|
WORKING PAPERS SERIES ON HISTORICAL SYSTEMS, PEOPLES, AND CULTURES
The editors of the Working Papers Series on Historical Systems, Peoples, and Cultures invite interested persons, academic
programs, and community organizations to participate in this venture by subscribing to the Series.
We have established a forum for scholars and the public to critically explore, dialogue, and propose creative approaches and
innovative perspectives on the topics discussed in the Series. We invite you to write us concerning the Series and other activities
of the Department.
Please contact: Editor, Working Papers Series
Department of Ethnic Studies
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403-0214
|
Managing Editor
Timothy Messer-Kruse
Production Manager
Stephanie Rader
Editorial Committee
A. Rolando Andrade
Francisco Cabanillas
Sridevi Menon
Vicki Patraka
Susana Peña
Linda Pertusati
Ewart Skinner
|
Advisory Board
Manning Marable, Columbia University
Sam Noumoff, McGill University, Canada
Arif Dirlik, Duke University
Paul Buhle, Brown University
Elmer Ordoñez, Lyceum University, Philippines
Paul Wong, Colorado State University
Bruck Franklin, Rutgers University
E. San Juan, Jr., Director, Philippines Cultural Studies Center
Delia D. Aguilar, Associate, Philippines Cultural Studies Center
|
The Working Papers Series on Historical Systems, Peoples, and Cultures
No. 1
Race and Labor Organizations in the United States of America
Michael Goldfield
No. 2
Frederick Douglass on Slave Art
Sterling Stuckey
No. 3
I am Not a Racist But...”: Mapping White Racial Ideology in the Post-Civil Rights Period
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
Tyrone A. Forman and José A. Padín
No. 4
Towards a Multicultural Feminism in South Africa
Thelma Ravell-Pinto
No. 5
The Arpilleras Revisited
Eliana Moya-Raggio
No. 6*
What’s White Got to Do With It: Giuliana, the ‘Holy Virgin Mary’ and the Critical Study of Whiteness
David Roediger
No. 7*
Women, Children, and Borders
Donna Guy
No. 8
Aime Cesaire: Surrealism and Revolution
E. San Juan, Jr.
No. 9
Globalization, Labor, and Women
Delia D. Aguilar
No. 10*
Is The Fatherland Really A Motherland?
Ann Anagnost
No. 11
The Africans: A Triple Heritage
Ali A. Mazrui
No. 12
Queer Alienage: The Racial and Sexual Logic of the 1952 U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act
Siobhan B. Somerville
No. 13
Racial Politics, Globalization, and the Urban Underclass: An Interview with William Julius Wilson
Lewis F. and Linda L. Geyser University Professor, Harvard University
Tim Lake and Marilyn Yaquinto
Nos. 14-16
America's Unpaid Debt: Slavery and Racial Justice
Edited by Michael T. Martin and Marilyn Yaquinto
Unfinished Business: Racial Junctures in U.S. History and Their Legacy
David Lyons, Boston University
Racial Exploitation and the Wages of Whiteness
Charles W. Mills, University of Illinois at Chicago
Race for Power: The Global Balance of Power and Reparations
Gerald Horne, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
No. 17
What Do You Mean By "Cultural Globalization"?
Abril Trigo
No. 18
The First Boomer: Bill Clinton, George W., and Fictions of State
Eric Lott
Inquiries and requests for printed copies should be addressed to: Working Papers Series on Historical Systems, Peoples, and
Cultures, Department of Ethnic Studies, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403-0214; Printed copies are $8.00
each.
*Produced in conjunction with The Institute for the Study of Culture and Society at Bowling Green Sate University.
|
