Flexible Citizenship

""Flexible Citizenship" exemplifies the anthropological imagination at its best. In it Ong offers an analysis of states and citizenship regimes in Asia that is remarkable in its theoretical and empirical breadth. Social scientists and Asia specialists alike will find the work indispensable, both for its redefinition of analytic terrain and for the new directions of research it suggests."--Ashraf Ghani, Johns Hopkins University [Have perm. to edit if nec.]

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Flexible Citizenship: The Cultural Logics of Transnationality	p. 1
Emerging Modernities
The Geopolitics of Cultural Knowledge	p. 29
A "Momentary Glow of Fraternity"	p. 55
Regimes and Strategies
Fengshui and the Limits to Cultural Accumulation	p. 87
The Pacific Shuttle: Family, Citizenship, and Capital Circuits	p. 110
Translocal Publics
The Family Romance of Mandarin Capital	p. 139
"A Better Tomorrow"?: The Struggle for Global Visibility	p. 158
Global Futures
Saying No to the West: Liberal Reasoning in Asia	p. 185
Zones of New Sovereignty	p. 214
Afterword: An Anthropology of Transnationality	p. 240
Notes	p. 245
Bibliography	p. 293
Index	p. 315
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