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... to negotiate displacement, middle- and upper-class gay men in the homeland (specifically Manila) offer an inverted picture of global-local relations, since the absence of a shared diasporic experience of displacement, (racialized) exclusion, and downward mobility also operates as the absence of any impetus...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

... and sexual politics, paying attention to the dynamism of brokerage reveals how they can also be used in powerful and locally resonant ways. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Realizing Rights in Manila Brokers and the Mediation of Sexual Politics in the Philippines Ryan Richard Thoreson Over...

...Kale Bantigue Fajardo Based on ethnographic fieldwork with Filipino seamen in metro Manila (Philippines), the San Francisco Bay Area (California), and the Pacific Ocean, this essay examines how heterogeneous Filipino masculinities (heterosexual and transgender tomboy) are cocreated...

... sites in the diaspora such as Duluth, Minnesota, and Toronto, as well as how these waters also connect with other waterscapes in the Philippines such as the Pasig River and Manila Bay. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Queering and Transing the Great Lakes Filipino/a Tomboy Masculinities...

...Martin F. Manalansan, IV Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 42 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN AND GAY STUDIES RESTLESS URBAN MEANDERINGS Mournful Flânerie in Troubled Times Martin F. Manalansan IV Orlando, New York, Manila. These are cities...

....” Asian American Sexualities . Ed. Leong, Russell. New York: Routledge, 1996 . Garber , Marjorie . Vested Interests . New York: Routledge, 1992 . Garcia , Neil , and Danton Remoto. Ladlad: An Anthology of Philippine Gay Writing . Manila: Anvil, 1994 . Ghali , Butros Butros...

.... , and C. Neil “Unfurling Lives: An Introduction.” Ladlad: An Anthology of Philippine Gay Writings . Ed. J. Neil. C. Garcia and D. Remoto. Manila: Anvil, 1994 . xi -xxi. Grewal , Inderpal , and Caren Kaplan. “Introduction: Transnational Feminist Practices and Questions of Postmodernity...

... 2008 About the Contributors Bobby Benedicto is a PhD candidate in the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne. He holds an MA in political science from York University in Toronto, Canada, and has lectured at the Ateneo de Manila Univer- sity. His PhD...

... in a story that was not included in Footnote to Youth.51 Published in the Philippines Free Press in 1927 — three years before he migrated to the United States and four years before he wrote the autobiographical stories — “Her Freedom” narrates the release of Cianang from Manila’s Bilibid prison...

... – 100 . Hechanova-Alampay Ma. Regina . 2010 . 1-800-Philippines: Understanding and Managing the Filipino Call Center Worker . Quezon City : Institute of Philippine Culture, Ateneo de Manila University . Hernandez Benedict . n.d. “Summary of IOS Proceedings for President Benigno...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

..., and is currently a visiting professor at the School of Communication at Hallym University in Korea. He is the author of several books, including Fields of Vision: Critical Applications in Recent Philippine Cinema (1995), and is a winner of the Manila Critics Circle’s National Book Award. He holds an MA...

..., the historical sociology of Rick Baldoz’s The Third Asiatic Invasion: Empire and Migration in Filipino America, 1898 – 1946 (2011); the nuanced community-­ focused histories of Linda España Maram’s Creating Masculinity in Los Angeles’s Little Manila: Working-Class Filipinos and Popular...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...

.... However, the spectacular growth of neo-Christian fundamentalist groups, many of which have dedicated themselves to buying radio and television stations in the past twenty years, might yet pose a threat to those new generations. Queer Shuttling: Korea – Manila – New York...