Dis/Assembling White Racial Power: Asian-white Mixedness and the Regeneration of Race

后种族混合和经济繁荣的亚洲特征显著塑造了西方对种族未来的思考。本论文分为两部分，第一部分分析了亚裔白人混血的文化生产，以展示其与白人的纠缠。第二节提出了一个比较民族志，以评估如何（混合种族）亚洲活动家在墨尔本和纽约市，而不是追求反种族主义的议程。总的来说，这项跨学科、跨国界和跨部门的研究探讨了那些在白色种族权力中暗中勾结的人如何成为破坏种族权力的积极因素。

Characterisations of post-racial mixedness and economically thriving Asian-ness significantly shapeWestern thinking about the future of race. This two-part thesis argues that, where these categoriesconverge, 'Asian-white mixedness' holds a vital stake in the growth or decline of white racial power.Section one analyses the cultural production of Asian-white mixedness to demonstrate itsentanglement in whiteness. Section two presents a comparative ethnography to assess how(mixed-race) Asian activists in Melbourne and NYC instead pursue anti-racist agendas. Overall, thisinterdisciplinary, transnational and intersectional study explores how those made covertly complicitin white racial power can become active agents in its undoing.