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• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ang, Ien. ‘Between Asia and the West: The Cultural Politics of Food’ *Life Writing* 1:1 (2004): 147-154.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Antoinette, Michelle. ‘Contending with Present Pasts: On Developing Southeast Asian Art Histories’ in Jaynie Anderson (ed.) *Crossing Cultures: Conflict, Migration, Convergence* Miegunyah Press (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Antoinette, Michelle. ‘Deterritorializing Aesthetics: International Art and its New Cosmopolitanisms, from an Indonesian Perspective’ in Jeroen de Kloet and Edwin Jurriens (eds.) *Cosmopatriots: On Distant Belongings and Close Encounters* Amsterdam: R
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Archer, Carol. ‘Macao: An Art Historical Discipline Waiting to Happen?’ in James Elkins (ed.) *Is Art History Global?* New York: Routledge, 2006. 341-344.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Bexley, Angie. ‘Seeing, Hearing, and Feeling Belonging. The Case of East Timorese Youth’. *The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology* 8:4 (2007): 287-295.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Bobis, Merlinda. 'Cantata Crossing Borders' in *Intercultural Music: Creation and Interpretation*. New South Wales: Australian Music Centre, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Bobis, Merlinda. ‘Border Lover’ in Luisa A. Igloria (ed.) *Not Home, But Here: Writing from the Filipino Diaspora* Manila: Anvil Books, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Bobis, Merlinda. ‘Re-dreaming the Voice: From Translation to Bilingualism’ *Rubicon* 1:2 (1995): 24-36.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Bobis, Merlinda. ‘Weeping Is Singing’ *Meanjin* 60:2 (2000): 39-41.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Brewster, Anne. *Literary Formations: Postcoloniality, Nationalism, Globalism* Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. 1995.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Brook, Scott. ‘Touring the Phantom Agent: Recognition, Defacement and the Vietnamese Australian War Memorial’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 27:1 (2006): 133-49.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Brook, Scott and Lian Low. ‘Diasporic Disorientalism: Australian Vietnamese Youth Media’ *Spinach7* 1 Winter (2003).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Brun, Marilyne. ‘Appropriating National Myths: Brian Castro’s Birds of Passage’ in Amit Sarwal and Reema Sarwal (eds.) *Fact and Fiction: Readings in Australian Literature* New Delhi: Authorspress, 2008. 227-239.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Caluya, Gilbert. ‘The (Gay) Scene of Racism: Face, Shame and Gay Asian Males’ *Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies e-journal* 2:2 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Caluya, Gilbert. ‘The Aesthetics of Simplicity: Yang’s Sadness and the Melancholic Community’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 27:1-2 (2006): 83-100.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Caluya, Gilbert. ‘Global Divas: Filipino Gay Men in the Diaspora’ *Intersections* 14 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Caluya, Gilbert. ‘Take Away Corner: Race, Affect and Space’ *Australian Geographer* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘Unwilling Transnational Subjects: Vietnamese Satellite Television and Its Reception in the Diaspora’ *Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘Indochine Chic: Consuming the Indochinese Exotic in Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney’ in Lisa Law and Daisy Ng (eds.) *Foodscapes: The Cultural Politics of Food* in Asia Hong Kong: Hong Kong UP. (Forthcoming)
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘Saigon from the Diaspora’ *Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography*, Special Issue on Cinematic Representation of the Tropical/Urban City 29:1 (2008): 68-86.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘Vietnamese Language and Media Policy in the Service of Deterritorialised Nation-Building’ in Lee Hock Guan and Leo Suyardinata (eds.) *Language, Nation and Development in Southeast Asia* Singapore: ISEAS, 2007. 195-217.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘The Accumulation of National Belonging in Transnational Fields: Ways of Being at Home in Vietnam’ *Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power* 9:4 (2002): 423-444.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘National Identity, Diasporic Anxiety and Music Video Culture in Vietnam’ in Yao Souchou (ed.) *House of Glass: Culture and the State in Southeast Asia* Singapore: ISEAS, 2001. 119-149.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Carruthers, Ashley. ‘Kung Fu Fighting: The Cultural Pedagogy of the Body in the Vovinam Overseas Vietnamese Martial Arts School’ *The Australian Journal of Anthropology* (Special Issue 9: Diaspora, Identity, Cultural Politics), 9:1 (1998): 45-57.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Castro, Brian. ‘Eight Chinese Lessons’ *Griffith Review* 18 (2007): 51-61.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Castro, Brian. *Writing Asia and Auto/Biography: Two Lectures* Canberra: School of English, ADFA, 1995.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean and Larissa Hjorth (eds.) *Gaming Cultures and Place in Asia-Pacific* New York: Routledge, (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Being Played: Games Culture and Asian American Dis/identifications’ in Thomas H. Apperley and Justin Clemens (eds.) *Videogames and Play in the Information Age* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Negotiating Online Computer Games in East Asia: Manufacturing Asian MMORPGs and Marketing “Asianness”’ in Andreas Jahn-Sudmann and Ralf Stockmann (eds.) Computer Games as a Sociocultural Phenomenon: Games Without Frontiers, War Withou
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Convergence, Connectivity, and the Case of Japanese Mobile Gaming’ in Larissa Hjorth (ed.) *Games and Culture – Special Issue: Gaming in the Asia-Pacific* 3.1 (2008): 13-25.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Playing With Indexical Chineseness: The Transnational Cultural Politics of Wuxia in Digital Games’ in Leon Hunt (ed.) *EnterText – Special Issue: Wuxia Fictions: Chinese Martial Arts in Film, Literature and Beyond* 6.1 (2006): 182-202.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Negotiating Intra-Asian Games Networks: On Cultural Proximity, East Asian Games Design and Chinese Farmers’ in Chris Chesher et al. (eds.) *Fibreculture Journal – Special Issue: Gaming Networks* 8 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. *‘Visualising Diaspora’ Layli Rakhsha: Each Moment a New Tale is Shouting to be Told in Silence* Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘Playing With Race: The Ethics of Racialized Representations in E-Games’ in Elizabeth A. Buchanan and Charles Ess (eds.) *International Review of Information Ethics – Special Issue: The Ethics of E-Games* 4 (2005): 24-30.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘The Institutionalisation of Hybridity’ *Body Politic: Racialised Political Cultures in Australia* Refereed Proceedings from the University of Queensland Australian Studies Centre Conference Brisbane, 24-26 November 2004.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘The Dim Sum vs the Meat Pie: On the Rhetoric of Becoming an In-between Asian-Australian Artist’ in Ien Ang, Sharon Chalmers, Lisa Law, and Mandy Thomas (eds.) *Alter/Asians: Asian-Australian Identities in Art, Media and Popular Culture* S
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Dean. ‘The Poetics of Cultural Theory: On Hybridity and the New Hierarchies’ in Helen Gilbert, Tseen Khoo, and Jacqueline Lo (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-Australia* St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 2000. 52-57.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chan, Henry, Ann Curthoys, and Nora Chiang (eds.) *The Overseas Chinese in Australasia: History, Settlement and Interactions* Interdisciplinary Group for Australasian Studies, Centre for the Study of the Chinese Southern Diaspora, 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chand, Asha. ‘The Land Down Under Vows Bollywood Style: For Richer or Richer’ *The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations* 7 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chand, Asha. ‘The Fiji Indian Chutney Generation: The Cultural Spread between Fiji and Australia’ *International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics* 3:2 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chand, Asha. ‘The Dynamics of Diversity in Sydney’s Indians’ *The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations* 4 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Chand, Asha. ‘Ethnic Media and Fiji Indians in Sydney’ *Australian Journalism Review* 26:1 (2004): 145-54.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine and Antoinette Carrier, Clarissa Choo, Simon Choo. ‘Being Eurasian’ in Maureen Perkins (ed.) *Visibly Different: Face, Place & Race in Australia* (Studies in Asia Pacific ‘Mixed Race’ 2) Bern: Peter Lang AG, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine. ‘Eurasians: Celebrating Survival’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 28:1 (2007): 129-142.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine. ‘Chinese-Indigenous Australian Connections in Regional Western Australia’ in Raelene Wilding and Farida Tilbury (eds.) *A Changing People: Diverse Contributions to the State of Western Australia* Perth: Office of Multicultural Interes
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine. ‘On the Edge and In Between: The Experience of an Asian-Australian Historian’ *Oral History Association of Australia Journal* 20 (1998): 34-40.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine. ‘Asian Men on the West Kimberley Coast, 1900-1940’ in Jan Gothard (ed.) *Asian Orientations, Studies in Western Australian History* 16 (1995): 89-111.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Christine. ‘Asian - Aboriginal Australian Contact in Northern Australia, particularly the Kimberley, Western Australia’ *Asian and Pacific Migration Journal* 3:2-3 (1994): 295 - 310.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Choo, Simon. ‘Eating Satay Babi: Sensory Perception of Transnational Movement’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 25:3 (2004): 203-213.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Cho, Tom. ‘Look Who’s Morphing: Popular Culture, Asian Identities and New Possibilities for Fiction’ *Crossings* 9:3 (2004).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Clark, Christine. ‘Dadang Christanto: Australian Life’ *Eyeline – Contemporary Visual Arts* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Clark, Christine. (ed.) *Echoes of Home: Memory and Mobility in Recent Austral-Asian Art* Brisbane: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City Council, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Clark, Christine. ‘Distinctive Voices: Artist Initiated Spaces and Projects’ in C. Turner (ed.) *Contemporary Art and Art Museums in the Asia-Pacific* Canberra: Pandanus Press, 2005. 554- 567.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Clark, Christine. ‘The Emerging Mainstream’ in *Transformations: Museums in the Asia-Pacific Humanities Research Centre* The Australian National University, December 2004.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Clark, Christine. ‘Dadang Christanto: Keeper of Memories’ in C. Turner and N. Sever (eds.) *Witnessing to Silence: Art and Human Rights* Canberra: Australian National University, 2003. 52-55.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Coté, Joost. ‘Terra-ising The Homeland: Recent Debates on Australian National Identity' *Hungarian Journal of American and English Studies (Australia Issue)* 12:1-2 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Coté, Joost. ‘Being White in Tropical Asia: Racial Discourses in the Dutch and Australian Colonies at the Turn of the Twentieth Century’ *Itinerario: Journal on the History of European Expansion and Global Interaction* XXV:3-4 (2001): 112-135.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Coté, Joost and L. Westerbeek-Veld. ‘Border Signs: Language and Identity and Indische Mensen in Australia’ *Oral History Association of Australia Journal* 19 (2001): 52-65.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Coté, Joost. ‘Memory and History, Community and Nation: Telling the Story of the Indisch Dutch in Australia’ in Coté and Westerbeek (eds.) *Recalling the Indies: Colonial Culture & Postcolonial Identities* Netherlands: Aksant Academic Publishers, 20
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘“And Then in the Distance Quong Tart Did We See”: Quong Tart, Celebrity and Photography’ *Journal of Colonial Australian History* 8 (2006): 159-182.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘Riding With the Best of Them: Chinese Australians and Cycling in Australia’ *Cycling History in Australasia (ASSH Studies in Sports History)* 21 2006: 57-76.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. 'Not So Mug Mugshots: Behind the Portraits of Series B6443’ *Crossings* 9:3 (2004).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘Oh I Would Like to See Maggie Moore Again: Selected Women of Melbourne's Chinatown’ in S. Couchman, J.Fitzgerald, P.Macgregor (eds.) *After the Rush: Regulation, Participation and Chinese Communities in Australia 1860-1940* Special
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘From Mrs Lup Mun, Chinese Herbalist to Yee Joon, Respectable Scholar: A Social History of Melbourne’s Chinatown, 1900-1920’ The Overseas Chinese in Australasia: History, Settlement and Interactions, Proceedings from the Symposium
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘Using Database Technology to Research Individuals with Chinese Names: A Case Study of Little Bourke Street, Melbourne’ *Locality* 11:2 (2000).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Couchman, Sophie. ‘The Banana Trade: Its Importance to Melbourne's Chinese in Little Bourke Street, 1880s-1930s’ *Histories of the Chinese in Australasia and the South Pacific* Proceedings of an International Public Conference, Museum of Chinese Austr
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Cunningham, Stuart and John Sinclair (eds.) *Floating Lives: The Media and Asian Diaspora* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Curaming, Rommel. ‘Prefiguring the Oneness of Southeast Asia: The Role of the Scholars’in *Proceedings of ASEAN University Network (AUN) Educational Forum* National University of Laos, Vientiane. May 13-23 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Curaming, Rommel. ‘Poststructuralist Southeast Asian Studies?’ *Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia* 21:1 (2006): 90-112.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Curthoys, Ann. ‘‘Chineseness’ and Australian Identity’ in Henry Chan, Ann Curthoys and Nora Chiang (eds.) *Overseas Chinese in Australasia: History, Settlement and Interactions* Taipei: Interdisciplinary Group for Australasian Studies and the Cent
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Curthoys, Ann. ‘An Uneasy Conversation: The Multicultural and the Indigenous’ in John Docker and Gerhard Fischer (eds.) *Race, Colour and Identity in Australia and New Zealand* Sydney: UNSW Press, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: D'Cruz, Vin and William Steele. *Australia's Ambivalence towards Asia. Rev ed.* Monash Asia Institute, Monash U, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: De Souza, Ruth. ‘Editorial: Creativity, Ethnicity and Identity’ *Aotearoa Ethnic Network Journal* 1:2 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: De Souza, Ruth. and A. Williamson. ‘Representing Ethnic Communities in the Media’ *Aotearoa Ethnic Network Journal* 1:1 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: De Souza, Ruth. ‘Motherhood, Migration and Methodology: Giving Voice to the “Other”’ *The Qualitative Report* 9:3 (2004): 463-482.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Dhawan, R. K. and Margaret Allen (eds.) *Intersections: Gender, Race and Ethnicity in Australasian Studies* New Delhi: Prestige Books, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Dhawan, R. K. (ed.) *Writers of Indian Diaspora* New Delhi: Prestige Books, 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Dhawan, R. K. ‘Diasporic Family Histories: Indo-Australian Women Writers’ in T. Vinoda and P. Shailaja (eds.) *The Expatriate Indian Writing in English* New Delhi: Prestige Books, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Eckersall, Peter. ‘Theatrical Collaboration in the Age of Globalization: The Gekidan Kaitaisha-NYID Intercultural Collaboration Project’ in Hae-kyung Um (ed.) *Diasporas and Interculturalism in Asian Performing Arts* London and NY: Routledge-Curzon, 2
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Eckersall, Peter. ‘The Gekidan Kaitaisha-NYID “Journey to Confusion” Project: A Case Study for the Interaction of Research Imperatives for Artists and Scholars in the Performing Arts’ in Rod Wissler, et al. (eds.) *Innovation in Australian Arts, M
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Eckersall, Peter. ‘Trendiness and Appropriation? On Australia-Japan Contemporary Theatre in Exchange’in Eckersall, Moriyama, and Uchino (eds.) *Alternatives* Brussels: PIE Lang, 2004. 33-54.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Eckersall, Peter. ‘What Can’t Be Seen Can Be Seen: Butoh Politics and (Body) Play’ in Peta Tait (ed.) *Body Show/s: Australian Viewings of Live Performance* Amsterdam: Rodopi Theatre Series, 2001. 145-51.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Eckersall, Peter. ‘Intercultural Theatre in the Context of Cultural Pluralism’ *Globalisation and the Live Performing Arts Conference Papers* Melbourne: Monash Theatre Papers. 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Edwards, Penny, and Yuanfang Shen (eds.) *Lost in the Whitewash Aboriginal - Asian Encounters in Australia 1901-2001* Canberra: Humanities Research Centre, Australian National University, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Edwards, Penny, and Yuanfang Shen. *Beyond China: Migrating Identities* Canberra: Centre for the Study of the Chinese Southern Diaspora, Australian National University, 2002.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Transnational Networks and National Identities in the Australian Commonwealth: The Chinese-Australasian Kuomintang 1923-1937’ *Australian Historical Studies* 37:127 (2006): 95-116.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Revolution and Respectability: Chinese Masons in Australian History’ in Ann Curthoys and Marilyn Lake (eds.) *Connected Worlds: History in Transnational Perspective* Canberra: Australian National University E-Press, 2006. 89-110.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Legend or History? The Australian Yee Hing and the Chinese Revolution’ *Studies on Republican China* 8 (2005): 87-111.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Advance Australia Fairly: Chinese Voices at Federation’ in Sophie Couchman, John Fitzgerald and Paul Macgregor (eds.) *After the Rush Melbourne: Otherland Special Edition* 2004. 59-74.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Who Cares What They Think? John Winston Howard, William Morris Hughes and the Pragmatic Vision of Australian National Sovereignty’ in Alison Broinowski (ed.) *Double Vision: Asian Accounts of Australia* Canberra: Pandanus Books, 200
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘The Slave Who Would be Equal: The Significance of Liang Qichao’s Australian Writings’ in Billy KL So, John Fitzgerald, Huang Jianli and James K. Chin (eds.) *Power and Identity in the Chinese World Order: Festschrift in Honour of
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Visions of Australian Federation: The View from the Chinese Press Gallery’ in Henry Chan, Ann Curthoys, and Nora Chiang (eds.) *The Overseas Chinese in Australasia: History, Settlement and Interactions* Taipei and Canberra: IGAS, Na
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Another Country: John Fitzgerald Examines our Chinese Heritage Museums’ *Meanjin* 60: 4 (2001): 59-71.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘Diaspora and Discourse: Transnationalism and the Subject of Modern History’ in Ip Manying (ed.) *Re-Examing Chinese Transnationalism in Australia-New Zealand* Canberra: ANU Centre for the Study of the Chinese Southern Diaspora, 2001
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Fitzgerald, John. ‘One Kind of Nation: Among Barbarians in China and Australia’ *Asian Studies Review* 22:4 (1998): 519-27.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ganter, Regina. *Mixed Relations: Narratives of Asian/Aboriginal Contact in North Australia* Crawley, WA: University of Western Australia Press, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Giese, Diana. *Beyond Chinatown: Changing Perspectives of the Top End Chinese Experience* Canberra: National Library of Australia, 1995.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Giese, Diana. *Astronauts, Lost Souls, and Dragons: Voices of Today's Chinese Australians in Conversation with Diana Giese* St. Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1997.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Gilbert, Helen, Tseen Khoo, and Jacqueline Lo (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-Australia* St. Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Goonewardene, Devika. ‘Growing Up in Interstices’ in C.A. & I.H. Vanden Driesen (eds.) *Celebrations: 50 Years of Sri Lanka-Australia Interactions* Colombo: Government Press, 1999. 126-128.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Goonewardene, Devika. ‘Phillip Darby, Edgar Ng and Simon Obendorf: A Postcolonial International Relations?’ *Occasional Paper No. 3* Melbourne: Institute of Postcolonial Studies, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Gordon, Harry. *Voyage from Shame: The Cowra Breakout and Afterwards* St. Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1994.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hadley, Bree. ‘Dis/identification in Contemporary Physical Performance: NYID’s Scenes of the Beginning from the End’ *Australasian Drama Studies* 50 (2007): 111-122.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hadley, Bree. ‘Challenging (Mis)Conceptions of Asianness in the Work of Yumi Umiumare’ *Journeys to the Interior Australasian Association for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies Conference* Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, July 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hage, Ghassan. ‘A Not So Multi-sited Ethnography of a Not So Imagined Community’ *Anthropological Theory* 5:4 (2005): 463-475.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hage, Ghassan. *Against Paranoid Nationalism: Searching for Hope in a Shrinking Society* Sydney: Pluto Press, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hage, Ghassan. *Arab-Australians Today: Citizenship and Belonging* Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 2002.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hage, Ghassan. *White Nation: Fantasties of White Supremacy in a Multicultural Society* Pluto Press, 1998.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Han, Alan. ‘Can I tell You What We Have to Put Up With?: Stinky Fish and Offensive Durian’ *Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies* 21:3 (2007): 361-377.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Han, Alan. ‘I Think You’re the Smartest Race I’ve Ever Met: Racialised Economies of Queer Male Desire’ *Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Journal* 2:2 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis and Ron Shapiro (eds.) *Interactions: Essays on Literature and Culture in the Asia-Pacific* Perth: U of Western Australia P, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis, Megan McKinlay and Pamina Rich (eds.) *Beyond Good and Evil? Essays on Literature and Culture in the Asia-Pacific* Perth: Uof Western Australia P, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis. ‘Poetic Image and Symbol’ in Anuraag Sharma and Pradeep Trikha (eds.) *Caring Cultures: Sharing Imaginations – Australia and India* New Delhi: Sarup, 2006. 28-41.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis. ‘“A” is for ...?: Representations of Asia in the Poetry of Bruce Dawe’ in Cynthia Vanden Driesen and Adrian Mitchell (eds.) *New Directions in Australian Studies* New Delhi: Prestige Books, 1999. 342-352.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis. ‘Kenneth Slessor and the Chinese’ *Australian Literary Studies* 17:4 (1996): 382-86.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis, Bruce Bennett, Peter Cowan, and Susan Miller (eds.) *Westerly Looks to Asia: A Selection from 'Westerly 1956-1992* Perth: Indian Ocean Centre for Peace Studies in association with Centre for Studies in Australian Literature, The Universit
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis. ‘Cultural Crosses: Ee Tiang Hong’s Nearing a Horizon’ in Bruce Bennett, Jeff Doyle and Satendra Nandan (eds.) *Crossing Cultures: Essays on Literature and Culture of the Asia-Pacific* London: Skoob, 1996. 133-40.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Haskell, Dennis and Bruce Bennett (eds.) *Myths, Heroes and Anti-heroes: Essays on the Literature and Culture of the Asia-Pacific Region* Perth: Centre for Studies in Australian Literature, University of Western Australia, 1992.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hamilton, Annette. ‘Fear and Desire Aborigines, Asians and the National Imaginary’ *Australian Cultural History* 19 (1990): 14-35.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Herrero, Dolores. ‘Satendra Nandan’s The Wounded Sea: Paradise Found, Paradise Lost, Paradise Imagined’ in Chandrashekhar Bhat (ed.) *Indian Diaspora: Trends, Issues and Challenges* Hyderabad, India: Orient Longman (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Herrero, Dolores. ‘Merlinda Bobis’s Poem-Plays: Reading Ethics and Identity Across Cultures’ *Portal: Journal of Interdisciplinary International Studies* Sydney: University of Technology. Publication on-line, 4.1 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Herrero, Dolores. ‘Merlinda Bobis’s Re-evaluation of Personal and (Multi)national Ethics and Identity: Cantata of the Warrior Woman’ *HJEAS (Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies)* 12:1-2 (2006): 36-51.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Herrero, Dolores. ‘“Ay, siyempre, Gran, of course, Oz is –multicultural!”: Merlinda Bobis’s Crossing to the Other Side as Reflected in Her Short Stories’ *Ariel: A Review of International English Literature* 36:1-2 (2005): 111-134.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hirst, John. (ed.) *The Chinese on the Australian Goldfields* Melbourne: Dept of History, La Trobe U, 1991.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘Defining (Multiple) Selves: Reflections on Fieldwork in Jakarta’ *Journal of Life Writing* 3:1 (2004): 79-100.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘Assimilation, Multiculturalism, Hybridity: The Dilemmas of Ethnic Chinese in Post-Suharto Indonesia’ *Asian Ethnicity* 7:2 (2004): 149-166.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘A Hundred Flowers Bloom: The Reemergence of the Chinese Press in Post- Suharto Indonesia’ in Wanning Sun (ed.) *Media and Chinese Diaspora: Community, Communication and Commerce* London: Routledge Curzon, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘How to be Chinese: Ethnic Chinese experience a “reawakening” of their Chinese Identity’ *Inside Indonesia* 78 (2004): 13-14.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘Revisiting the “Asian Values” Argument Used by Asian Political Leaders and its Validity’ *The Indonesian Quarterly* 32:2 (2004): 154-174.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoon, CY. ‘Multiculturalism and Hybridity in Accommodating “Chineseness” in Post-Soeharto Indonesia’ in Glenn Pass and Denise Woods (eds.) *Alchemies: Community Exchanges 4: Undisciplined Thoughts—New Research in the Humanities & Social Sciences
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Hoy, D. ‘Learning in a Bicultural Context: A Biographical Case Study’ *Australian Journal of Adult Learning* 45:2 (2005): 209-222.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jackson, Peter, Fran Martin, Mark McLelland and Audrey Yue (eds.) *AsiaPacifiQueer: Rethinking Gender and Sexuality in the Asia-Pacific* Illinois: University of Illinois Press, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jackson, Peter and Gerard Sullivan (eds.) *Multicultural Queer: Australian Narratives* New York and London: Haworth Press, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jackson, Peter. ‘That’s What Rice Queens Study! White Gay Desire and Representing Asian Homosexualities’ *Special Joint Issue of Journal of Australian Studies* 65 (2000) and *Australian Cultural History* 19 (2000). Also *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jackson, Peter. 'Perceiving “Business Ethics”' *Australian-Asian Perceptions Project, Working Paper Number 3* University of New South Wales: Sydney Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and the Asia-Australia Institute, 1994. (Member of paper
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jackson, Peter. ‘Perceiving “Human Rights”’ *Australian-Asian Perceptions Project, Working Paper Number 2* University of New South Wales, Sydney: Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and the Asia-Australia Institute (1993). (Member of pape
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jacobs, Lyn. ‘About Face: Asian-Australians at Home’ *Australian Literary Studies* 20:3 (2002): 201-14.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jaireth, Subhash. ‘Alice in Bollyland: Mira Nair’s Monsoon Wedding’ *TAASA Review* 11:3 (2002): 16-17.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jaireth, Subhash. ‘To See and be Seen: Heteroscopia of Hindi Film Posters’ *Continuum* 14:2 (2000): 200-214.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jaireth, Subhash. ‘Maps, Photographs and Paintings: A Story-Essay about Seeing and Telling’ in Debjani Ganguly and Kavita Nandan (eds.) *Unfinished Journeys: India Files from Canberra* Adelaide: The Centre for Research in the New Literatures in Englis
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jaireth, Subhash. ‘Taylor: “I Don't Think An Australian Person Can Ever Understand the Way They Think Over Here”: Reading Recent Australian Cricket Writing about Pakistan’ *Imago* 8:2 (1996): 83-99.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jaireth, Subhash. ‘Tracing Orientalism in Cricket: A Reading of Recent Australian writing about Pakistani Cricket’ *Sporting Traditions* 12:1 (1995): 103-120.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jayasuriya, Laksiri and Kee Pookong. *The Asianisation of Australia? Some Facts about the Myths* Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jayasuriya, Laksiri, David Walker and Jan Gothard (eds.) *Legacies of White Australia: Race, Culture and Nation* Perth: U of Western Australia P, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jensen, Lars. ‘Towards an Aboriginal-Asian Colonial Contact History’ *Crossings* 9:3 (2004).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jensen, Lars. ‘From European Satellite to Asian Backwater?’ in David Callahan and Frank Cass (eds.) *Contemporary Issues in Australian Literature* London: Frank Cass, 2001. 133-152.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jones, Noreen. *Number 2 Home: A Story of Japanese Pioneers in Australia* Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre P, 2002.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Jones, Timothy. *The Chinese in the Northern Territory* Darwin: Northern Territory UP, 1997.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘Middle Eastern Migrants in Western Australia’ *Historical Encyclopaedia of Western Australia* Perth: U of Western Australia P, 2008.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘Muslims in Australia: The Double Edge of Terrorism’ *Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies* 33:8 (2007): 1277-1298.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘What Does it Mean to be Un-Australian?: Views of Australian Muslim Students in 2006’ *People and Place* 15:1 (2007): 62-79.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘Muslims in a “White Australia”: Colour or Religion?’ *Immigrants and Minorities* 24:2 (2006): 193-223.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. *Muslims in Australia: Immigration, Race Relations and Cultural History* London: Kegan Paul, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘Representation of Islam and Muslims in the Australian Media, 2001-2005’ *Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs* 26:3 (2006): 313-328.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘Depiction of Muslims in Selected Australian Media: Free Speech or Taking Sides’ *Journal of Media and Culture* 9:2 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kabir, Nahid. ‘The Economic Plight of the Afghans in Australia, 1860–2000’ *Islamic Studies* 44:2 (2005): 229-250.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kennedy, Alastair. ‘Third Generation Blues: The Differing Experiences of the Australian-and British-born Chinese – Preliminary Thoughts’ – paper read to inaugural meeting of China North, Cairns, February 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘On No Longer Speaking Chinese: Cross Over Stardom and the Performance of Accented English’ in Chris Berry and Zhen Zhang (eds.) *Transasian Screen Cultures* Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘The Ground beneath Her Feet: Fault Lines of Nation and Sensation in Yau Ching's Ho Yuk: Let's Love Hong Kong’ *GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies* 14:1 (2008): 99-119.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. *The Chinese Exotic: Modern Diasporic Femininity* Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Asia the Invincible: Discourses of Regionalism in Dong fang bu bai2: zhi feng yun zai qi (*The East is Red*) and Wo hu cang long (*Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon*)’ in Andrew David Jackson, Michael Gibb and Dave White (eds.) *How East A
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Love in Ruins: Spectral Bodies in Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love’ in Larissa Heinrich and Fran Martin (eds.) *Embodied Modernities: Corporeality, Representation and Chinese Cultures* Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Sexing the City: Malaysia's New “Cyberlaws” and Cyberjaya’s Queer Success’ in Chris Berry, Fran Martin and Audrey Yue (eds.) *Mobile Cultures: New Media in Queer Asia* Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2003. 222-244.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Folding Chinese Boxes: Asian Exoticism in Australia’ in Helen Gilbert, Tseen Khoo and Jacqueline Lo (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian Australia* St. Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Slang Images: On the “Foreignness” of Contemporary Singaporean Films’ *Inter-Asia Cultural Studies* 7:1 (2006). 81-98.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Telling Stories: The Sacrificial Asian in Australian Cinema’ in Tseen Khoo (ed.) *Journal of Intercultural Studies - Special issue: Locating Asian Australian Cultures* 27:1-2 (2006): 45-63.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘Whiteness and The Australian Fiancé: Framing the Ornamental Text in Australia’ *Hecate: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women’s Liberation* 27:2 (2002): 200-208.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Olivia. ‘“Anagrammatical Translations”: Latex Performance and Asian Femininity Unbounded in Olivier Assayas's Irma Vep’ *Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies* 13:3 (1999): 383-393.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Tseen. *Banana Bending: Asian-Australian and Asian-Canadian Literatures* Hong Kong and Montreal: Hong Kong UP and McGill-Queens UP, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Tseen and Kam Louie. *Culture, Identity, Commodity: Diasporic Chinese Literatures in English* Hong Kong: Hong Kong UP, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kwok, Jen Tsen. ‘Asian Australian Citizenship as a Frame of Enactment in the Parliamentary ‘First Speech’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 27:1-2 (2006): 187-211.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kwok, Jen Tsen. ‘The Strategic Utility of “Chineseness” in the Political Cultures of Diasporic Chinese Communities: Some Preliminary Thoughts” in Tseen Khoo (ed.) *The Body Politic: Racialised Political Cultures in Australia* (Refereed Proceedings
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kwok, Jen Tsen, Tseen Khoo and Chek Ling. ‘Chinese Voices: Tseen Khoo, Jen Tsen Kwok and Chek Ling reflect on the Political Culture of the Asian-Australian Community’ *Meanjin* 63:2 (2004): 149-160.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kwok, Jen Tsen. ‘Oral History and the Chinese Australian Community: The Tensions Between Comprehending Memory and Commemorating Community’ *University of Queensland Historical Proceedings* 14 (2003): 89-103.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Kwok, Jen Tsen. ‘Augmenting Power Through Representation: Anti-Chinese Representations and Governance in Queensland’ *Crossings* 9:3 (2004).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lee, Mabel. ‘Chinese Writers in Australia: New Voices in Australian Literature’ *Meanjin* 57:3 (1998): 578-85.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lee, Mabel and A. D. Syrokomla-Stefanowska (eds.) *Literary Intercrossings: East Asia and the West* (University of Sydney World Literature Series No. 2) Sydney: Wild Peony, 1998.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ling, Chek. *Plantings in a New Land: Stories of Survival, Endurance and Emancipation* Society of Chinese Australian Academics of Queensland and Cathay Club, 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. *Beyond Happy Hybridity: Asian-Australian Cultural Politics and Poetics* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline and Helen Gilbert. *Performance and Cosmopolitics: Cross-Cultural Transactions in Australasia* London: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline, Penny Edwards and Debjani Ganguly. ‘Pigments of the Imagination: Theorising, Performing and Historicising Mixed Race’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 28:1 (2007). 1-13.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Disciplining Asian Australian Studies: Projections and Introjections’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 27: 1- 2 (2006): 11-27.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘“Queer Magic”: Performing Mixed-race on the Australian Stage’ *Contemporary Theatre Review* 16 (2006): 171-188.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Tropes of Ambivalence in Bran Nue Dae’ *Altitude e-journal* 5 (2005).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. *Staging Nation: Postcolonial English Language Theatre in Malaysia and Singapore* Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2004.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘“Now the language is spoke like I can speak it I speak as it is spoke”: Malaysian English Language on Stage’ in Rudiger Ahrens, David Parker, Klaus Stierstorfer & K.K. Tam (eds.) Anglophone Cultures in South East Asia: Appropriati
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline and Helen Gilbert. ‘Towards a Topography of Cross-cultural Praxis’ *The Drama Review* 46.3 (2002): 31-53.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Playing the Yellow Lady: Performing Race and Gender’ in Marc Maufort and Franca Bellarsi (eds.) *Siting the Other: Re-visions of Marginality in Australian and English-Canadian Drama* New York: Peter Lang, 2001. 69-83.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Arrested Development: Early Malaysian Theatre in English’ in MA Quayum and Peter Wicks (eds.) *Malaysian Literature in English: A Critical Reader* Kuala Lumpur: Pearson Education, 2001. 94-101.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline and Helen Gilbert. ‘Toil and Traffic: Australian Appropriations of the Suzuki Method’ *Australasian Drama Studies* 39 (2001): 76-91.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Prison-house, Closet and Camp: Lesbian Mimesis in Eleanor Wong's Plays’ in Kirpal Singh (ed.) *Interlogue: Studies in Singapore Literature Vol. 3: Drama* Singapore: Ethos Books, 2000. 99-116.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline. ‘Beyond Happy Hybridity: Performing Asian-Australian identities’ in Ien Ang et al. (eds.) *Alter/Asians: Asian-Australian Identities in Art, Media and Popular Culture* Sydney: Pluto Press, 2000. 152-168.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Lo, Jacqueline (ed.) *Writing Home: Australian Perspectives* Canberra: Centre for the Study of the Chinese Southern Diaspora, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Loh, Morag and Christine Ramsay. *Survival and Celebration : An Insight into the Lives of Chinese Immigrant Women, European Women Married to Chinese and Their Female Children in Australia from 1856-1986* Morag Loh and Christine Ramsay, 1986.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Loh, Morag, and Judith Winternitz. *Dinky-Di: The Contributions of Chinese Immigrants and Australians Chinese Descent to Australia's Defence Forces and War Efforts 1899-1988?* Canberra: AGPS, 1989.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Madsen, Deborah. ‘Asian Australian Literature’ in Nicholas Birns (ed.) *Companion to Australian Literature* Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2007. 105-125.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Madsen, Deborah. ‘Bearing the Diasporic Burden: Representations of Suicide in Sky Lee’s Disappearing Moon Café, Faye Myenne Ng’s Bone, and Hsu-Ming Teo’s Love and Vertigo,” in A. Robert Lee (ed.) China Fictions/English Language: Literary Read
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Madsen, Deborah. ‘“No Place Like Home”: The Ambivalent Rhetoric of Hospitality in the Work of Simone Lazaroo, Arlene Chai, and Hsu-Ming Teo’ in Tseen Khoo (ed.) Journal of Intercultural Studies - Special Issue: Locating Asian Australian Cultures 2
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Maravillas, Francis. ‘Cartographies of the Future: The Asia-Pacific Triennials and the Curatorial Imaginary’ in John Clark, et al. (eds.) *In the Eye of the Beholder: Reception and Audience for Modern Asian Art* Sydney: Wild Peony Press, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Maravillas, Francis. ‘Haunted Cosmopolitanisms: Spectres of Chinese Art in the Diaspora’ in Jeroen de Kloet and Edwin Jurriens (eds.) *Cosmopatriots: On Distant Belongings and Close Encounters* Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Maxwell, Judy. ‘Chinese Canadians Trained in Australia for SOE’s Operation Oblivion’ *Z Special Unit Association Newsletter (of NSW, Australia)* September 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Maxwell, Judy. ‘For King and Country: Canada and the Chinese Labour Corps in the Great War’ *STAND TO! The Journal of the Western Front Association* 76 (2006): 38-41.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: *Meanjin* 63:2 (2004). Special Issue: ‘Asia Australia Cultural Engagements’.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: *Meanjin* 57:3 (1998). Special Issue: ‘The Asia Issue’.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Mishra, Vijay. ‘Postmodern Racism’ *Meanjin* 55:2 (1996): 346-57.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘“Growing up an Australian” Renegotiating Models of Mateship and Australianness in Hsu-Ming Teo’s Behind the Moon’ *Special Issue Journal of Intercultural Studies-Locating Asian Australian Cultures* 27:1- 2 (2006): 151-66.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘“Many Degrees of Dark and Light”: Sliding the Scale of Whiteness with Simone Lazaroo’ in Kam Louie and Tseen Khoo (eds.) *Culture, Identity, Commodity: Diasporic Chinese Literatures in English* Hong Kong: Hong Kong UP, 2005. 279-98
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘Re-visioning Representations of Difference in Larissa Lai’s When Fox is a Thousand and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner’ *West Coast Line* 38:44 2 (2005): 69-87.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘Making Eyes: Colouring the Look in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner and Larissa Lai’s When Fox is a Thousand’ *Australian Canadian Studies* 20:1 (2002): 75-98.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘Reading Photographically: Translating Whiteness through the Eye of the Empire’ *Hecate* 27:2 (2001): 86-96.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Morris, Robyn. ‘Piecing Together Female Stories in Joy Kogawa’s Obasan’ *New Literatures Review* 36 (2000): 35-45.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nagata, Yuriko, Anna Shnukal and Guy Ramsay. *Navigating Boundary: The Asian Diaspora in Torres Strait* Canberra: Pandanus, 2004.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nagata, Yuriko. ‘Gendering Australian-Japan Relations: Prostitutes and the Japanese Diaspora in Australia’ *Ritsumeikan: Journal of Asia Pacific Studies* 11 (2002): 57-70.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nagata, Yuriko. ‘Certain Types of Aliens: The Japanese in Australia, 1941-1952’ in Jones, P. and Mackie, V. (eds.) *Relationships: Japan and Australia 1870s-1950s* Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 2001. 217-240.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nagata, Yuriko. *Unwanted Aliens: Japanese Internment in Australia* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1996.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nakanishi, Don and James Lai (eds.) *Asian American Politics: Law, Participation, and Policy* Boulder, CO: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nakanishi, Don and Russell Leong (eds.) *Asian Americans on War and Peace* Los Angeles: UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press, 2002.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nakanishi, Don. ‘Beyond Electoral Politics: Renewing a Search for a Paradigm of Asian Pacific American Politics’ in Gordon Chang (ed.) *Asian Americans and Politics: Perspectives, Experiences, Prospects* Washington, D.C. : Woodrow Wilson Center Press
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Noonan, Rodney. ‘Douglas Darby's Cold War Vision: The Cricket for Free China Scheme’ *Sporting Traditions* 23:1 (2006): 17-36.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Noonan, Rodney. ‘Grafton to Guangzhou: The Revolutionary Journey of Tse Tsan Tai’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 27:1-2 (2006): 101-115.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Noonan, Rodney. ‘The Egge Family in WWI and WWII: A Case Study’ *Settlers in the Sun: Proceedings of the Fifth Victorian Family History Conference April 16th-18th 2004* Comp. Leanne Watmuff. Mildura & District Genealogical Society, 2004. 156-160.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Noonan, Rodney. ‘An Interview with Arlene Chai’ in Wenche Ommundsen (ed.) *Bastard Moon: Essays on Chinese-Australian Writing* Kingsbury, Vic: Otherland, 2001. 183-191.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Noonan, Rodney. ‘Wild Cathy Boys: Chinese Bushrangers in Australian History and Literature’ in Helen Gilbert, Tseen Khoo and Jacqueline Lo (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-Australia* St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, 2000.128-135.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Norris, Craig. ‘Cyborg Girls and Shape-Shifters: The Discovery of Difference by Anime and Manga Fans in Australia’ *Refractory: a Journal of Entertainment Media* 8 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Norris, Craig. ‘Girl Power: The Female Cyborg in Japanese Anime’ in A. Ndalianis, C. Mackie and W. Haslem (eds.) *Super/Heroes* Washington: New Academia Publishing, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Norris, Craig. ‘Australian Fandom of Japanese Anime (Animation)’ in Ien Ang (ed.) *Alter/Asians: Asian-Australian Identities in Art, Media and Popular Culture* Sydney: Pluto Press, 2000. 218-231.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ouyang, Yu. *Bias: Offensively Chinese/Australian: A Collection of Essays on China and Australia* Kingsbury, Victoria: Otherland, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ouyang, Yu. *On the Smell of an Oily Rag: Speaking English, Thinking Chinese and Living Australian* Kent Town, South Australia: Wakefield Press, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ouyang, Yu. ‘Where Have All the Hua Gone: Individuals Ejected from Australian History’ *Southerly* 67:3 (2007): 128-139.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ouyang, Yu. ‘Lawson, Gunn and the “White Chinaman”: A Look at How Chinese Are Made White in Henry Lawson and Mrs Aeneas Gunn’s Writings’ *LiNQ* 30:2 (2003): 10-23.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ouyang, Yu. ‘Will Words Not Hurt Them?: Verbal Violence to the Chinese in Australian Literature’ *Rubicon* 1:2 (1995): 103-19.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pettman, Jan. ‘Questions of Identity: Australia and Asia’ in K. Booth (ed.) *Critical Security Studies in World Politics* Boulder, CO: Lynne Reinner, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pettman, Jan. ‘A Feminist Perspective on Australia in Asia’ in J.Docker and G. Fischer (eds.) *Race, Colour and Identity in Australia and New Zealand* Sydney: UNSW Press, 2000.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pettman, Jan. ‘Australia' in D. Stasiulis and N. Yuval-Davis (eds.) *Unsettling Settler Societies: Articulations of Gender, Race, Ethnicity and Class* London: Sage, 1995. 65-94.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pettman, Jan. *Living in the Margins: Racism, Sexism and Feminism in Australia* Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1992.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pham, Hoa. ‘Asian/Australian Values Workshop’ *Peril: An Asian Australian Journal* 4 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pham, Hoa. ‘Mixing Metaphors - Combining European, Vietnamese and Indigenous Mythology in Fiction’ *The Lu Rees Archives Notes, Books and Authors* 24 (2002): 10-12.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Perera, Suvendrini. ‘Race Terror, Sydney December 2005’ *Borderlands Ejournal* December 2005 volume 5:1 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Perera, Suvendrini. ‘Who will I become? The Multiple Formations of Australian Whiteness’ *Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies* 1:1 (2005): 30-39.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Perera, Suvendrini. ‘A Line in the Sea: Australia, Boat Stories and the Border’ *Cultural Studies Review* 8:1(2002): 11-27.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Perera, Suvendrini and Joseph Pugliese. ‘“Racial Suicide”: The Re-Licensing of Racism in Australia’ *Race and Class* 39:2 (1997): 1-19.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. ‘Occidental Echoes: Beth Yahp’s Ambivalent Malaya’ *Hecate: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Womens Liberation* 33:1 (2007): 174-189.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. *Colonial Visions, Postcolonial Re-visions: Images of the Indian Diaspora in Malaysia* Newcastle Upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. ‘The Gaze of a Diasporic, The Voice of a Subaltern: Amitav Ghosh’s Articulation of the Indian Immigrant Labour Experience in The Glass Palace’ *The Atlantic Literary Review* 3:4 (2002): 128-144.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. ‘Hailing Diaspora: Western Responses to Malaysian Literary Reflections Of Diasporic Sensibility’ in Ganakumaran Subramaniam, Shanthini Pillai and Hafriza Burhanudeen (eds.) *Reconstructing Realities: Occident-Orient Engagements* Pet
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. ‘The Tides of Diaspora in the Works of Amitav Ghosh’ in Beatriz P.Lorente et.al. (eds.) *Asian Migrations: Sojourning, Displacement, Homecoming & Other Travels* Singapore: National U of Singapore P, 2005.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Pillai, Shanthini. ‘Cosmic Dancers: The Indian Diaspora of Malaysia’ in Raihanah Mohd Mydin and Shahizah Hamdan (eds.) *Linking Literary Identities: Malaysian Society, Culture and the Other* Serdang: UPM Press, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘(Mis)Communicating Mental Health: The Discursive Form of Chinese-Language Psychoeducational Literature’ in R. Cribb (ed.) *Asia Examined: Proceedings of the 15th Biennial Conference of the ASAA, 2004* Canberra, Australia: Asian Studies A
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘The Chinese Diaspora in Torres Strait: Cross-Cultural Connections and Contentions on Thursday Island’ in A. Shnukal, G. Ramsay and Y. Nagata (eds.) *Navigating Boundaries: The Asian Diaspora in Torres Strait* Canberra: Pandanus, 2004. 53
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy and Anna Shnukal. ‘“Aspirational Chinese”: Achieving Community Prominence on Thursday Island, Northeast Australia’ *Asian and Pacific Migration Journal* 12:3 (2003): 337-359.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘Cherbourg’s Chinatown: Creating an Identity of Place on an Australian Aboriginal Settlement *Journal of Historical Geography* 29:1 (2003): 109-22.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘Myth, Moment and the Challenge of Identities: Stories from Australians of Indigenous and Chinese Ancestry’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* 22:3 (2001): 263-78.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘Contentious Connections: Removals, Legislation and Indigenous-Chinese Contacts’ *M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture* 4:1 (2001).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ramsay, Guy. ‘The Family and Cultural Identity in Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders of Chinese Ancestry: a Rural-Urban Divide’ *Journal of Family Studies* 6:2 (2000): 199-213.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Gold Rush Era Castlemaine: Reading an Historical Town as a Cultural Landscape’ *Victorian Historical Journal* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Mapping a Cultural Landscape: Heritage Tourism in the Houphan Province of Northeastern Laos’ *Historic Environment* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir, W. Frost, J. Laing and F. Wheeler ‘Villages, Vineyards and Chinese Dragons: Constructing the Heritage of Ethnic Diasporas’ *Special issue of Tourism, Culture and Communication* (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Echoes on a Cultural Landscape: Glimpses of Chinese Community Life in Castlemaine’ in Alan Mayne and Charles Fahey (eds.) *Gold Tailings: Forgotten Histories of Family and Community on the Central Victorian Goldfields* Melbourne: Austra
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir, and William Logan (eds.) *Places of Pain and Shame: Dealing with 'Difficult' Heritage* London: Routledge, 2008.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Keir, Reeves and David Nichols (eds.) *Deeper Leads: New Approaches in Victorian Gold Fields History* Ballarat: Ballarat Heritage Series, 2007.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir, and Benjamin W. Mountford. ‘Court Records and Cultural Landscapes: Rethinking the Chinese Gold Seekers in Central Victoria’ *Provenance* 6 (2007): 1-13.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Goldfields Settler or Frontier Rogue’ *Provenance* 5 (2006): 1-13.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘The Chinese’ in Richard Everist (ed.) *The Traveller’s Guide to the Goldfields History and Natural Heritage Trails Through Central and Western Victoria* Torquay: Bestshot Publications, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir, and Kevin Wong Hoy. ‘Beyond a European Protest: Redefining the Chinese Agitation on the Victorian Goldfields’ in Alan Mayne (ed.) *Eureka: Reappraising an Australian Legend* Perth: API, 2006: 155-174.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Tracking the Dragon Down Under: Chinese Cultural Connections in Gold Rush Australia and Aotearoa, New Zealand’ *Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies* 1:5 (2005): 41-66.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘A Songster, a Sketcher and the Chinese on Central Victoria’s Mount Alexander Diggings: Case Studies in Cultural Complexity during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century’ *Journal of Australian Colonial History* 6:1 (2004): 175-93.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Reeves, Keir. ‘Historical Neglect of an Enduring Chinese Community’ *Traffic* 3 (2003): 53-78.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Rolls, Eric. *Sojourners: The Epic Story of China's Centuries-old Relationship with Australia* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1992.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Rolls, Eric. *Citizens: Continuing the Epic Story of China's Centuries-old Relationship with Australia* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1996.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Ryan, Jan. *Chinese Women and the Global Village: An Australian Site* St. Lucia: U of Queensland P, API, and Curtin U, 2003.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Sengmany, Som. ‘Reconfiguring the Diasporic and Indigenous in the Art of Zhou Xiaoping’ *Journal of Intercultural Studies* (Special Issue: Locating Asian Australian Culture) 27:1-2 (2006): 29-44.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Setijadi, Charlotte. ‘Consuming “Chineseness”: Transnational Chinese Popular Culture in Indonesia’ *Media Asia* 32 (2006).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Shen, Yuanfang. *Dragonseed in the Antipodes: Chinese-Australian Autobiographies* Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 2001.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Shun Wah, Annette and Greg Aitkin. *Banquet: Ten Courses to Harmony* Moorebank, NSW: Doubleday, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Smaill, Belinda. ‘Diasporic Subjectivity in Contemporary Australian Documentary: Travel, History and the Televisual Representation of Trauma’ *Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies* 20:2 (2006): 269-283.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tan, Carole. ‘The Tyranny of Appearance: Chinese Australian Identities and the Politics of Difference’ in Tseen Khoo (ed.) *Locating Asian-Australian Cultures* London and New York: Routledge, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tan, Carole. *‘Chinese Inscriptions’: Australian-born Chinese Lives* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2004.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tan, Carole. ‘Living with “Difference”: Growing up “Chinese” in White Australia' *Journal of Australian Studies* 77 (2003): 101-108.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tan, Carole. ‘Webs of Belonging’ *Asian Studies Review* 24:3 (2000): 411-416.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tay, Elaine. ‘Discursive Violence on the Internet and the May 1998 Riots’ in Charles A. Coppel (ed.) *Violent Conflicts in Indonesia: Analysis, Representation, Resolution* London: Routledge, 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tay, Elaine. ‘Global Chinese Fraternity and the Indonesian Riots of May 1998: The Online Gathering of Dispersed Chinese’ *Intersections* 4 (2000).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Teo, Hsu-Ming. ‘Amputations of the Self’ *Life Writing* 2:1 (2005): 129-139.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Teo, Hsu-Ming. ‘Multiculturalism and the Problem of Multi-Cultural Histories: An Overview of Ethnic Historiography’ in Hsu-Ming Teo and Richard White (eds.) *Cultural History in Australia* Sydney: U of New South Wales P, 2003. 142-155.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Teo, Hsu-Ming. ‘Future Fusions and a Taste for the Past: Literature, History and the Imagination of Australianness’ in Kate Darian-Smith (ed.) *Challenging Histories: Reflections on Australian History, Australian Historical Studies Special Issue* 118
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Thomas, Mandy. *Dreams in the Shadows: Vietnamese-Australian Lives in Transition* Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tiquia, Rey, ‘Bottling an Australian Medical Tradition: Traditional Chinese Medicine During the Australian Federation’ in S. Couchman, J. Fitzgerald and P. Mcgregor (eds.) *Otherland Literary Journal: After the Rush-Regulation, Participation and Chine
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tucker, Shirley. ‘The Great Southern Land: Asian-Australian Women Review the Australian Landscape’ *Australian Literary Studies* 21:2 (2003): 178-188.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tucker, Shirley. ‘Beyond Belief: Representation and Revolt in Lillian Ng's Swallowing Clouds’ in Wenche Ommundsen and Ouyang Yu (eds.) *Bastard Moon: Writing the Chinese Diaspora in Australia* Melbourne: Otherland, 2001. 125-44.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tucker, Shirley. ‘Your Worst Nightmare: Hybridised Demonology in Asian-Australian Women's Writing’ in Helen Gilbert, Tseen Khoo and Jacqueline Lo (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-Australia* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2000. 150-59.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Tucker, Shirley. ‘Out of Context: Transplanted Characters in Pauline Chan's *Traps*’ *Rubicon* 1:2. (1995): 78-90.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Vasta, Ellie and Stephen Castles. *The Teeth Are Smiling: The Persistence of Racism in Multicultural Australia* Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1996.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Viviani, Nancy. *The Indochinese in Australia 1975-1995* Oxford: Oxford UP, 1996.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Viviani, Nancy. *The Long Journey: Vietnamese Migration and Settlement in Australia* Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 1984.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Walker, David. ‘Survivalist Anxieties: Australian Responses to Asia, 1890s to the Present’ *Australian Historical Studies* 33:120 (2002): 319-330.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Walker, David and Anne Aly. ‘Veiled Threats: Recurrent Cultural Anxieties in Australia’ *Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs* 27:2 (2007): 203-214.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Walker, David. ‘Perilous Encounters: Australia, Asia and the Middle East’ in Fethi Mansouri (ed.) *Australia and the Middle East: A Front-line Relationship* London: Tauris Academic Studies, 2006. 19-34.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Walker, David. ‘Orient and Re-Orient: Australia in Asia’ in Santosh K. Sareen (ed.) *Australia and India Interconnections: Identity, Representation, Belonging* New Delhi: Mantra Books, 2006. 266-285.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Walker, David. *Anxious Nation: Australia and the Rise of Asia 1850-1939* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wang Gungwu and Annette Shun Wah. *Imagining the Chinese Diaspora: Two Australian Perspectives* Canberra: Centre for the Study of the Chinese Southern Diaspora, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National U, 1999.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Willing, Indigo Williams. ‘From Orphaned China Dolls to Long Distance Daughters’ in Wilson, S. and Sengupta, A. (eds.) *Defending Our Dreams: Global Feminist Voices for a New Generation* London: Zed Books, 2005. 95-109.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Willing, Indigo Williams. ‘The Adopted Vietnamese community: From Fairytales to the Diaspora’ *Michigan Quarterly Review - Special Edition - Viet Nam: Beyond the Frame* 43:4 (2004): 648-664.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wilson, Bernard. ‘Meta-Mobilis: The Case for Polymorphous Existence in K.S. Maniam’s Between Lives’ in B.Maharaj, Laxmi Narayan, K. and S. Sangha (eds.) *Indian Diaspora: Retrospect and Prospect* New Delhi: Sage Publications, (forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wilson, Bernard. ‘“Why Can’t I Talk?”: Mimicry and Aphasia in Lee Kok Liang’s Malaysian Fiction’ *London was Full of Rooms* Adelaide: Lythrum Press, 2006. 91-99.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wilson, Bernard. ‘Submerging Pasts in London Does Not Belong To Me’ in S.C. Harrex & B. Wilson (eds.) *Lee Kok Liang’s London Does Not Belong To Me* Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Maya Press, 2003. 313-331.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wilson, Bernard. ‘Memory, Myth, Exile: The Desire for Malaysian Belonging in K.S. Maniam’s The Return, ‘Haunting the Tiger’ and In A Far Country’ *Textual Practice* 2 (2003): 391-412.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wilton, Janis. *Chinese Voices, Australian Lives: Oral History and the Chinese Contribution to Glen Innes, Inverell, Tenterfield and Surrounding Districts during the First Half of the Twentieth Century* U of New England, 1996.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Wong, Kean. ‘Coding: Decoding’ *Nafas Art Magazine* October 2006.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Woods, Denise. ‘Australia in Asia: Negotiating Pauline Hanson in the Southeast Asian Press’ in Ien Ang, S. Chalmers, L. Law, and M. Thomas (eds.) *Alter/Asians: Asian-Australian Identities in Art, Media and Popular Culture* Australia: Pluto Press, 200
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey. ‘Same-Sex Migration: From Interdependency to Intimacy’ *GLQ* 14: 2-3 (2008): 239-262.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey. ‘Asian Australian Cinema: From Ethnic Histories to the Ethics of Identity’ in Amit Sarwal (ed.) *Australian Literature: A Reader* New Delhi: Indialog Pb, (Forthcoming).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey. ‘King Victoria: Asian Drag Kings, Multicultural Sexuality and Postcolonial Female Masculinity in Australia’ in Peter Jackson, Mark McLelland, Fran Martin and Audrey Yue (eds.) *AsiaPacifiQueer: Rethinking Gender and Sexuality in the Asia-
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey. ‘Asian-Australian Cinema, Asian-Australian Modernity’ in Tseen Khoo et al. (eds.) *Diaspora: Negotiating Asian-Australia* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2000. 190-199.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey, John Sinclair, Gay Hawkins, Josephine Fox and Kee Pookong. ‘Chinese Cosmopolitanism and Media Use’ in Stuart Cunningham and John Sinclair (eds.) *Floating Lives: The Media and Asian Diasporas* St Lucia: U of Queensland P, 2000. 35-90.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue, Audrey, John Sinclair, Kee Pookong, Josephine Fox. ‘Diasporic Identities: Chinese Communities and their Media Use in Australia’ in Ingunn Hagen and Janet Wasko (eds.) *Consuming Audiences? Promotion and Reception in Media Research* Cresskill, NJ:
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue Audrey. ‘What’s So Queer About Happy Together? aka Queer (N)Asian: Interface, Mobility, Belonging’ *Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Journal* 1:2 (2000): 251-264.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue Audrey and Tony Wilson. ‘Australian Television/ Chinese Audiences: A Postcolonial Dialectic’ *Asian Journal of Communication* 6:1 (1996):18-42.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Yue. Audrey ‘“I am like you, I am different”. Beyond Ethnicity, Becoming Asian-Australian’ *Artlink* 13:1 (1993): 19-21.
• Asian Australian Writers: Brian Castro
• Asian Australian Writers: Yasmine Gooneratne
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Tseen, and Jacqueline Lo. "Asia@Home: New Trajectories in Asian Australian Studies." *Journal of Australian Studies* 32.4 (2008): 425-432.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Tseen. "Chinese Australians and Cultural Citizenship." *Modern Australian Criticism and Theory: A Critical Guide.* Ed. David Carter and Wang Guanglin. Qingdao and Edinburgh: China Ocean UP and Edinburgh UP, 2009.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Khoo, Tseen. "Common Ground? Deploying Asian North American Studies in Australia." *Virtually American? Denationalizing North American Studies.* Ed. Mita Banerjee. Heidelberg: Carl Winter UP (American Studies Series).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Laforteza, Elaine. ‘The Racial Fault-Lines of Postcolonizing Sensation: Vivian Alvarez Solon and the Modality of the Quasi-Prior’ *Philiament* 14 (2009): 20-45.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Laforteza, Elaine. ‘The Whitening of Brown Skins and the Darkening of Whiteness’ *Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture: Threatening Bodies: Nationalism, Sexuality, and Race* 7:1 (2007).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Laforteza, Elaine. ‘What a Drag! Filipina/White Australian Relations in *The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert*’ *Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association Journal* 2:2 (2006): 1-18.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Laforteza, Elaine. ‘Speaking into Safety: Orientalism in the Classroom’ *Borderlands e-journal* 8:1 (2009).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nguyen, Nathalie Huynh Chau. (ed.) *Vietnam: Colonialisms, Postcolonialisms, Diasporas* Special Issue of *Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific* 21 (2009).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nguyen, Nathalie Huynh Chau. (ed.) *Southeast Asian Diasporas: Memory, Nostalgia and the Representation/Recreation of Homelands* Special Issue of *Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies* 19:2 (2008).
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nguyen, Nathalie. “Across Colonial Borders: Patriarchal Constraints and Vietnamese Women in the Novels of Ly Thu Ho” *Of Vietnam: Identities in Dialogue* Eds. Jane Bradley Winston and Leakthina Chau-Pech Ollier. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 193-210.
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nguyen, Nathalie Huynh Chau. ‘“We Return in Order to Take Leave’: Memory and the Return Journeys of Vietnamese Women” Special Issue on Southeast Asian Diasporas of *Crossroads: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies* 19:2 (2008):
• Asian Australian Studies Selected Bibliography: Nguyen, Nathalie Huynh Chau. “Memory and Silence in the Vietnamese Diaspora: The Narratives of *Two Sisters*” *Oral History* 36:2 (2008): 64-74.