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Fabio Lanza, Urban Revolution: People’s Communes in Beijing (Cambridge University Press, 2026). In the depths of this engrossing study, Fabio Lanza notes a curious fact...
Nadine Attewell, Archives of Intimacy: Racial Mixing and Chinese Lives in the Colonial Port City, 1905-1949 (Stanford University Press, 2026). In the early twentieth century,...
Several years ago, I met S. Molor-Erdene at a café in Ulaanbaatar. He is hyped as Mongolia’s ‘only’ continental philosopher—a provocateur with a large following...
It is undeniable that university life in the United States is implicated in the current moment of state violence, institutional repression, and worsening neoliberal austerity....
Since 2010 I have been listening to first and second-generation Korean victims of the atomic bomb and documenting their expressive lives. In November 2026 many...
Fuhrmann, Arnika. In the Mood for Texture: The Revival of Bangkok as a Chinese City. Duke University Press, 2026. What does it mean to trace...
I received my PhD in Comparative Literature at UC Irvine under the guidance of Ackbar Abbas. When I was encouraged to write a personal reflection...
Liu Jieyu, Embedded Generations: Family Life and Social Change in Contemporary China (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2025). Progress matters. It is hard to look at a...
Du Chunmei, Everyday Occupation: American GIs and Chinese Civilians After World War II (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025). Prof. Du Chunmei’s Everyday Occupation: American GIs and Chinese Civilians...
Last year marked the eightieth anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It also marked a new era in nuclear dangers, with the...
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Introduction:The Politics of Internationalist Children’s Literature in the Cultural Revolution By: Brian W. L. (a student)Edited by: Rebecca Karl Maoist China had a rich legacy...
Fabio Lanza, Urban Revolution: People’s Communes in Beijing (Cambridge University Press, 2026). In the depths of this engrossing study, Fabio Lanza notes a curious fact...
Nadine Attewell, Archives of Intimacy: Racial Mixing and Chinese Lives in the Colonial Port City, 1905-1949 (Stanford University Press, 2026). In the early twentieth century,...
Several years ago, I met S. Molor-Erdene at a café in Ulaanbaatar. He is hyped as Mongolia’s ‘only’ continental philosopher—a provocateur with a large following...
It is undeniable that university life in the United States is implicated in the current moment of state violence, institutional repression, and worsening neoliberal austerity....
Since 2010 I have been listening to first and second-generation Korean victims of the atomic bomb and documenting their expressive lives. In November 2026 many...
Fuhrmann, Arnika. In the Mood for Texture: The Revival of Bangkok as a Chinese City. Duke University Press, 2026. What does it mean to trace...
I received my PhD in Comparative Literature at UC Irvine under the guidance of Ackbar Abbas. When I was encouraged to write a personal reflection...
Liu Jieyu, Embedded Generations: Family Life and Social Change in Contemporary China (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2025). Progress matters. It is hard to look at a...
Du Chunmei, Everyday Occupation: American GIs and Chinese Civilians After World War II (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025). Prof. Du Chunmei’s Everyday Occupation: American GIs and Chinese Civilians...
Last year marked the eightieth anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It also marked a new era in nuclear dangers, with the...
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