War, Race, and Culture: Journeys in Trans-Pacific and Asian American Histories

Krystyn R. Moon

doi:10.1080/0030851x.2026.2646424

March 23, 2026Pacific Affairs

War, Race, and Culture: Journeys in Trans-Pacific and Asian American Histories

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The book aims to explore the intersections of war, race, and culture in the context of trans-Pacific and Asian American histories.
Analyzes historical narratives from diverse sources
Emphasizes scholarly contributions of Gordon H. Chang
Utilizes retrospective examination of cultural impacts
Highlights significant influences on Asian American identities
Illustrates how cultural history shapes contemporary narratives
Discusses the role of war in defining race relations

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Book discusses the intricate links between war, race, and culture in Asian American history, illustrating profound cultural impacts.

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Few historians have had a prolific career like Gordon H. Chang, and even fewer have generated a corpus of scholarship like we see in War, Race, and Culture. This book emulates an artist’s retrospec...

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