Nida Sanglimsuwan
Biography
I am fascinated by the study of power and power dynamics, particularly in the context of race, ethnicity, and immigration.
Broadly speaking, I am interested in how global value hierarchies are manifested in quotidian interactions. In particular, I like to question the relationship between Asian diasporas and the Western world, including but not limited to second-generation identity and Western migration into Asia.
My currrent project examines how ethnic restaurateurs in Los Angeles challenge and/or perpetuate stereotypes embedded in notions of cultural authenticity.
Degrees
- M.A. French Studies, New York University
- B.A. Asian Studies and French, Mount Holyoke College
Fields of Study
Race & ethnicity, international migration, second-generation Asian diaspora, identity and culture