Author: Michael R. Jin
“The US-Born Japanese Americans Who Migrated to Japan”: Unsung History Podcast
In this week’s Unsung History episode, I speak with Kelly Therese Pollock about my book, Citizens, Immigrants, and the Stateless, and the lives of U.S.-born Japanese Americans who migrated to Japan before World War II. …
“Voices of the Unredressed: Korean and Nisei A-Bomb Survivors, Structural Legacies of Violence, and Compensatory Justice in the Cold War Pacific” in the latest issue of Amerasia Journal
My article, “Voices of the Unredressed: Korean and Nisei A-Bomb Survivors, Structural Legacies of Violence, and Compensatory Justice in the Cold War Pacific,” is featured in the new special issue of the Amerasia Journal, “Cold …
April 20: Immigration and Ethnic History Society Book Event
I am thrilled to join Amanda Demmer and Andy Urban for the IEHS Spring Virtual Book Series this Wednesday, April 20 @ 3:00PM Central Time. To register, visit IEHS.
Breaking Boundaries: Pedagogies of Global Asia
The Global Asian Studies Program at UIC is hosting a virtual symposium this Thursday and Friday, April 7-8, 2022, bringing together scholars, students, and community partners working to develop pedagogies of Global Asian Studies. I …
Citizens, Immigrations, and the Stateless on Immigration Nerds Podcast
I spoke with Ian Gaines of Immigration Nerds Podcast about my book.