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Language, Migration, and House Type in Southeast Asia and Beyond, H. Parker James
The Southwest Silk Road: Yunnan in a Global Perspective, Bin Yang
Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms from a Southeast Asian Perspective, Laichen Sun
Charting the Wild Frontier Inside Southwestern Yunnan, David Bello
Fictional Treatments of Disclocation during the Cultural Revolution, Xueqing Xu
Tripmaster Monkey: A Journey to the True Meaning of "Chinese American", Li Zeng
"Triple Outsiders": Ethnic Identity and the Experiences of First Generation Indian Immigrants in the United States, Meeta Mehrotra
Chinese in Asiatic Russia: Between Geopolitics and Fortune, Vladimir Boyko
Changing "Home" from India to England within the Early British Empire, Michael H. Fisher
Imperial Manhood: Migrant Elites and Gender in the British-Indian Relationship, Satadru Sen
Manxmen, Blue-Noses, and Copper-Faces: Race and Identity on the Maritime Frontier, Isaac Land
Japan’s Internationalization of Gender: A Critical Analysis, Eri Fujieda
Girl Power in the Clubs: Filipina Entertainers in U.S. Military Camp Towns in South Korea, Sea Ling Cheng
Inside the Home: Power and Negotiations in Filipina-Japanese Marriages, Nobue Suzuki
International Adoption and Chinese Orphanages, Frayda Cohen
Chaobao: The Plight of Adoptive Families under the One Child Policy, Kay Ann Johnson
The Bi-cultural Socialization Hypothesis: Parental Commitments to Socializing Children Adopted from China to Their Birth Culture, Richard Tessler
A Typical American Family? How Adoptive Families Acknowledge and Incorporate Chinese Cultural Heritage into Their Lives, Jay Rojewski
Sexuality, The Media, and Intercountry Adoption: Recent Changes in China-U.S. Adoption Policy, Ann Frechette
Shops and Stations: Negotiating Space and Politics in Colonial Kenya, 1918–1930, Savita Nair
Continents, Civilizations, and Interracial Liaisons: Retracting Nationalist Thought among Gujaratis and Africans in Colonial Tanganyika, 1930–1960, James R. Brennan
Characterizing the Changing Culture of an Asian Business Elite in East Africa, 1880–2000, G. Oonk
Captain Kingdon-Ward’s Gold Medals: Ontologies of Botanical Exploration in Southwest China, 1905–1945, Erik Mueggler
Authenticity, Forgery, Counterfeit: Borderland Consumption in Post-socialist China, Beth Notar
Making the Dai Temple Its Own: Ethnic Tourism, Therevada, and Upholding Dai Minority Culture in Contemporary Xishuang Banna, China, Jing Li
Ladies of the Lake: Ethnic Tourism and Gender Politics on China’s Southwest Frontier, Eileen Rose Walsh
Strategic Erasures: Fantasy and Conflict on the Borders of Burma and China, Sara Davis
The Meaning of Border for Chinese Diaspora: The Case of Yokohama Chinatown, Tien-shi Chen
Hollywood’s Chinatown, Sabine Haenni
A New Virtual Chinatown: A Study of Cantonese Opera Performance in the Bay Area, Daphne Pi-Wei Lei
Religion in Greater Metropolitan Toronto’s Chinatowns, Terry Woo
Mimetic Moments: The Negotiation of Self and Other in Early-Modern Luso-Indian Encounters, Alexander Henn
Smoothing Borders in Chinese Buddhist Travelogues, Alexander Mayer
Border-Line and Border-Space in Pak Chiwon’s Yorha ilgi, Marion Eggert
Travelling on the Sumidagawa River: The Experience of Urban Cultural Boundaries in Kimura Shôhachi’s "Tôkyô hanjô ki" (Report about the Prosperity of Tokyo, 1958), Evelyn Schulz
Massacre, Memory, and Engendering History: Remembering the Role of Women in the Aftermath of the Massacre of the Muslim Population of Southwest China in 1873, Jacqueline Armijo-Hussein
Filipino Diasporic Imaginations as Non-imaginaries, Sharon Orig
Remembering 1947: A Journey into the Making of the Indo-Pak Border, Jatin Dua and David McDougal
Misplaced Borders and Displaced Geographies: Diasporic Spaces and Partitioned Memories, Navtej Purewal