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Table of Contents 　 Wilfried Raussert. Introduction 　 Part I 1. Key Ideas, Methods, Developments 2. Earl E. Fitz. Then and Now: The Current State of Inter-American Literary Studies 3. Winfried Siemerling. Transnational Perspectives on the Americas: Canada, the United States, and the Case of Mary Ann Shadd 4. Djelal Kadir. The Empire of Liberty: Extractive Imperialism in a Globalization Era 5. Walter D. Mignolo. Decolonial Reflections on Hemispheric Partitions: From the "Western Hemisphere" to the "Eastern Hemisphere" 6. Robert McKee Irwin. ¿Qué han Hecho los Nuevos Americanistas?: The New American Studies, Ten Years Later 7. Luz Angélica Kirschner. Expanding Latinidad: A Hemispheric Perspective 8. Stephen M. Park. Sites of Pan American Thinking: A Methodology of Place 9. Claudia Sadowski-Smith. The Place of the Canada-U.S. Boundary in Border and Inter-American Studies 10. George A. Yúdice. From Inter-American Relations to Global Commons? 11. John Carlos Rowe. Moby-Dick and Inter-American Studies 　 Part II Theory Put into Practice: Comparative, Relational, and Processual Case Studies 　 12. Birgit Daewes. "Reaching for the Same Can of Beans": Transnational Indigenous Performance in the U.S. and Canada 13. Giselle Liza Anatol. Anansi the Trickster: Contesting Eurocentric Knowledge Production in the Americas 14. Stanka Radovic. "A Rose by Any Other Name": Naming and Location in Caribbean Literature 15. Meagan Sylvester. Locating Trinidadian Identity in the Soundscapes of Calypso and Kaiso-Jazz Fusion across Four Generations 16. Wilfried Raussert. Retuning Hegemonic Pop Culture: El Vez’s Citation Practices 17. Catherine Leen. Kissing the Spiderwoman and Loving the Awful Grandmother: Popular Culture in Manuel Puig’s El beso de la mujer araña and Sandra Cisneros’s Caramelo 18. Alberto Moreiras. Hispanism and the Border: On Infrapolitical Literature 19. Isabel Caldeira. Toni Morrison and Edwidge Danticat: Writers-as-Citizens of the African Diaspora, or ‘The Margin as a Space of Radical Openness’ 20. Josef Raab. Hemispheric Intersections in Toni Morrison’s A Mercy 21. Claire F. Fox. Fernando de Szyszlo and the Conceptual Turn in Cultural Policy 22. Katherine E. Manthorne. Art School as Inter-American Contact Zone: New York Teachers & their Latin American Students 23. Armida De La Garza. The Inter-American Documentary 24. Niamh Thornton. Transience and Permanence in Online Selves: A Personal Reflection 　 Part III Power, Politics, and Asymmetries 25. Julia Roth. "Americus meets America": Colonization as En-Gendering in the Americas 26. Barbara Buchenau. Cain’s Land, or Troping Indigenous Agriculture 27. Rüdiger Kunow. The Biology of Geography: Disease and Disease Ecologies in the Americas 28. Mary Louise Pratt. Language and the Afterlives of Empire 29. Brian Rozema. A Hawai’ian Dialogue with the Mainland-‘Talk Story’ Talks Back Pidgin 30. Gerardo Gutiérrez Cham. The Other Side of the Iron: Parrhesia of Slaves in the Indias 31. Sérgio Costa. Dilemmas of Inter-American Anti-Racism. Re-Visiting ‘On the Cunning of Imperialist Reason’ 32. Deborah Dorotinsky. The Ethnographic Archive 33. Anibal Quijano. ‘Good Living’: Between ‘Development’ and the De/Coloniality of Power 34. Alejandra Bottinelli Wolleter. Intellectual Discourse and the Failed Nation in Mexico and Peru 35. Karla Slocum. The African Diaspora, the Caribbean, and Oklahoma: Freedom, Global Economies, and Identity 36. Paula Prescod. Displaced Roots, Viable Routes, the Garinagu, and the Caribs 37. Stefan Rinke and Karina Kriegesmann. Experiencing Global Violence: Latin America and the United States Facing the Great War 38. Deborah Cohn. Cultural Diplomacy and the Promotion of Latin American Literature in the U.S. University during the Cold War Notes on the Contributors