Moon-Ho Jung
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About the Author
Moon-Ho Jung is a historian whose scholarship examines the intersections of race, labor, and migration in the nineteenth-century Pacific world. His work situates Asian workers within broader narratives of emancipation and empire, revealing how sugar economies shaped ideas of freedom and citizenship. Jung draws on archival sources to illuminate the experiences of marginalized laborers and the transnational forces that defined their lives. His writing combines rigorous analysis with clear, accessible prose that appeals to both academic and general readers.
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