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Moon-Ho Jung is a Professor and holds the Harry Bridges Endowed Chair in Labor Studies at the University of Washington. He completed his Ph.D. at Cornell University in 2000. His research interests predominantly revolve around Asian American history, exploring topics such as empire, colonialism, labor, nationalism, and political history with a strong emphasis on race and ethnicity within the United States. He teaches a variety of courses, including Race in American History and Asian American History, fostering a vibrant academic community focused on historiographical shifts and debates. Jung is actively engaged in comparative history, guiding students through theoretical frameworks that examine race and nation in U.S. history. He encourages them to read widely across disciplines to understand the evolution of these concepts within the narrative of American national identity. His recent publication includes a new book titled 'Menace Empire.'
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