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Buddha Is Hiding: Refugees, Citizenship, the New America by Ong, Aihwa

“…Fleeing the murderous Pol Pot regime, Cambodian refugees arrive in America as at once the victims and the heroes of America's misadventures in Southeast Asia;…”
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Neoliberalism as a mobile technology by Ong, Aihwa

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Buddha Is Hiding by Aihwa Ong

“…Fleeing the murderous Pol Pot regime, Cambodian refugees arrive in America as at once the victims and the heroes of America's misadventures in Southeast Asia;…”
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Citizenship: flexible, fungible, fragile by Ong, Aihwa

“…Since the 1980s, rising Asia has opened up our understanding of liberal citizenship to the forces of a globalizing world economy. Previously, scholars have…”
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Cultural Citizenship as Subject-Making: Immigrants Negotiate Racial and Cultural Boundaries in the United States [and Comments and Reply] by Ong, Aihwa, Dominguez, Virginia R., Friedman, Jonathan, Schiller, Nina Glick, Stolcke, Verena, David Y. H. Wu, Ying, Hu

“…Cultural citizenship is examined as a process of subjectification through ethnographic analysis of the citizenship-making experiences of two Asian immigrant…”
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Making the biopolitical subject: Cambodian immigrants, refugee medicine and cultural citizenship in California by Ong, Aihwa

“…Linking the health profession to the normalization of citizenship, scholars influenced by Michel Foucault claim that while biomedicine attends to the health of…”
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Mutations in Citizenship by Ong, Aihwa

“…Mutations in citizenship are crystallized in an ever-shifting landscape shaped by the flows of markets, technologies, and populations. We are moving beyond the…”
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Landscapes of (un)knowability by Ong, Aihwa

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Consultants and the global assemblage of culture and creativity by Prince, Russell

“…Culture and creativity have been increasingly instrumentalised in policy programmes worldwide in recent decades. This has been associated with the rapid…”
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Please Stay: Pied-a-Terre Subjects in the Megacity by Ong, Aihwa

“…In contrast to the idea of the big city as a denationalized space of human rights, this article proposes an alternate concept of the megacity as a national…”
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Why Singapore Trumps Iceland: Gathering genes in the wild by Ong, Aihwa

“…The article explores how a National Institute of Health policy of racialization-as-inclusion in research informs the building of Asian DNA databases at…”
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"What Marco Polo Forgot" by Ong, Aihwa

“…In 1995, Cai Guo-Qiang set adrift a Chinese junk on the Grand Canal in Venice, marking the seven-hundredth anniversary of Marco Polo's return to Europe. In…”
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Scales of exception: Experiments with knowledge and sheer life in tropical Southeast Asia by Ong, Aihwa

“…New political spaces, I suggest, are generated by varied strategies that govern populations in and through multiple scales of exception. I identify…”
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the production of possession: spirits and the multinational corporation in Malaysia by ONG, AIHWA

“…This essay explores different interpretations of spirit possession episodes in multinational factories based in Malaysia. Drawing on fieldwork data and…”
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Oikos/Anthropos: Rationality, Technology, Infrastructure by Collier, StephenJ, Ong, Aihwa

“…Collier and Ong highlight the "Oikos/Anthropos: Rationality, Technology, Infrastructure" workshop on Apr 26 and 27, 2002, at New York University's Global…”
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Graduated Sovereignty in South-East Asia by Ong, Aihwa

“…What fundamental changes in the state, and in the analysis of the state, have been stimulated by economic globalization? In the course of interactions with…”
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(Re)Articulations of Citizenship by Ong, Aihwa

“…The confluences of global flows, by forming new spaces and entanglements of possibilities, have a mutating effect on citizenship. In an ever-shifting landscape…”
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Citizenship in the midst of transnational regimes of virtue by Ong, Aihwa

“…Citizenship, as Sassen notes, is embedded in the nation-state, but by that logic cannot be “denationalized,” as she also claims in a contrarian move. While we…”
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Experiments with Freedom: Milieus of the Human by Ong, Aihwa

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Mutations in citizenship: Problematizing global knowledge by ONG, Aihwa

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