Crossing Boundaries
Ethnicity, Race, and National Belonging in a Transnational World
Herausgeber: Behnken, Brian D.; Wendt, Simon
Crossing Boundaries
Ethnicity, Race, and National Belonging in a Transnational World
Herausgeber: Behnken, Brian D.; Wendt, Simon
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Crossing Boundaries: Ethnicity, Race, and National Belonging in a Transnational World, edited by Brian D. Behnken and Simon Wendt, explores ethnic and racial nationalism within a transnational and transcultural framework in the long twentieth-century (late nineteenth to early twenty-first century).
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Crossing Boundaries: Ethnicity, Race, and National Belonging in a Transnational World, edited by Brian D. Behnken and Simon Wendt, explores ethnic and racial nationalism within a transnational and transcultural framework in the long twentieth-century (late nineteenth to early twenty-first century).
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 494g
- ISBN-13: 9781498515061
- ISBN-10: 1498515061
- Artikelnr.: 42205194
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 494g
- ISBN-13: 9781498515061
- ISBN-10: 1498515061
- Artikelnr.: 42205194
Brian D. Behnken is an associate professor in the Department of History and U.S. Latino/a Studies Program at Iowa State University. Simon Wendt is an assistant professor of American studies at the University of Frankfurt, Germany.
Introduction: Hybrid National Belonging and Identity in a Transnational
World by Simon Wendt and Brian D. Behnken Chapter 1. Politics of Belonging
on a Caribbean Borderland: The Colombian Islands of San Andrés and
Providence by Sharika Crawford Chapter 2. "To the Reconciliation of All
Dominicans": The Transnational Trials of Dominican Exiles in the Trujillo
Era by Charlton Yingling Chapter 3. Mexico's American/America's Mexican:
Cross-border Flows of Nationalism and Culture between the United States and
Mexico by Brian D. Behnken Chapter 4. Nuestro USA?: Latino/as Making Home
and Reimagining Nation in the Heartland by Marta Maria Maldonado Chapter 5.
Imperial Citizenship and the Origins of South African Nationalism by
Charles V. Reed Chapter 6. "An African Nation in the Western Hemisphere":
The New Afrikan Independence Movement and Black Transnational Revolutionary
Nationalism by Paul Karolczyk Chapter 7. Transnational Ethnic Identities
and Garinagu Political Organizations in the Diaspora by Doris Garcia
Chapter 8. Avoiding Vagabond Nationality: The Emergence of Ivoirité in
1990s Côte d'Ivoire by Karen Morris Chapter 9. Russians in Manchuria: From
Imperial to National Identity in a Colonial and Semi-Colonial Space by
Frank Grüner Chapter 10. Japan's Race War: Transnational Dimensions of the
Japanese Occupation of the Philippines, 1942-1945 by David C. Earhart
Chapter 11. Creating a European Constitutional Monarchy for Afghanistan:
The Transnational Dynamics of Afghanistan's Constitutional Period by
Kristina Benson Chapter 12. "So Tired of Playing the Parts I Had to Play":
Anna May Wong and German Orientalism in the Weimar Republic by Pablo
Dominguez Chapter 13. About "Thunderstorms of History" and a Society in
Crisis: Transnationalizing the Study of Ethnic Nationalism in Southeastern
Europe by Nenad Stefanov Chapter 14. Beyond the Straight State: On the
Borderlands of Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Nation in the United States and
Europe by Kevin S. Amidon
World by Simon Wendt and Brian D. Behnken Chapter 1. Politics of Belonging
on a Caribbean Borderland: The Colombian Islands of San Andrés and
Providence by Sharika Crawford Chapter 2. "To the Reconciliation of All
Dominicans": The Transnational Trials of Dominican Exiles in the Trujillo
Era by Charlton Yingling Chapter 3. Mexico's American/America's Mexican:
Cross-border Flows of Nationalism and Culture between the United States and
Mexico by Brian D. Behnken Chapter 4. Nuestro USA?: Latino/as Making Home
and Reimagining Nation in the Heartland by Marta Maria Maldonado Chapter 5.
Imperial Citizenship and the Origins of South African Nationalism by
Charles V. Reed Chapter 6. "An African Nation in the Western Hemisphere":
The New Afrikan Independence Movement and Black Transnational Revolutionary
Nationalism by Paul Karolczyk Chapter 7. Transnational Ethnic Identities
and Garinagu Political Organizations in the Diaspora by Doris Garcia
Chapter 8. Avoiding Vagabond Nationality: The Emergence of Ivoirité in
1990s Côte d'Ivoire by Karen Morris Chapter 9. Russians in Manchuria: From
Imperial to National Identity in a Colonial and Semi-Colonial Space by
Frank Grüner Chapter 10. Japan's Race War: Transnational Dimensions of the
Japanese Occupation of the Philippines, 1942-1945 by David C. Earhart
Chapter 11. Creating a European Constitutional Monarchy for Afghanistan:
The Transnational Dynamics of Afghanistan's Constitutional Period by
Kristina Benson Chapter 12. "So Tired of Playing the Parts I Had to Play":
Anna May Wong and German Orientalism in the Weimar Republic by Pablo
Dominguez Chapter 13. About "Thunderstorms of History" and a Society in
Crisis: Transnationalizing the Study of Ethnic Nationalism in Southeastern
Europe by Nenad Stefanov Chapter 14. Beyond the Straight State: On the
Borderlands of Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Nation in the United States and
Europe by Kevin S. Amidon
Introduction: Hybrid National Belonging and Identity in a Transnational
World by Simon Wendt and Brian D. Behnken Chapter 1. Politics of Belonging
on a Caribbean Borderland: The Colombian Islands of San Andrés and
Providence by Sharika Crawford Chapter 2. "To the Reconciliation of All
Dominicans": The Transnational Trials of Dominican Exiles in the Trujillo
Era by Charlton Yingling Chapter 3. Mexico's American/America's Mexican:
Cross-border Flows of Nationalism and Culture between the United States and
Mexico by Brian D. Behnken Chapter 4. Nuestro USA?: Latino/as Making Home
and Reimagining Nation in the Heartland by Marta Maria Maldonado Chapter 5.
Imperial Citizenship and the Origins of South African Nationalism by
Charles V. Reed Chapter 6. "An African Nation in the Western Hemisphere":
The New Afrikan Independence Movement and Black Transnational Revolutionary
Nationalism by Paul Karolczyk Chapter 7. Transnational Ethnic Identities
and Garinagu Political Organizations in the Diaspora by Doris Garcia
Chapter 8. Avoiding Vagabond Nationality: The Emergence of Ivoirité in
1990s Côte d'Ivoire by Karen Morris Chapter 9. Russians in Manchuria: From
Imperial to National Identity in a Colonial and Semi-Colonial Space by
Frank Grüner Chapter 10. Japan's Race War: Transnational Dimensions of the
Japanese Occupation of the Philippines, 1942-1945 by David C. Earhart
Chapter 11. Creating a European Constitutional Monarchy for Afghanistan:
The Transnational Dynamics of Afghanistan's Constitutional Period by
Kristina Benson Chapter 12. "So Tired of Playing the Parts I Had to Play":
Anna May Wong and German Orientalism in the Weimar Republic by Pablo
Dominguez Chapter 13. About "Thunderstorms of History" and a Society in
Crisis: Transnationalizing the Study of Ethnic Nationalism in Southeastern
Europe by Nenad Stefanov Chapter 14. Beyond the Straight State: On the
Borderlands of Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Nation in the United States and
Europe by Kevin S. Amidon
World by Simon Wendt and Brian D. Behnken Chapter 1. Politics of Belonging
on a Caribbean Borderland: The Colombian Islands of San Andrés and
Providence by Sharika Crawford Chapter 2. "To the Reconciliation of All
Dominicans": The Transnational Trials of Dominican Exiles in the Trujillo
Era by Charlton Yingling Chapter 3. Mexico's American/America's Mexican:
Cross-border Flows of Nationalism and Culture between the United States and
Mexico by Brian D. Behnken Chapter 4. Nuestro USA?: Latino/as Making Home
and Reimagining Nation in the Heartland by Marta Maria Maldonado Chapter 5.
Imperial Citizenship and the Origins of South African Nationalism by
Charles V. Reed Chapter 6. "An African Nation in the Western Hemisphere":
The New Afrikan Independence Movement and Black Transnational Revolutionary
Nationalism by Paul Karolczyk Chapter 7. Transnational Ethnic Identities
and Garinagu Political Organizations in the Diaspora by Doris Garcia
Chapter 8. Avoiding Vagabond Nationality: The Emergence of Ivoirité in
1990s Côte d'Ivoire by Karen Morris Chapter 9. Russians in Manchuria: From
Imperial to National Identity in a Colonial and Semi-Colonial Space by
Frank Grüner Chapter 10. Japan's Race War: Transnational Dimensions of the
Japanese Occupation of the Philippines, 1942-1945 by David C. Earhart
Chapter 11. Creating a European Constitutional Monarchy for Afghanistan:
The Transnational Dynamics of Afghanistan's Constitutional Period by
Kristina Benson Chapter 12. "So Tired of Playing the Parts I Had to Play":
Anna May Wong and German Orientalism in the Weimar Republic by Pablo
Dominguez Chapter 13. About "Thunderstorms of History" and a Society in
Crisis: Transnationalizing the Study of Ethnic Nationalism in Southeastern
Europe by Nenad Stefanov Chapter 14. Beyond the Straight State: On the
Borderlands of Sexuality, Ethnicity, and Nation in the United States and
Europe by Kevin S. Amidon