UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press
AMERASIA JOURNAL Collection
Since 1971, the Press has published Amerasia Journal, the leading interdisciplinary journal in Asian American Studies. After more than three decades and over 16,000 pages, Amerasia Journal has played an indispensable role in establishing Asian American Studies as a viable and relevant field of scholarship, teaching, community service, and public discourse. Amerasia Journal, according to founding publisher Don T. Nakanishi, "has benefited from and reflected a wide array of profound social changes that have occurred among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders—be it their unprecedented growth and diversification, or their ever-increasing levels of access, representation, and achievement in American society's institutions and sectors that had long excluded, marginalized, or demonized them."
View the Amerasia Journal Editorial Board and some of the Amerasia Journal Contributors.
Amerasia Journal publishes scholarship on the following topics:
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| 9:1 - Politics of Chinese Exclusion (1982) | 30:1 - Part II. Community in the 21st Century |
| 9:2 - Communities and Asian American Literature | 30:2 - A Tribute to Miné Okubo |
| 10:1 - Refugee Resettlement in Orange County | 30:3 - Border Crossings |
| 11:1 - Vietnamese Studies in U.S. 1975-82: Ethnic Labor | 31:1 - Edward Said’s Orientalism & Asian American Studies |
| 11:2 - Korean Women, Literature | 31:2 - 30 Years AfterWARd: Vietnamese Americans & U.S. Empire |
| 15:1 - Salute to 60s/70s: San Francisco State Strike | 31:3 - Deporting Our Souls & Defending our Immigrants |
| 17:3 - Enclave Economy Thesis | 32:1 - Marriage Equality Debate 2006 |
| 18:2 - Humanities Research Issue | 32:2 - Asian American On Meat Vs Rice |
| 18:3 - Annual Selected Bibliography | 32:3 - AXISing Asian American Literature |
| 20:2 - Alexander Saxton History Awards | 33:1 - Ling-Chi Wang: Quintessential Scholar/ Activist |
| 20:3 - Asian American Poetry | 33:2 - Pacific Canada beyond the 49th parallel |
| 21:1/2 - Thinking Theory in Asian American Studies | 33:3 - WORLD<WAR>WATADA |
| 21:3 - 25 Years of Asian American Studies | 34:2 - Word Travels: Asian American Writing in China, Germany, Korea, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Singapore & the US |
| 23:1 - No Passing Zone: Voices of Asian-descent Multiracials | 34:3 - How do Asian Americans Create Places? |
| 23:2 - Returns & Representations: Recasting Viet Nam, the Philippines, India, Hong Kong, Asian America | 35:1 - Where Women Tell Stories |
| 24:1 - Mixed Dialogues: Politics & Culture | 35:2 - Subjugated to Subject: Through Class, Race & Sex |
| 24:2 - Essays into American Empire in the Philippines: Part I. Legacies, Heroes, Identity | 35:3 - The Political World of Asian Americans: A Tribute to Don Nakanishi |
| 25:2 - Crossing the Color Line | 36:1 - Asian and Pacific Passages: "The Migrant with a Thousand Faces" |
| 25:3 - Satyagraha: Political Culture of South Asian Americans | 36:2 - Asian Australia & Asian America: Making Transnational Connections |
| 26:1 - History and Historians in the Making | 36:3 - GlobaLinks: Community Institutions and Practices across Nations |
| 26:3 - Across the Color Line 2001 | 37:1 - Word & Image: Russell C. Leong |
| 27:1 - Act, Memory, and Voice | 37:2 - Further Desire: Asian & Asian American Sexualities |
| 27:2 - Challenging Race and Racism; Retrospective Look at China’s Cultural Revolution | 37:3 - Transoceanic Flows: Pacific Islander Interventions across the American Empire |
| 28:2 - Asians in the Americas: Transculturations and Power | 38:1 - Los Angeles Since 1992: Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Uprisings |
| 29:2 - Pedagogy, Social Justice, & the State of Asian American Studies | 38:2 - Towards a Third Literature: Chinese Writing in the Americas |
| 29:3 - What Does It Mean To Be Korean Today? Part I. Across Nations, Generations, & Identities |
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