Interviewed by @derspiegel last June about Chinese Espresso @PrincetonUPress while in the field for my new research project on "Chinese fashion" in Italy! The article is finally out for German speakers:) Thank you @FCollini for the great conversation.
https://t.co/7cebfZNysA
In 'Chinese Espresso', @GraziaDeng draws from ethnographic fieldwork to examine one of the most characteristic Italian places, the coffee bar, highlighting it as a crucial terrain to shape racialisation processes and transform racial hierarchies in Italy. https://t.co/SvPkP7Luxs
While you sip your coffee, check out this interview on @TheSocReview’s Uncommon Sense with Chinese Espresso author @GraziaDeng, where she discusses why and how coffee bars in Italy have become increasingly managed by Chinese baristas: https://t.co/84ratYSLuJ
The bi-monthly webinar is coming again on 1st July with the keyword: Global Marketplaces ! @GraziaDeng and @maitrayeedeka0 will share their lastest books and discuss about the globalisation.
@BrandeisU@WeareCRESI. No registration needed, feel free to join online.
Yeah, it is finally out! More information at PUP's website: https://t.co/U0E1f32kVV or on Amazon: https://t.co/XFhucRBvQK.
There is also a podcast introducing my book at the New Books Networks: https://t.co/ZTaFJQMpTp.
In Chinese Espresso, @GraziaDeng investigates why and how local coffee bars in Italy—those distinctively Italian social and cultural spaces—have been increasingly managed by Chinese baristas since the Great Recession of 2008.
Out now, learn more: https://t.co/TQlehej2YV
I am happy to share that I will be joining Brandeis University's Department of Anthropology as a full-time lecturer in the coming fall, after completing my two-year Marie Curie Individual fellowship from the European Commission.
Chinese Espresso is on the way! I can finally prove that I really did something in the last nine years!:)
Chinese Espresso | Princeton University Press https://t.co/soCgPgYhgy
I am happy to share my article that is just out today by the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies!
It examines the racialized vocabulary that Chinese migrants in Italy use to make sense of the racial reality in which they live. https://t.co/d0crj8bF1g
Another piece of mine about the pandemic is finally online. Many thanks to my friends and interlocutors who trusted me and generously shared with me their stories and concerns during such difficult times.
https://t.co/mEENNJA5Os
Guest writers @ALIBINGLIN and @GraziaDeng on the Sinophobia resulting from the outbreak of COVID-19 and the greater American anxiety over a rising China
https://t.co/A9toaurviT