Front Cover: At the Choeung Ek Killing Fields Memorial every monsoon season, theearth becomes saturated with water. Bodily detritus and fragments of clothing fromKhmer Rouge victims buried forty years ago continue to rise to the surface. What issupposed to be over and done with has an absent presence—as the clothing resistsagainst and becomes a part of the landscape of trauma, militarism, and healing.Photo and description by Yvonne Y. Kwan (November 2014).

Journal of Asian American Studies

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Rick Bonus
University of Washington

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Lan Dong
University of Illinois, Springfield

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Diane Fujino
University of California, Santa Barbara

Lisa Sun-Hee Park
University of California, Santa Barbara

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Thaomi Michelle Dinh
University of Washington

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Wendy Cheng, Scripps College

Donald Goellnicht, McMaster University

Thy Phu, University of Western Ontario

Andrea Louie, Michigan University

Grace S. Kim, Boston University

Mark Padoongpatt, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Josephine Park, University of Pennsylvania

Vanita Reddy, Texas A&M University

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