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reviewed The Ruptures Of American Capital: Women of Color, Feminism, and the Culture of Immigrant Labor on March 27, 2010 The Ruptures Of American Capital
This is an amazingly dense, but well-thought out look at how comparative racialization can reveal "ruptures" or contradictions in the national and local imaginaries and material realities. But in addition to this, Hong describes and performs a comparative historical methodology that can be applied in many different contexts.
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