Publications
Matthew Evangelista, emeritus professor of history and political science, writes about antinuclear activism at the end of the Cold War in his latest article.
Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies
By Our Faculty
In Arms Politics, Francesco Buscemi tells the story of the ceasefire, disarmament, and rearmament of the Ta'ang movement in Myanmar's Shan State through an analysis of the formation of the Palaung State…
Southeast Asia Program
In Reproducing Revolution, Jenny Hedström explores the Kachin revolution in Myanmar from the perspective of female soldiers, female activists, and women displaced by the violence in northern Myanmar. Hedström…
Southeast Asia Program
Since 2000, China has emerged as the largest bilateral creditor to developing countries, offering extensive financing through the Belt and Road Initiative. Amid rising defaults and repayment challenges, Chinese state-…
Einaudi Center for International Studies
This paper explores the role of fishing among Myanmar refugees in the United States through the lens of food sovereignty.
Southeast Asia Program
Migrations Program
By Our Faculty
Migrations postdoctoral fellow Sabrina Axster coauthors a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of International Political Sociology called “Corporeal Power.”
Migrations Program
Winner of the 2023-24 William F. Sibley Memorial Subvention Award for Japanese Translation.
East Asia Program
In Fugitive Tilts, the poet Ishion Hutchinson turns to prose to create an incomplete biography of love: love of poetry, discovered in childhood; love of home, with its continual disconnections and returns; and…
Einaudi Center for International Studies
Latin American and Caribbean Studies
By Our Faculty
The Kitchen God and His Wives is a modern folk epic on the origin of the Stove God, widely venerated across China. In this tale, the Stove God (or Kitchen God) begins as a mortal man who owes his wealth and…
East Asia Program
