The Politics of Identity and Mimetic Constructions in the Philippine Transnational Experience (Sharon Orig, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, Volume 6, Issue 1, pages 49–68, March 2006) As Filipinos traverse transnational space, the Filipino ethnic identity becomes enmeshed in a politics of identity. Filipinos witness how their identities are eroded, subordinated and, sometimes, corrupted. Identity politics relegates Filipinos to second-class citizens whenever other nationalities... Read more about The Politics of Identity and Mimetic Constructions in the Philippine Transnational Experience (Sharon Orig, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, Volume 6, Issue 1, pages 49–68, March 2006)
Westerly's Anniversary Edition (Uniview, Vol. 25, No. 1, Summer 2006: 19) UWA’s literary journal Westerly, like UWA Press, has survived many challenges to celebrate its 50th anniversary edition
AustLit News December 2007/January 2008 Parting Reflections on the 'Asian' Subset As a parting gift (and providing further evidence of her dedication and knowledge) Anne Chittleborough ... Read more about AustLit News December 2007/January 2008
Exploring Transnational Communites in the Philippines (Virginia A. Miralao and Lorna P. Makil, Philippine Migration Research Network (PMRN) and Philippine Social Science Council (PSSC), 2007
Who's Afraid of Kayumanggi? (Stephanie Dychiu, Marie Claire, November 2008: 86-90) Attach Files: capili_in_marie_claire-kayumanggi_page_1-2.jpg capili_in_marie_claire-kayumanggi_page_5_cover.jpg capili_in_marie_claire-kayumanggi_page_3-4_v.2.jpg
Brand X, Brand Y, Brand RP (Barry Cyrus Viloria, Branded Nationalism, 26 March 2010) As branded nationalism evolved in the contemporary times-- more specifically during Jose Rizal’s 100th death anniversary-- more of our countrymen then saw that wearing an caricature of a heroic icon’s face was an expression of one’s ‘nationalism.
Filipino-Australian writers shine at Sydney Writers Festival (Erwin Cabucos, The Filipino Australian, 23 April 2008)
Stories from the South: Literary Depictions of Indonesians in Australia (Elisabeth Arti Wulandari, Antipodes, Volume 33, Number 2, 2019, Wayne State University Press) Indonesian immigrants use Australia as a mirror by which they examine and perceive their homeland, but not all in the same way, nor is the experience of liminality in their host country the same. Rather, ethnicity seems to trump national origin when it comes to how Indonesians in Australia perceive... Read more about Stories from the South: Literary Depictions of Indonesians in Australia (Elisabeth Arti Wulandari, Antipodes, Volume 33, Number 2, 2019, Wayne State University Press)