Inter-Asia Cultural Studies: Movements

Volume 13 Number 2            June 2012

Asian American studies in Asia

Editorial introduction: between nations and across the ocean
Chih-ming WANG

Inter-Asian migratory roads: the gamble of time in Our Stories
Amie Elizabeth PARRY

Asian American critique and Moana Nui 2011: securing a future beyond empires, militarized capitalism and APEC
Candace FUJIKANE

Witnessing atrocity through auto-bio-graphy: Wing Tek Lum’s The Nanjing Massacre: Poems
Gayle K. SATO

Notes to Gayle Sato
Wing Tek LUM

Diaspora, criminal suspicion, and the Asian American: reading Native Speaker and A Person of Interest from across the Pacific
Hyungji PARK

What Asian American studies can learn from Asia?: towards a project of comparative minority studies
Rika NAKAMURA

AALA, and the emergence of Asian American studies in Japan
Mie HIHARA

An overview of Korean/Asian American literary studies in Korea, 1964-2009
Kun Jong LEE

The institutionalization of Asian American literary studies in Taiwan: a diasporic Sinophone Malaysian perspective
TEE Kim Tong

Asian American studies in travel
Lisa YONEYAMA

Visual Essay
Remembrance and reconciliation in Tomiyama Taeko’s art
Rebecca JENNISON

Historicizing
Takeuchi Yoshimi’s 1960 ‘Asia as Method’ lecture
Kuan-Hsing CHEN