The Legacies of a Hawaiian Generation

<ul> <li> A perspective on North American imperialism derived from three generations of Native Hawaiians who have been subject to imperial policies.</li> <li> The combination of anthropological fieldwork archival resources and “kitchen table” conversations gives the book a unique quality.</li> <li> Provides insight into US relations with the Pacific Rim an increasingly important factor in today’s world.</li> <li> An intersection of interpretations—from legal cases to individual memories—reveals the entanglement that influences broader political shifts. </li></ul>