The presentation explores the indeterminate relationship between globalization, ethnic identity, and the nation state by analyzing the return migration of second and third generation Japanese-Brazilians and their ethnic encounter with the Japanese. Parking permits are required and can be purchased at UCSD's information booths, or at the reception desk on the ground floor of the Institute of the Americas Building. John and Laura Galbraith Conference Room 4025, Humanities and Social Sciences Building Linda Sturtz, Beloit College, will speak at this seminar sponsored by the History Department.
Sessions are open to the public.
Sponsored by the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies. Buchanan is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Latin American Studies at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Nicholls is a tutor in Politics at the University of Auckland and Ph.D. candidate at the University of Notre Dame. Parking permits are required and can be purchased at UCSD's information booths, or at the reception desk on the ground floor of the Institute of the Americas Building. Jorge Huerta has been directing and chronicling the evolution of Contemporary Chicano theatre since 1970.