E. San Juan, Jr., an internationally renowned cultural and literary critic, directs the Philippines Cultural Studies Center in Connecticut. He was recently Fulbright Professor of American Studies at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, and a fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation Study Center at Bellagio, Italy.

• Chapter 1 Post-9/11 Reflections on "Homeland" Culture WarsChapter 2 Revisiting the Race/Class DialecticChapter 3 Prison Testimonies: Fighting for Dignity, Justice, FreedomChapter 4 Ethnicity and Modernity: Gramsci, Postmodernism, IdentityChapter 5 From Racism to Class StruggleChapter 6 Nation/State, Nationalism, and ViolenceChapter 7 Multiculturalism and Globalization

E. San Juan is one of the world's most distinguished progressive critics. His book on Carlos Bulosan, among his numerous works, is one of the major documents in the development of Third World cultural criticism.

E. San Juan, Jr., an internationally renowned cultural and literary critic, directs the Philippines Cultural Studies Center in Connecticut. He was recently Fulbright Professor of American Studies at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, and a fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation Study Center at Bellagio, Italy.

• Chapter 1 Post-9/11 Reflections on "Homeland" Culture WarsChapter 2 Revisiting the Race/Class DialecticChapter 3 Prison Testimonies: Fighting for Dignity, Justice, FreedomChapter 4 Ethnicity and Modernity: Gramsci, Postmodernism, IdentityChapter 5 From Racism to Class StruggleChapter 6 Nation/State, Nationalism, and ViolenceChapter 7 Multiculturalism and Globalization

E. San Juan is one of the world's most distinguished progressive critics. His book on Carlos Bulosan, among his numerous works, is one of the major documents in the development of Third World cultural criticism.

E. San Juan, Jr., an internationally renowned cultural and literary critic, directs the Philippines Cultural Studies Center in Connecticut. He was recently Fulbright Professor of American Studies at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, and a fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation Study Center at Bellagio, Italy.

• Chapter 1 Post-9/11 Reflections on "Homeland" Culture WarsChapter 2 Revisiting the Race/Class DialecticChapter 3 Prison Testimonies: Fighting for Dignity, Justice, FreedomChapter 4 Ethnicity and Modernity: Gramsci, Postmodernism, IdentityChapter 5 From Racism to Class StruggleChapter 6 Nation/State, Nationalism, and ViolenceChapter 7 Multiculturalism and Globalization

E. San Juan is one of the world's most distinguished progressive critics. His book on Carlos Bulosan, among his numerous works, is one of the major documents in the development of Third World cultural criticism.