Dear colleagues,
Kathy Lopez and I have created an exciting new book series with the academic publisher Palgrave Macmillan titled “Historical and Cultural Interconnections between Latin America and Asia.” If you’re working on a book manuscript in English that fits the scope of the series, please consider submitting a book proposal to us. And if you have colleagues in any discipline who are working in this field, please let them know.
To submit your application, click HERE
or go to this link: https://mobile-base.springer-sbm.com:44300/SAP/CUAN/ZCUAN_PERSEMAIL?sap-outbound-id=0000001997:1:5458
This series is devoted to the diversity of encounters between Latin America and Asia through multiple points of contact across time and space. It welcomes different theoretical and disciplinary approaches to define, describe, and explore the histories and cultural production of people of Asian descent in Latin America and the Caribbean. Themes may include Asian immigration and geopolitics, the influence and/or representation of the Hispanic world in Asian cultures, Orientalism and Occidentalism in the Hispanic world and Asia, and other transpacific and south-south exchanges that disrupt the boundaries of traditional academic fields and singular notions of identity. The geographical scope of the series incorporates the linguistic and ethnic diversity of the Pacific Rim and the Caribbean region. We welcome single-author monographs and volumes of essays from experts in the field from different academic backgrounds.
Advisory Board:
Koichi Hagimoto, Wellesley College, USA
Evelyn Hu-DeHart, Brown University, USA
Junyoung Verónica Kim, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Debbie Lee-DiStefano, Southeast Missouri State University, USA
Shigeko Mato, Waseda University, Japan
Zelideth María Rivas, Marshall University, USA
Robert Chao Romero, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Lok Siu, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Araceli Tinajero, City College of New York, USA
Laura Torres-Rodríguez, New York University, USA
Thank you,
Ignacio López-Calvo
lopezcalvo@msn.com
Kathy Lopez and I have created an exciting new book series with the academic publisher Palgrave Macmillan titled “Historical and Cultural Interconnections between Latin America and Asia.” If you’re working on a book manuscript in English that fits the scope of the series, please consider submitting a book proposal to us. And if you have colleagues in any discipline who are working in this field, please let them know.
To submit your application, click HERE
or go to this link: https://mobile-base.springer-sbm.com:44300/SAP/CUAN/ZCUAN_PERSEMAIL?sap-outbound-id=0000001997:1:5458
This series is devoted to the diversity of encounters between Latin America and Asia through multiple points of contact across time and space. It welcomes different theoretical and disciplinary approaches to define, describe, and explore the histories and cultural production of people of Asian descent in Latin America and the Caribbean. Themes may include Asian immigration and geopolitics, the influence and/or representation of the Hispanic world in Asian cultures, Orientalism and Occidentalism in the Hispanic world and Asia, and other transpacific and south-south exchanges that disrupt the boundaries of traditional academic fields and singular notions of identity. The geographical scope of the series incorporates the linguistic and ethnic diversity of the Pacific Rim and the Caribbean region. We welcome single-author monographs and volumes of essays from experts in the field from different academic backgrounds.
Advisory Board:
Koichi Hagimoto, Wellesley College, USA
Evelyn Hu-DeHart, Brown University, USA
Junyoung Verónica Kim, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Debbie Lee-DiStefano, Southeast Missouri State University, USA
Shigeko Mato, Waseda University, Japan
Zelideth María Rivas, Marshall University, USA
Robert Chao Romero, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Lok Siu, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Araceli Tinajero, City College of New York, USA
Laura Torres-Rodríguez, New York University, USA
Thank you,
Ignacio López-Calvo
lopezcalvo@msn.com
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