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DESCRIPTION:Writing history\, the systematic effort to understand the human
  past\, is a demanding intellectual endeavor. For historian Gordon H. Chang
 \, it has also been a personal and moral enterprise intimately connected to
  his commitment to realizing a better world. This career-spanning anthology
  brings together significant essays that prompt conversations across his br
 oad-ranging research interests and personal history\, from trans-Pacific hi
 story and Asian American history to art history. The book’s introduction re
 flects on the author’s scholarly trajectory and his journey into Asian Amer
 ican studies as a field of study. Original headnotes that provide new conte
 xt and insight accompany each of the fifteen essays. Across the chapters\, 
 interconnected themes of geopolitical conflict\, racial thinking\, identity
 \, and transnationalism display the arc of the career of a pioneering schol
 ar. These enduring essays\, collected here for the first time\, provide cru
 cial historical perspective on urgent issues facing Asian Americans in a ti
 me of rising international tensions and anti-Asian sentiments at home.\n\nS
 ponsored by the Research Institute of CCSRE.
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SUMMARY:Gordon Chang\, “War\, Race\, and Culture: Journeys in Trans-Pacific
  and Asian American Histories\,” in conversation with Kathryn Gin Lum
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 rneys-in-trans-pacific-and-asian-american-histories-in-conversation-with-ka
 thryn-gin-lum
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