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Date: 2010-05-20 03:59:15
Area studies
Culture
Postmodernism
Critical theory
Humanities
American studies
Critical race theory
Ethnic studies
Asian studies
Asian American studies
Asian people
Amerasian

Letter from the Guest Editor Welcome to the Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies special issue on Transcultural and Multiethnic Asian American Perspectives. The Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies is an onli

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