Regester, Charlene. African American Actresses: The Struggle for Visibility, 1900– 1960. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2010. Regier, Willis Goth. Quotology...