As the Association for Asian American Studies convenes this week in San Francisco, we are making a selection of content from our journals program available to read for free for a limited time. We hope that these articles will provoke discussion among AAAS attendees and the wider community of Asian American studies scholars. We encourage you to post/comment online using the #AAAS2018 hashtag.
Pacific Historical Review
The Japanese Agricultural Workers’ Program: Race, Labor, and Cold War Diplomacy in the Fields, 1956–1965
Mireya Loza
“Into the Dark Cold I Go, the Rain Gently Falling”: Hawai‘i Island Incarceration
Kelli Y. Nakamura
Surviving the Bomb in America: Silent Memories and the Rise of Cross-national Identity
Naoko Wake
Four Centuries of Imperial Succession in the Comprador Pacific
Jason Oliver Chang
“Happy for John Hay That He Is Dead”: Chinese Students in America and the U.S. Recognition Policy for the Republic of China, 1909–1913
Daniel M. DuBois
Before Restriction Became Exclusion: America’s Experiment in Diplomatic Immigration Control
Beth Lew-Williams
For access to additional PHR content, please subscribe and/or recommend the journal to your institution’s library.
Journal of Vietnamese Studies
Toward a Critical Refugee Study: The Vietnamese Refugee Subject in US Scholarship
Yên Lê Espiritu
Protest and Political Incorporation: Vietnamese American Protests in Orange County, California, 1975––2001
David S. Meyer
Politics, Kinship, and Ancestors: Some Diasporic Dimensions of the Vietnamese Experience in North America
Louis-Jacques Dorais
Diaspora as Religious Doctrine: An “Apostle of Vietnamese Nationalism” Comes to California
Janet Hoskins
An Interview with Linh Ɖinh on His First Novel, Love Like Hate
Introduction: Epic Directions for the Study of the Vietnamese Diaspora
Alexander M. Cannon
Remembering the Boat People Exodus: A Tale of Two Memorials
Quan Tue Tran
“Over There”: Imaginative Displacements in Vietnamese Remittance Gift Economies
Ivan V. Small
From Reeducation Camps to Little Saigons: Historicizing Vietnamese Diasporic Anticommunism
Tuan Hoang
Vietnamese in Central Europe: An Unintended Diaspora
Christina Schwenkel
Global Chain of Marianism: Diasporic Formation among Vietnamese Catholics in the United States and Cambodia
Thien-Huong T. Ninh
Sacralizing the Diaspora: Cosmopolitan and Originalist Indigenous Religions
Janet Alison Hoskins
To read additional JVS content, please subscribe and/or recommend the journal to your institution’s library.
Boom California
There and Back Again: A Vietnamese Journey
Andrew Lam
From the Green of Vietnam to Toes Painted with Nirvana
Susan Straight
Boom California‘s peer-reviewed articles exploring the vital issues of our time in California and the world beyond, are always free to read online. In coming weeks, Boom will be publishing additional articles on the theme of Vietnamese California, so please keep an eye on the site.
