معرفی
Keva X. Bui (they/them) serves as Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies at Northwestern University, researching intersections of war, US empire, science/technology, and anti-war movements with emphasis on Cold War Asia-Pacific dynamics.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies with Critical Gender Studies certificate, University of California, San Diego
Research Interests:
Bui's scholarship investigates how racism, science, and imperialism co-constitute military infrastructures through historical analysis of weapons development, anti-war movements, and post-war cultural production. Their work traces Cold War weapons culture legacies to contemporary war proliferation, developing abolitionist critiques while examining Taiwan's militarized international schools and Vietnamese diaspora ecological memory practices. Current projects include the book Disarming Empire and co-editing Catalyst's 'Racial Matters of Asian/America' special section.
Publications:
- Appears in Journal of Asian American Studies, Amerasia, Frontiers, Verge, Journal of Transnational American Studies, Sage Encyclopedia of Refugee Studies
Teaching:
- Asian American history, race/science/technology studies, military-industrial complex
