Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

Embodied inter-referencing: encounters with and among “Asian” students in the Australian classroom

Fear as political dynamics: Chinese peasant workers’ struggle over social security

Imagining accidental fetal citizens: pregnant Mainland women and the cultural politics of birthright citizenship

Networking Asia Pacific: queer film festivals and the spatiotemporal politics of inter-referencing

Is the postwar state melting down?: an East Asian perspective on post-Fukushima Japan

Bad feelings, feeling bad: the affects of Asian-Indigenous coalition

Autogenous culture as political form: explorations through participatory art in Singapore

Editorial introduction: inter-Asia beyond Asia

Editorial statement

Diaspora as method: Inter-Asia Cultural Studies and the Asian Australian Studies Research Network

Editorial introduction

Reclaiming America: the quest for home in Shawn Wong’s Homebase

Reimagining Asian American literary studies in China

Narrativizing trauma, activating awareness: Iris Chang’s The Rape of Nanking and its afterlives

Photography and Chineseness: reflections on Chinese Muslims in Indonesia

Wrong places project

Broken motherhood, biopolitical victim, and transnational female hysteria in Japanese Pan-pan and Korean Yanggongju melodramas: cross-reading Hollywood motifs

The village in Thailand

Little citizens, big missions in Manchuria: the Shōkokumin as imperial pedagogy

Guyanese Mass Games: spectacles that “moulded” the nation in a North Korean way

Editorial statement

Between Asia and empire: infrastructures of encounter in the archive of war

Taking part in Chinese cities: rethinking “Womende Chengshi” (our cities) in Shanghai

Gesturing beyond the frames: post-apocalyptic sentiments in Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Sympathizer

Chongming islanders in Great Shanghai: an investigation of cultural ecology

Inter-referencing Asian Canadian Studies: imagining diasporic possibility outside the (Canadian) nation

Biocalyptic imaginations in Japanese and Korean films: undead nation-states in I Am a Hero and Train to Busan

Canonical versus “me” studies: a Shakespearean moonlights as an Asian Americanist

One way to produce beauty and poetry: my experiences in teaching Yang Shuo’s prose

An interview with Marie-José Mondzain: what is an image?

Crisis of the human and the responsibilities of art/education

Remembering the atrocities of their ancestral lands: reading Korean American “comfort women” novels in Japan

An overview of Chinese American poetry studies: 1988–2018

Mapping transnationality and flexible citizenship in Ha Jin’s The Boat Rocker

Transpacific precarities: responding to Souvankham Thammavongsa’s Found and Rita Wong’s forage in East Asia

Routed through Canada: a roundtable discussion on Inter-Asia and transnational research

Cross-dressing as whitewashing: the Kimono Wednesdays protests and the erasure of Asian/American bodies

Yugoslavia: other modernities, other histories

Theorizing difference and difficulty: “wreading” Asian American poetics in South Korea*