Necessary travel : new area studies and Canada in comparative perspective /
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Lanham, Maryland :
Lexington Books,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Overview
- Introduction: context : theorizing the new area studies / Susan Hodgett, and Patrick James
- New area studies around the globe
- New area studies in the borderlands of Asia / Mandy Sadan
- New area studies, the problem of Russia and "recursive nationhood" / Stephen Hutchings
- Area studies as refugee studies / Peter Gatrell
- Latin American studies : what have we achieved and where are we heading? / Christopher Sabatini, and Nicolas Albertoni Gomez
- Mastering the current : studying central asia in the 21st century / Claus Bech Hansen
- Muslim world studies or Middle East studies? / Rob Gleave
- Blurring the boundaries of history and fiction : re-imagining the past and re-defining the present through the lens of saudi women novelists / Zahia Smail Salhi and Ibrahim A. I. Alfraih
- Canada in comparative perspective
- Transarea studies : gendered mobility in North American literature / Caroline Rosenthal
- Area and circus studies: the case of and for a boundary crossing Quebec / Charles R. Batson
- Figurations of the border and new area studies / Claude Denis with Abdelkarim Amengay
- The state against Canadian studies / Colin Coates
- Reflections on new area studies
- What have we learned? / Susan Hodgett, and Patrick James
- About the contributors.