...Augusto Espiritu Espiritu’s essay locates Julian Go’s Patterns of Empire in the context of the critical literature of US-Philippine colonial studies and explains why it is a signal contribution to that literature. It provides an appreciative view of its argument against exceptionalism as well...

...Figure 2. Advertisement for Insular Life Assurance Co., from Philippines Magazine , December 1936. ...

... and the Politics of Meaning: Elite Political Cultures in the Philippines and Puerto Rico during U.S. Colonialism . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2008 . Go Julian Foster Anne , eds. The American Colonial State in the Philippines: Global Perspectives . Durham, NC : Duke University Press...

... as Chinese mining kongsi in the Malay Peninsula and parts of Borneo, 18 the upland peoples of what James C. Scott calls Zomia, 19 and the nomadic seafarers and smugglers in and around the Indonesian, Malay, and Philippine archipelagos. 20 Even the rise and fall of the Sulu Sultanate, which...

..., or like that the world was now facing “the ghost of neo-colonialism.” the Roman Empire. We got the Philippines, but we never He also noted that Jesus Christ was crucified for resistance to really colonized it.”17 However, the Philippines was certainly Carey...

... in that essay), allowed me to see where I might enter into that field, even though I don't stay in it. One more thing on the theme of places. I never studied the Philippines as an object. I was trained in literature. Many of my colleagues went into area studies. I never did. I worked in comparative...

... These theories have been challenged by the unfolding of the “color” revolutions that began in the 1980s: the yellow revolution in the Philippines, the velvet revolution in Czecho-   of slovakia, the orange revolution...

..., Étienne Balibar and Silvia Federici. Both Remaindered Life and The Surrounds demonstrate an acute interest in how spaces of fragility are navigated. Tadiar's project advances a years-long confrontation with historical mechanisms of oppression in the Philippines and beyond, as well as a close dialogue...

..., of The First Anglo-­Afghan Wars: other works include American Empire and the Politics of A Reader (Duke University Press, 2014). Meaning: Elite Political Cultures in the Philippines and Puerto Rico during U.S. Colonialism (Duke...

... “on World: Perspectives from Indian Historiography.” the ground,” in this case in Puerto Rico and the Comparative Studies in Society and History 32, no. 2 Philippines, can cut through imperial rhetoric...

... was the endurance of union, performed in national legislative debates as well as the international diplomatic practice of the earliest nationalist leaders across the Philippines, India, Pakistan, Burma, and Indonesia. In the 1940s, these governments all confronted complex configurations of the postcolonial nation...

... India by way of The parody of money, women, and violence disturbs be- Uganda, Trinidad, or Canada, Amerasians from Saigon, es- cause it relies on the Hollywood stereotypes of Central capees from Afghanistan, expatriates from the Philippines, America. The twist is the Asian mercenary, who can “make...

... having just left the affluence claiming their elections as absolute victories for women. of Western Europe, witnessing people dying on the Events that have arisen in Pakistan and the Philippines streets of Bombay, children begging in the streets of since the book was published would bear this out...

... in India Number 4: Philippines, Kampuchea, agribusiness Martial law in a Philippine village ASIA, 1982! Interviews from Kampuchea, SE Asia agribusiness...

... re- China, and the removal of SS-20 missiles from the eastern sources.* A less expansionist China and Soviet Union, and USSR all helped Make the move towards normalization with other developments such as the ouster of the Philippine dic- the Soviets possible. By the end of August, 1988...

...,” - - - ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ Misagh Parsa is a professor of sociology at Dart­ mouth College. A specialist on revolutions, he 153 has published States, Ideologies, and Social Revolu- tions: A Comparative Analysis of Iran, Nicaragua, and the Philippines (Cambridge University...

... of Changes in Immigration Policies,” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Brandeis University. Cortes , Josefina R. 1974 “Factors Associated with the Outflow of High-Level Philippine Manpower to the U.S. A.,” East-West Population Institute. Proceedings of Conference on International Migration from...

.... Mass struggles have appeared in Iran, the Philippines, in the other modality. The armed 'revolutionary organiza• Brazil, South Korea, India, Egypt, Mexico, South Africa tion' is integrated with almost military discipline and ideo• and Argentina. In Iran, the Philippines, South Africa and logically...

... Resistance: Redistributive Agrarian Reform in the Philippines,” in Warren, K.B. (ed.), The Violence Within: Cultural and Political Opposition in Divided Nations (Boulder: Westview Press), pp. 181 –218. Seddon , D. , 1987 . Nepal—A State of Poverty (New Delhi: Vikas Publishing). Scott , J.C...