The PWFC Works in Progress Series makes PWFC research available in advance of publication, to share preliminary findings with the larger research community and to encourage discussion among and feedback from members of the partnership. The series includes academic writing, as well as selected research outputs of our artists in residence.
Works in Progress are pre-publication versions of creative non-fiction, poetry, visual arts, and academic papers. They’re still unfinished, but sufficiently developed to be shared. Some Works in Progress may already be under submission or in press and forthcoming elsewhere. Many are expected to eventually be chapters in PWFC books.
Generally, each Work in Progress will remain on our website for 6 months before being reserved for subsequent publication.
Please select from the following to view and download:
Work in Progress 1: National Apologies, Transnational Injustices: Second World War Oppression, Anti-Nikkei Persecution, and the Politics of Apology in Five Countries
Matt James et al.
Work in Progress 2: What Can Transnational History Do?: On Archiving and Reading Japanese American Experiences in the “Tule Lake Stockade Diary,” 1943-1944
Masumi Izumi
Work in Progress 3: Invoking Memories of Nikkei Oppression to Address the “War on Terror” Constitutionalism, Authoritarianism, and the Mnemonics of Rights
Matt James
Work in Progress 4: Wartime Measures: “Palinode” and Other Poems
Michael Prior