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Connie Y. Chiang

Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

Asian Studies

Bowdoin College

Chinese

Environmental Studies

History

Connie Y. Chiang is currently serving as an Asian Studies Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion at Bowdoin College.

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Connie Y. Chiang

Bowdoin College

Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion

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history social history cultural studies japan studies cultural history american studies asian studies culture contemporary asia global history sociology environmental justice tourism environmental history historical review migration studies transitional justice historical analysis american identity historical sociology cultural tourism connie y. chiang social sciences political history popular culture coastal management sustainable tourism tourism research cultural policy cultural change american humor modern literature historical geography sociology of religion human-environment interactions social ecology environmental behavior forest tourism tourist experience cultural impact cultural practices cultural theory cultural analysis transnational mobility diaspora studies war crimes anti-oppressive practice chinese culture urban tourism orientalism oral history environmental crime nose knows california coastline novel tourism toyo suyemoto forever ” beyond cannery row sicilian women book review san francisco ’ japanese american incarceration world war ii marguerite s. shaffer national identity smithsonian institution press idaho press

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“the Quiet Garden Where Spring is Forever”: Toyo Suyemoto and the Japanese American Redress Movement. Environmental History (2023)

japan studiescultureamerican humorasian studiescultural impactcultural studiescultural changepopular culturecontemporary asiacultural theorycultural practicescultural analysistoyo suyemotoforever ”east asian studiescultural policy

The Shameful Stories of Environmental Injustices at Japanese American Incarceration Camps During Wwii. (2022)

anthropologysocial historyenvironmental justicehistoryenvironmental injusticescultural studiescontemporary asiaenvironmental crimeenvironmental historysocial justiceshameful storiestransitional justicejapan studies

REVIEW: Barbed Voices: Oral History, Resistance, and the World War II Japanese American Social Disaster, by Arthur a. Hansen. Southern California Quarterly (2021)

social historyglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyhistoryhistorical reviewcultural studiesbarbed voiceshistorical analysisarthur a. hansenhumanitiesoral historyjapan studiesamerican studies

Christianity, Social Justice, and the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II. by Anne M. Blankenship. Western Historical Quarterly (2017)

social historyglobal historyhistoryinternational historyreligious studiesjapanese american incarcerationwar crimessocial justiceanti-oppressive practicesociology of religionreligiontransitional justicejapan studiesworld war ii

Book Review: Booker, Down by the Bay: San Francisco’s History Between the Tides by Connie Y. Chiang. Pacific Historical Review (2015)

modern literaturecultural historyintellectual historyliteratureasian studieshistorical geographysan francisco ’book reviewconnie y. chiangeast asian languageseast asian studies

Review Imprisoned in Paradise: Japanese Internee Road Workers at the World War II Kooskia Internment Camp. Asian American Comparative Collection Research Report Series. Foreword by Michiko Midge Ayukawa. (Moscow: University of Idaho Press, 2010. XXXIV + 323 Pp. Illustrations, Map, Table, Appendix, Notes, Bibliography, Index. $19.95, Paper.) Priscilla Wegars. Western Historical Quarterly (2011)

michiko midge ayukawaethnographysocial historyglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyhistoryorientalisminternational historyasian studiesidaho presscultural studiescontemporary asiamigration studiescultural anthropologypriscilla wegarseast asian studiesjapan studies

The Nose Knows: The Sense of Smell in American History. Journal of American History (2008)

social historypolitical historycultural historynose knowshistoryculturehistorical sociologyhistorical reviewhistorical analysisamerican identityamerican studies

Beyond Cannery Row: Sicilian Women, Immigration, and Community in Monterey, California, 1915–99. Western Historical Quarterly (2007)

social historyhistoryhistorical sociologydiaspora studiessicilian womenmigration studieshuman migrationtransnational mobilitybeyond cannery rowsociologyamerican studiesinternational migration

Monterey-By-The-Smell: Odors and Social Conflict on the California Coastline. Pacific Historical Review (2004)

coastal managementenvironmental justiceenvironmental behaviorsocial ecologysocial sciencessociologycalifornia coastlinehuman-environment interactions

Novel Tourism: Nature, Industry, and Literature on Monterey's Cannery Row. Western Historical Quarterly (2004)

tourism researchsustainable tourismliteraturecultural tourismtourismforest tourismtourist experiencenovel tourismenvironmental historyart history

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Connie Y. Chiang

Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

Asian Studies

Bowdoin College

Chinese

Environmental Studies

History

Connie Y. Chiang is currently serving as an Asian Studies Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion at Bowdoin College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Connie Y. Chiang

Bowdoin College

Rusack Professor of History and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“the Quiet Garden Where Spring is Forever”: Toyo Suyemoto and the Japanese American Redress Movement. Environmental History (2023)

The Shameful Stories of Environmental Injustices at Japanese American Incarceration Camps During Wwii. (2022)

REVIEW: Barbed Voices: Oral History, Resistance, and the World War II Japanese American Social Disaster, by Arthur a. Hansen. Southern California Quarterly (2021)

Christianity, Social Justice, and the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II. by Anne M. Blankenship. Western Historical Quarterly (2017)

Book Review: Booker, Down by the Bay: San Francisco’s History Between the Tides by Connie Y. Chiang. Pacific Historical Review (2015)

modern literaturecultural historyintellectual historyliteratureasian studieshistorical geographysan francisco ’book reviewconnie y. chiangeast asian languageseast asian studies

The Nose Knows: The Sense of Smell in American History. Journal of American History (2008)

social historypolitical historycultural historynose knowshistoryculturehistorical sociologyhistorical reviewhistorical analysisamerican identityamerican studies

Beyond Cannery Row: Sicilian Women, Immigration, and Community in Monterey, California, 1915–99. Western Historical Quarterly (2007)

social historyhistoryhistorical sociologydiaspora studiessicilian womenmigration studieshuman migrationtransnational mobilitybeyond cannery rowsociologyamerican studiesinternational migration

Monterey-By-The-Smell: Odors and Social Conflict on the California Coastline. Pacific Historical Review (2004)

coastal managementenvironmental justiceenvironmental behaviorsocial ecologysocial sciencessociologycalifornia coastlinehuman-environment interactions

Novel Tourism: Nature, Industry, and Literature on Monterey's Cannery Row. Western Historical Quarterly (2004)

tourism researchsustainable tourismliteraturecultural tourismtourismforest tourismtourist experiencenovel tourismenvironmental historyart history

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