Vicente M. Diaz

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Asian American and Pacific Histories(10), Island Studies and Pacific Affairs(7), Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies(4), Indigenous Studies and Ecology(3), Vietnamese History and Culture Studies(3)

Publications48 total

Written in the Stars, Felt at Sea, and Recorded in the Body
2025
El poder a través de las redes sociales: Análisis de la presencia en redes sociales del Partido Republicano de Chile
Persona y Sociedad·2024Open Access
Toward Indigenous Presence: A Radical Relationality Approach for Designing Mixed-Reality Indigenous Data Experiences
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications·2024· 1 cited
5. “Pappy’s house”: “Pop” Culture and the Revaluation of a Filipino American “Sixty-Cents” in Guam
New York University Press eBooks·2020
23 Simply Chamorro Tales of Demise and Survival in Guam
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2020· 10 citedOpen Access
Simply Chamorro:
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2020
Imbibing Native DNA at a Pacific Science Meeting in Australia
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2019
Imbibing Native DNA at a Pacific Science Meeting in Australia
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2019
Review of Island Soldier [documentary]
ScholarSpace (University of Hawaii at Manoa)·2019Open Access
Island Soldier by Nathan Fitch
˜The œContemporary Pacific/˜The œcontemporary Pacific (Online)·2019
23. Simply Chamorro
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2017
Index
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2017
Chapter 3. The Sweet Spot
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2017
Repositioning the Missionary
University of Hawaii Press eBooks·2017
No Island Is an Island
University of Arizona Press eBooks·2017· 70 cited
Stepping in it: How to smell the fullness of Indigenous histories
2016· 2 cited
Native Pacific Studies and the Illinois Debacle: Indigeneity at the Edge of Nationalist Belongings and the Limits of Signification
American Quarterly·2015· 2 cited
No island is an island
2015· 4 cited
Sniffing Oceania's Behind
˜The œContemporary Pacific/˜The œcontemporary Pacific (Online)·2012· 15 cited
Tackling Pacific Hegemonic Formations on the American Gridiron
Amerasia Journal·2011· 37 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

António Bernad(7), Carlos Martı́nez-A(4), Laura M. Lechuga(3), Mar Álvarez(3), Laura G. Carrascosa(3), Ángel Zaballos(3), Juan C. Alonso(3), Javier Rojo(2), Alberto Yúfera(2), A. Rueda(2), J.A. Plaza(2), Kirill Zinoviev(2), Pilar Servert(2), Manuel A. González(2), Francisco Javier Tamayo de Miguel(2), Carlos Martínez-Alonso(2), Emelihter Kihleng(2), Clement Yow Mulalap(2), Jacki Leota-Mua(2), J. Kēhaulani Kauanui(1)