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| Erick White and Thamora Fishel highlight reciprocities between middle-class religiosity, public culture and national imaginaries in Thailand. 3) These projects highlight the multiple national imaginaries (and government policies and economies) that constitute cultural and demographic realities in a transnational, multicultural United States in this epoch of globalization. Deborah Kaspin (now a freelance Africanist writer elegantly sums up these and the other contributions to Images and Empires, urging future writers "to seek the sites and signs of African social imaginaries, and to write them into historiography alongside the mythologies that underpinned Western imperial expansion" (p. |
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