OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Seeing Through Data: A Critical Review of Stop AAPI Hate’s Visual Design Strategies	4
Sylvia’s Darlings with Commentary	2
Deconstructing Asian Settler Colonialism and the American Dream in Guåhan/Guam and Other Sites of U.S. Empire*	2
To Our Readers	0
Once Upon a Queer Time in Krys Lee’s “Beautiful Women”	0
Growth & Fester	0
Asian American Settlers, the Neo-Frontier Narrative, and the Problem of History	0
A Polyphonic “Pacific Pact”: Envisioning Archipelagic East Asia Through the Asian Diaspora’s Sonic Archive	0
Living Life as a Text/tile: Animating Asian Americanist Reading Practices	0
Anti-Asian Violence: Origins and Trajectories	0
Almost Futures: Sovereignty and Refuge at World’s End	0
Amerasia Journal : Writing Against the Erasure of History	0
Driverless Cars, Realtors, and Transphobes: Three Victims of Anti-Asian Attack?	0
Critical Kashmir Studies and Asian Settler Colonial Critique: A Conversation	0
Giving Back: Filipino America and the Politics of Diaspora Giving	0
Amerika yū māda yamatu nu yū: Legalizing Transpacific Dispossession in Postwar Okinawa	0
On So To Speak : Authorship and Authenticity, Collaboration and Community	0
Amerasia Journal At Volume 50	0
“Worried Over This Boat”: Archives of Asian Settler Colonial Critique	0
Amerasia Journal , at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century	0
“Report a Crime”: Fae Myenne Ng’s Orphan Bachelors ¹	0
We Won’t Go Back: Asian Americans and Racial Justice After Affirmative Action	0
Reputed Natives of Formosa	0
Creativity and Critique in Asian American Literature: From Juxtaposition to Articulation	0
A Pale Persephone: On the Works of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha	0

Four Lessons from Winnipeg on Asian Settler “Belonging”	0
Spiraling In and Out: A Conversation on Decolonial Asian and Indigenous Solidarity from Aotearoa and So-Called Canada to Asia	0
Siwá Feminism: Shinnecock Ocean Relationality	0
You Are Invited: A Conversation on Sexual Violence in Asian America	0
Mycorrhizal Networks: Meditations on Land, Spirituality, and Food	0
Yellow Imperil: Performed Legibility and Ricocheted Love in Asian American Mass Media	0
To Our Readers	0
Commentary: Karen Umemoto, “‘On Strike!’ San Francisco State College Strike, 1968–1969: The Role of Asian American Students” (1989)	0
Commentary: Tao Leigh Goffe, “‘Guano in Their Destiny’: Race, Geology, and a Philosophy of Indenture” (2019)	0
Asian American History and Its Publics: Practitioners and Scholars Chart Diverse Paths	0
“Going Back to the Basement” A Roundtable on Creativity, Critique, and the Stewarding of Asian American Literary Arts	0
To Our Readers	0
Oral History as Theater: Transnational Legacies of China’s One-Child Policy	0
De-Imperializing Through Moshiri: An Ainu in Diaspora Framework for Addressing Internalized Empire and Japanese American Apathy	0
The Avant-Garde as Ecopoetics: Experimental Landscapes of Filipinx Diasporic Poetry	0
Commentary: Haunani-Kay Trask, “Politics in the Pacific Islands: Imperialism and Native Self-Determination” (1990)	0
To Our Readers	0
On the Politics of Indigeneity and Asian Settler Colonialism in Asia: A Roundtable Discussion	0
Commentary: Jinah Kim, “The Insurgency of Mourning: Sewol Across the Transpacific” (2020)	0
Commentary: Hisaye Yamamoto, “Writing” (1976)	0
Fraught Solidarities: Diasporic Hindutva and Claims to Indigeneity	0
From a Diasporic Daughter: Four Letters for Kumu Haunani-Kay Trask from the Filipinx Diaspora	0
Remembering Amy Uyematsu (1947–2023)	0
Ib Lub Chaw Tso Pa/“A Place to Exhale”: Unsilencing Hmong Women Through Neej Neeg Storytelling	0
Assemblages of Asian Settler Colonial Critique: Twenty-Five Years of Transnational Place-Based Analytics	0
Life After California: The Ethnic Niches and Racial Barriers Encountered by a Pioneering Punjabi Who Left the American West	0
From the Rivers to the Seas: On the Politics of Inter/Nationalism and Solidarity with Palestine	0
Filipinx Reflections on Travel Writing and Asian Settler Colonial Critique in Okinawa	0
Between Incarceration and Care: Disability, Bureaucracy, and Pedagogy in Japanese American Wartime Camps	0
The Promise of Hate	0
Itineraries of Return: Asian and Indigenous Intimacies in All Our Father’s Relations	0
Refugee Lifeworlds: The Afterlife of the Cold War in Cambodia	0
What Kind of Ancestors Do We Want to Be? A Praxis of Nikkei Abolition	0
To Our Readers	0
Who Is the We in Diaspora? Liner Notes from the Future	0
“Paper More Precious Than Blood”: Chinese Exclusion Era Identity Documentation Processes and Racialization of Identity Data	0
Documenting Anti-Asian Violence: Continuities and Crisis	0
Carceral Geographies in Chinatown	0
Filipino Grief in Five Acts	0
To Our Readers	0
The Subaru Telescope and Interimperial Intimacies Between Mauna Kea and Mt. Fuji	0
Poems	0
Daughters of the Diaspora: Traversing Chamoru Women’s Stories Beyond the Mariana Islands	0
To Our Readers	0
Diasporic Poetics: Asian Writing in the United States, Canada, and Australia	0
So To Speak	0
Dear Elia: Letters from the Asian American Abyss	0
No More 24! Female Chinese Homecare Workers’ Fight to Abolish 24-Hour Work Shift in New York City	0
In Honor of the People’s University	0
Commentary: Asian American Law Students’ Association at Boalt Hall, “Report of the Boalt Hall Asian American Special Admission Research Project” (1978)	0

Roots	0
Anti-Asian Violence: A Critical Syllabus	0
Sensuous Machines: Sexuality, Violence, and Robots in Asian American Speculative Poetry	0
The Politics of the Anti: Beyond Victimizing Hate Through State Recognition for Asian Americans	0
“Nothing but My Own Whole Body”: Revisiting Radical Haiku Through Violet Kazue de Cristoforo’s Life and Work	0
Visual Notetaking as Asian American Art Practice	0
Space-Time Colonialism: Alaska’s Indigenous and Asian Entanglements	0
Afterword: Asian Settler Ally Being and Becoming in Abolitionist and Deoccupation/Decolonial Movements	0