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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The Promise of Exchange: Production, Circulation, and Consumption within Chinatown Ethnographies
2. The Universality of Exchange: Japanese American Travel Narratives and the Emergence of the Global Citizen
3. The Embodiment of Exchange: Asian Mail-Order Brides, the Threat of Global Capitalism, and the Rescue of the U.S. Nation-State
4. The Logic of Exchange: Ordering the Chaos of Twentieth-Century Chinese Women’s History
Notes
References
Index
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