Introduction: The Asian Caribbean in the Caribbean Diaspora Aleah N. Ranjitsingh Chapter 1. Memory Archives of a Not-So-Distant Past - Cufun Landolio Attai 1917 - 1985 Nikoli Attai Chapter 2. Japanese Brazilian Ethnic Return Migration to Japan and the Reconfiguration of National Identities and Homeland Affiliations Takeyuki (Gaku) Tsuda Chapter 3. The Heterochronicity and Transnational Locality of Indo-Caribbean Gendered Modernities within Diasporic "Returns" Jean Lee Chapter 4. Chinese Caribbean Narratives: Migration, Identity and Belonging at Home and Diaspora Aleah N. Ranjitsingh Chapter 5. The Failure of Japanese Emigration to the Dominican Republic Greg Robinson Chapter 6.
Unpacking 'Indo-Caribbean' Through Intersectional Feminism in New York City Cristine Khan Chapter 7. Dougla Maneuverings: Mixedness and Complex Embodiments in the Caribbean Diaspora Sue Ann Barratt and Aleah N. Ranjitsingh Chapter 8. Echoes Across Oceans: Transdiasporic Indo-Caribbean Anthologies and Post-Amnesia Jahaji Bhai(n) Sandrine Soukaï Chapter 9. "Where did history go, I asked myself, if it could not be retold?": Trauma and the Chinese Cuban Transnational History in Cristina García's Novel Monkey Hunting (2003) Soultana (Tania) Diamanti Chapter 10. Finding Home in the Diaspora: Roots, Reconnection and Renewal in Joy Mahabir's Jouvert Victoria Chang Chapter 11. Homosexuality, Societal Expectations and the Claims of Family: Queering Geographies of Domesticity and Belonging in Shani Mootoo's Valmiki's Daughter Evripidis Karavasilis Chapter 12. "After "Indo-Caribbean": Interrogating Interstitial Identities and Diasporic Solidarities in Conversation with Andil Gosine Jillian Ollivierre Chapter 13.
Creating Space: Migrations, Nationalism, Unity, and Cultural Diversity among the Javanese-Surinamese in Suriname and the Netherlands Rosemarijn Hoefte and Hariëtte Mingoen Chapter 14. Chutney Songs, Indian Beats, and Black Music: Digital Diasporic Consciousness on Indo-Caribbean Social Media Tarika Sankar Chapter 15. "Leave the Door Open:" Sounding Afro-Asian & Caribbean Cultural Production A. Joseph Dial and Melvin Earl Villaver, Jr. About the Contributors.