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Creative work: theatre/Creative Work: Play The Quebec Budget Act 2010-2011 made the compensation of volunteers participating in bioequivalence studies on medicines taxable. This ethical theatre reflects the debate that this point of the law has provoked in a fictitious research ethics committee. ; The Quebec Budget Act of 2010-2011 has made taxable compensation for volunteers who participate in drug bioequivalence studies. This piece of theatre reflects the ethical debate that this point of law raised in a fictional research ethics committee. ; Creative work: theatre/Creative Work: Play The Quebec Budget Act 2010-2011 made the compensation of volunteers participating in bioequivalence studies on medicines taxable. This ethical theatre reflects the debate that this point of the law has provoked in a fictitious research ethics committee. ; Travail créatif: pièce de théâtre / Creative Work: Play La loi sur le budget du Québec 2010-2011 a rendu imposable l'indemnité des volontaires qui participent à des études de bioéquivalence sur les médicaments. Cette pièce de théâtre éthique rend compte du débat que ce point de la loi a suscité au sein d'un comité d'éthique de la recherche fictif.

Travail créatif: pièce de théâtre / Creative Work: Play ; La loi sur le budget du Québec 2010-2011 a rendu imposable l'indemnité des volontaires qui participent à des études de bioéquivalence sur les médicaments. Cette pièce de théâtre éthique rend compte du débat que ce point de la loi a suscité au sein d'un comité d'éthique de la recherche fictif. ; The Quebec Budget Act of 2010-2011 has made taxable compensation for volunteers who participate in drug bioequivalence studies. This piece of theatre reflects the ethical debate that this point of law raised in a fictional research ethics committee.

The field of Asian American studies grew out of mid-twentieth century civil rights struggles, anti-war protests, and third world liberation movements. As a result, human rights issues have always been part of Asian American studies, though they've been largely peripheral to the interdiscipline. This edited collection bring Asian American studies to the center of human rights critique by engaging with "the possibilities and the limits of the stories that have circulated and the knowledge that has been produced around the broad topic of 'human rights' understood primarily as a post-1945 discourse that has profoundly affected the movements of people and relations of power across the Pacific." The collection brings together scholars from North America and Asia in order to approach the issue of human rights from both sides of the Pacific.

Introduction: The subject(s) of human rights : recalibrating Asian/American critique / Guy Beauregard, Cathy J. Schlund-Vials, and Hsiu-Chuan Lee -- Human rights and South Korea : U.S. imperialism, state ideologies, national politics, and camptown prostitution / Min-Jung Kim -- After 1947 : the relative, the refugee, and the immigrant in the Chinese Canadian family narrative / Christopher Lee -- The Vancouver Asahi connection : (re-)engagement of the families of returnees/deportees in Japanese Canadian history / Masumi Izumi -- A journey to freedom : human rights discourse and refugee memory / Vinh Nguyen -- "Every bombed village is my hometown" : James Baldwin's engagement with the American war in Vietnam / Yin Wang -- Matronly maids and willful women : migrant domestic workers in the plural / Christopher B. Patterson -- (De)humanizing labor : Southeast Asian migrant narratives in Taiwan / Grace Hui-Chuan Wu -- Factories, farms, and fisheries : human trafficking and tethered subjectivities from Asia to the Pacific / Annie Isabel Fukushima -- Re-framing Cambodia's killing fields : the commemorative limitations of atrocity tourism / Cathy J. Schlund-Vials -- Reclaiming home and "righting" citizenships in postwar Sri Lanka : internal displacement, memory, and human rights / Dinidu Karunanayake -- Toward an aesthetics and erotics of non-sovereign rights in Okinawa / Mayumo Inoue -- Figuring North Korean lives : reading at the limits of human rights / Christine Kim -- Afterword: The act of listening / Madeleine Thien.