Roxann Prazniak is assistant professor of history at the Robert D. Clark Honors College, University of Oregon. Arif Dirlik is professor of history at the University of Oregon.

A valuable book....of theoretical interest to scholars in all areas of political science from American Politics to International Relations. It holds practical advice for activists, whether community based or members of international organizations.

• Chapter 1 Beware of the M-WordPart 2 Part I: Introduction: Theoretical IssuesChapter 3 Transnational Sociocultural FormationsChapter 4 Place-Based Imagination: Globalism and the Politics of PlaceChapter 5 Indigeneous Struggles and the Discreet Charm of the BourgeoisiePart 6 Part II: Transnationalism and Ethnic Identities: Labor, Capital, and the Problem of CommunityChapter 7 Asians on the Rim: Transnational Capital and Local Community in the Making of Asian AmericaChapter 8 Chinese Illegals are American LaborChapter 9 Organizing Labor among Difference: The Impact of Race/Ethnicity, Citizenship, and Gender on Working Class SolidarityChapter 10 Natives and Nations: Identity Formation in Postcolonial MelanesiaChapter 11 The Indigenization of Ethnicity: Capital and Community in Maori TribalismPart 12 Part III: Contra Developmentalism: The Political Ecology of IndigenismChapter 13 Place, Economy, and Culture in the Imagination of a Post-Development EraChapter 14 Globalization and Environmental Resistance PoliticsChapter 15 Political Organizing in the Land of the Great Spirit. Tunkashila: A Conversation with Joann TallChapter 16 Beyond Unity: Transcommunal Roots of Coordination in the Iroquois Model of Cooperation and DiversityPart 17 Part IV: ConclusionChapter 18 Rethinking Difference and Gender: Women and the Politics of Place

Roxann Prazniak is assistant professor of history at the Robert D. Clark Honors College, University of Oregon. Arif Dirlik is professor of history at the University of Oregon.

A valuable book....of theoretical interest to scholars in all areas of political science from American Politics to International Relations. It holds practical advice for activists, whether community based or members of international organizations.

• Chapter 1 Beware of the M-WordPart 2 Part I: Introduction: Theoretical IssuesChapter 3 Transnational Sociocultural FormationsChapter 4 Place-Based Imagination: Globalism and the Politics of PlaceChapter 5 Indigeneous Struggles and the Discreet Charm of the BourgeoisiePart 6 Part II: Transnationalism and Ethnic Identities: Labor, Capital, and the Problem of CommunityChapter 7 Asians on the Rim: Transnational Capital and Local Community in the Making of Asian AmericaChapter 8 Chinese Illegals are American LaborChapter 9 Organizing Labor among Difference: The Impact of Race/Ethnicity, Citizenship, and Gender on Working Class SolidarityChapter 10 Natives and Nations: Identity Formation in Postcolonial MelanesiaChapter 11 The Indigenization of Ethnicity: Capital and Community in Maori TribalismPart 12 Part III: Contra Developmentalism: The Political Ecology of IndigenismChapter 13 Place, Economy, and Culture in the Imagination of a Post-Development EraChapter 14 Globalization and Environmental Resistance PoliticsChapter 15 Political Organizing in the Land of the Great Spirit. Tunkashila: A Conversation with Joann TallChapter 16 Beyond Unity: Transcommunal Roots of Coordination in the Iroquois Model of Cooperation and DiversityPart 17 Part IV: ConclusionChapter 18 Rethinking Difference and Gender: Women and the Politics of Place

Roxann Prazniak is assistant professor of history at the Robert D. Clark Honors College, University of Oregon. Arif Dirlik is professor of history at the University of Oregon.

A valuable book....of theoretical interest to scholars in all areas of political science from American Politics to International Relations. It holds practical advice for activists, whether community based or members of international organizations.

• Chapter 1 Beware of the M-WordPart 2 Part I: Introduction: Theoretical IssuesChapter 3 Transnational Sociocultural FormationsChapter 4 Place-Based Imagination: Globalism and the Politics of PlaceChapter 5 Indigeneous Struggles and the Discreet Charm of the BourgeoisiePart 6 Part II: Transnationalism and Ethnic Identities: Labor, Capital, and the Problem of CommunityChapter 7 Asians on the Rim: Transnational Capital and Local Community in the Making of Asian AmericaChapter 8 Chinese Illegals are American LaborChapter 9 Organizing Labor among Difference: The Impact of Race/Ethnicity, Citizenship, and Gender on Working Class SolidarityChapter 10 Natives and Nations: Identity Formation in Postcolonial MelanesiaChapter 11 The Indigenization of Ethnicity: Capital and Community in Maori TribalismPart 12 Part III: Contra Developmentalism: The Political Ecology of IndigenismChapter 13 Place, Economy, and Culture in the Imagination of a Post-Development EraChapter 14 Globalization and Environmental Resistance PoliticsChapter 15 Political Organizing in the Land of the Great Spirit. Tunkashila: A Conversation with Joann TallChapter 16 Beyond Unity: Transcommunal Roots of Coordination in the Iroquois Model of Cooperation and DiversityPart 17 Part IV: ConclusionChapter 18 Rethinking Difference and Gender: Women and the Politics of Place