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Keohane Professor Brings Together UNC and Duke Faculty and Students to Energize Asian American Scholarship on Both Campuses
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How can scholarship on Asian Americans deepen our understanding of race and immigration in the United States? Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor Pawan Dhingra made a case for broadening the reach of Asian American studies to involve popular discourse and revise long-held public perceptions.
Speaking to a full house of students, faculty and community members
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Professor Eileen Chow discusses the legacy of Wong Kim Ark on “They Call Us Bruce”
In “They Call Us Birthright Citizenship,” podcast hosts Jeff Yang and Phil Yu chatted with APSI DGS Eileen Chow and Professor Ava Chin (CUNY) about citizenship in the U.S. and the precedent set by the 1898 decision in “United States v. Wong Kim Ark.”... - Loading...November 18, 2024
Scholarly collaborators share research on samurai warriors of feudal Japan
Duke and UNC scholars worked with the NC Museum of Art and the Rubenstein Library on an exhibition that invites visitors to consider the original purpose of Japan’s material culture of war and see its connections to history, art, daily life, and politics...