OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Amerasia Journal is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Nuclear Normalizing and Kathy Jetn¯il-Kijiner’s “Dome Poem”	9
Introduction: Critical Refugee Studies and Asian American Studies	3
Warcare Economies: San Diego, Refugees, and Countering Violent Extremism (CVE)	3
Indescribable: The Construction and Enregisterment of Korean American Ethnolinguistic Identity	2
In the Wake of George Floyd: Hmong Americans’ Refusal to Be a U.S. Ally	2
“A Ubiquity Made Visible”: Non-Sovereign Visuality, Plastic Flowers, and Labor in Cold War Hong Kong	2
Birthing Educational Pathways: Pacific Feminisms and the Ethics of Kuleana and Kinship	1
Afterwards and Other Non-Endings: Palestine, Afghanistan, and the Afterlives of War	1
Amerasia Journal at 50	1
An Ambivalent Magic: Undocumented Asian Immigrants and Racialized “Illegality” in the U.S. Imperial Project	1
He Pūʻao ke Kai, He Kai ka Pūʻao (Ocean as Womb, Womb as Ocean): Mana Wahine Aloha ʻĀina Activism as Return, Revival, and Remembrance	1
The Nexus of Asian Indigeneity, Refugee Status, and Asian Settler Colonialism in the Case of Indigenous Cham Muslim Refugees	1
Ocean Feminisms	1
Objects of Warfare: Infrastructures of Race and Napalm in the Vietnam War	1
A Letter to My Daughter: An Archive of Future Memories	1
Refugee Worlding: M.I.A. and the Jumping of Global Borders	1
Refugee Community Gardens and the Politics of Self-Help	1
Siwá Feminism: Shinnecock Ocean Relationality	1
Cold War Fissures: Burma and China	0
Model Minority or Myth? Reexamining the Politics of S.I. Hayakawa	0
To Our Readers	0
To Our Readers	0
Dear Elia: Letters from the Asian American Abyss	0
“Paper More Precious Than Blood”: Chinese Exclusion Era Identity Documentation Processes and Racialization of Identity Data	0
Growth & Fester	0

Once Upon a Queer Time in Krys Lee’s “Beautiful Women”	0
The Militarized Imagined Family: How Children of Refugees Negotiate Cold War Politics in Community Arts Organizing	0
Martial Law Histories from a Critical Filipina/x/o American Perspective	0
Calf Folder	0
Reeducation Camps & States of Suspension	0
Persian/American Exceptionalism: Post-9/11 Strategies of Belonging in the Iranian Diaspora through Cultural Production	0
Filipino Grief in Five Acts	0
The Avant-Garde as Ecopoetics: Experimental Landscapes of Filipinx Diasporic Poetry	0
You Are Invited: A Conversation on Sexual Violence in Asian America	0
Visual Notetaking as Asian American Art Practice	0
Creativity and Critique in Asian American Literature: From Juxtaposition to Articulation	0
“Nothing but My Own Whole Body”: Revisiting Radical Haiku Through Violet Kazue de Cristoforo’s Life and Work	0
Grandmother Vaimoana, Tauhi Va, and Healing the Broken Intimacies	0
Thinking with Suzanne Ounei	0
The Crime of Leprosy: The Red Threat and U.S. Hansen’s Disease Policy in Cold War Korea	0
A Night at the Consulate: Projection Activism and Competing Nationalisms	0
Voices of the Unredressed: Korean and Nisei A-Bomb Survivors, Structural Legacies of Violence, and Compensatory Justice in the Cold War Pacific	0
Locating Palestinians at the Intersections: Indigeneity, Critical Refugee Studies, and Decolonization	0
Divisions	0
On Becoming Tender: Conversations with My Father	0
To Our Readers	0
Bearing Witness: Using Video Ethnography to Map Embodied Geographies of Home	0
The Red Sun Will Rise Over Madison	0
Conflict and Care: Vietnamese American Women and the Dynamics of Social Justice Work	0
To Our Readers	0
Remembering Amy Uyematsu (1947–2023)	0
We Won’t Go Back: Asian Americans and Racial Justice After Affirmative Action	0
Giving Back: Filipino America and the Politics of Diaspora Giving	0
Saltwater Archives: Transoceanic Feminist Mediations on Embodied Memories and Repertoires of Knowledge	0
United by Fear: The Rise of Trumpism Among First Generation Chinese Christian Immigrants	0
Cold War Reformations	0
The Great Wall of Chinese America: Counterhegemonic boyhood masculinity and the Boy Scouts in New York’s Chinatown before World War II	0
In Memoriam: Janice Mirikitani	0
To Our Readers	0
How to Gently Unpack an Empire	0
“Report a Crime”: Fae Myenne Ng’s Orphan Bachelors	0
Space-Time Colonialism: Alaska’s Indigenous and Asian Entanglements	0
Sylvia’s Darlings with Commentary	0
“Going Back to the Basement” A Roundtable on Creativity, Critique, and the Stewarding of Asian American Literary Arts	0
Roots	0
Living Life as a Text/tile: Animating Asian Americanist Reading Practices	0
Navigating Home: Relations of Oceania Feminist Solidarity	0
Recovery, Waikīkī A Poem for Haunani	0
Alfred & Min U: A Cold War Family Story	0
To Our Readers	0
Listening to a Photograph	0
Daughters of the Diaspora: Traversing Chamoru Women’s Stories Beyond the Mariana Islands	0
Cluster Bombs and War Metals: Reforming U.S. Cold War Debris in Laos	0
From Bandung to Little Rock: Dalip Singh Saund and the Limits of Racial Liberalism	0
Thương	0

Tributes to Janice Mirikitani	0
BurmAmerican Foodscapes: Refugee Re-settlement and Resilience	0
“We Think About Our Children First”: Asian Skilled Professionals, Liberal Multiculturalism and the Borders of Educational Inequality in Fremont, California	0
The Subaru Telescope and Interimperial Intimacies Between Mauna Kea and Mt. Fuji	0
Refugee Lifeworlds: The Afterlife of the Cold War in Cambodia	0
Sensuous Machines: Sexuality, Violence, and Robots in Asian American Speculative Poetry	0
Oral History as Theater: Transnational Legacies of China’s One-Child Policy	0
Transpacific Fascism in John Okada’s No-No Boy	0
Grand Blue Mother	0
Unsustainable Empire: Alternative Histories of Hawai‘i Statehood	0
Poems	0
Girl with the Sak Yon Tattoo	0
Looking Back, Moving Forward: Amplifying Voices in the AAPI Communities During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic	0
A Pale Persephone: On the Works of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha	0
To Our Readers	0
Asian American Settlers, the Neo-Frontier Narrative, and the Problem of History	0
Who Is the We in Diaspora? Liner Notes from the Future	0
Cold War, Global Warming, and Transoceanic Feminism: Theorizing the Black Pacific	0
Reputed Natives of Formosa	0
Notes from Mni Sota Makoce: Native Pacific Feminist Re/search	0
To Our Readers	0
The Labor of Care: Filipina Migrants and Transnational Families in the Digital Age	0
Introduction: Conservatisms and Fascisms in Asian America	0
PAK’nSAVE	0
Asian American History and Its Publics: Practitioners and Scholars Chart Diverse Paths	0
The Criminalization of Ancestral Duty	0