A new study by APARC's @j-nakahara.bsky.social & Gi-Wook Shin unveils patterns of #racism denial in #Asia. Analyzing UN reports submitted by 16 Asian countries over 45 yrs, they present a novel framework for understanding racism and racial discourse in non-Western contexts. Read on: buff.ly/nXawgx5

Our article on #racism #denial in #Asia is now available online. We develop a typology to examine Global South discourses of racism in the #UnitedNations #CERD context. Happy to discuss (+ feel free to DM/email me for a PDF)! doi.org/10.1177/0896... #AcademicTwitter #newPub

A new study from the Stanford Next Asia Policy Lab at APARC analyzes 45 years of UN reports from 16 Asian countries, revealing patterns of racism denial and presenting a conceptual framework for examining the diverse manifestations of race and racism in non-Western contexts. Read > buff.ly/ftA3lDG

Delighted and proud to see
@j-nakahara.bsky.social
and Jing Cai come out with this interesting and timely study in New Media & Society on the intersection of Chinese nationalism and feminism online. Way to go!

anti-consumerism/capitalism, anti-West(ern liberalism), and subtle (even "playful") sinocentrism/chauvinism toward East Asian neighbors. More nuances are discussed in the paper--would love to hear your thoughts!

#nationalism #feminism #discourse

The paper explores the discursive contestation of #feminism (the concept of #女权 /nüquan) within BiliBili's unique sociotechnical context, showing how dominant (anti)feminist articulations intertwine with different (yet entangled) forms of nationalism(s), including:

My article with Jing Cai, "User-generated '#feminism' on #BiliBili: #Nationalism, Internet culture, and #platform dynamics in digital China," is out in New Media & Society. #newPub doi.org/10.1177/1461...