This book examines international post-9/11 policies by connecting them to the United States' World War II resettlement of Japanese Americans, illustrating how ideas of race and masculinity shaped resettlement out of internment camps.
This book examines international post-9/11 policies by connecting them to the United States' World War II resettlement of Japanese Americans, illustrating how ideas of race and masculinity shaped resettlement out of internment camps.
Ayanna Yonemura is Visiting Faculty Fellow, Women of Color/Non-Binary People of Color Scholars Inclusion Project, and Lecturer, Asian American Studies Department, at the University of California Davis, USA. Her research looks at race, public policy, and urban planning from a feminist perspective.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Overview of World War II policies targeting Japanese Americans 3. Dillion Myer goes to war: masculinity and the War Relocation Authority 4. Forced migration "the American Way": race and the War Relocation Authority 5. Epilogue: racism and nationalism in the twenty-first century
1. Introduction 2. Overview of World War II policies targeting Japanese Americans 3. Dillion Myer goes to war: masculinity and the War Relocation Authority 4. Forced migration "the American Way": race and the War Relocation Authority 5. Epilogue: racism and nationalism in the twenty-first century
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