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Roles and Affiliations: Jason Oliver Chang is an Associate Professor in Asian American Studies and History at the University of Connecticut, and Director of the Asian and Asian American Studies Institute. His work bridges historical scholarship with contemporary urban issues, focusing on hemispheric connections and social justice.
Education and Research: While specific educational details aren’t listed, his research emphasizes transnational frameworks, particularly in Asian American history, urban governance, and social-ecological systems. Notable projects include the CT Asian American Data Art initiative, which combines data analysis with artistic expression to highlight community narratives.
Research Interests: Chang’s scholarship explores themes such as imperial succession in the Pacific, anti-Chinese racism in Mexico, and the intersection of urban development with social equity. His 2016 book Towards a Hemispheric Asian American History redefines the field by centering Latin America and the Caribbean in Asian American studies.
Publications: Recent works include analyses of colonial power structures in the Pacific and critical studies of xenophobia. His 2017 article Chino: Anti-Chinese Racism in Mexico examines how racial hierarchies shaped Mexican nationalism.
Awards and Grants: No specific awards are listed, though his research has likely received institutional support via UConn’s initiatives. Grants may be tied to projects like the CT Asian American Data Art collaboration.
Labs/Teams: His work is affiliated with the Asian and Asian American Studies Institute, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration on race, urbanism, and environmental justice.
