Urban landscape and cultural imagination: Literature, film, and visuality in semi-colonial Shanghai, 1927-1937 

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Disparity of power: The United States engagement with Korea 

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Female East Asian American Millennial work values, communication, and followership: an investigation 

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The Buddhist world in modern Russian culture (1873-1919): Literature and visual arts 

Yamashiro, imagined home and the aesthetics of Hollywood Japanism: memory contained in architectural space 

The role of acculturation in Asian Americans' attitudes towards domestic violence and of male privilege as a mediator in placing blame 

Representations of the mother as origin and force of life in Japanese literature and history 

Perceiving and coping with threat: explaining East Asian perceptions toward China’s rise 

Language, soundscape, and identity formation in Shanghai fangyan literature and culture 

The vicissitudes of postnational affects: visuality, temporality, and corporeality in global east Asian films 

The link between the expression of negative emotion and future well-being: the role of disclosure modality in an East Asian American population