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Adhikari, A. (2025). “The After of the Already Too Late”: Cinema, Time, and Third World Solidarity in Naeem Mohaiemen’s The Young Man Was. Cultural Critique, 127(1), 177–205. https://doi.org/10.1353/cul.2025.a957080
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Adhikari, A. (2023). Elementary Aspects of the Political: Histories from the Global South by Prathama Banerjee. Postcolonial Text, vol. 18, no. 1 & 2. https://www.postcolonial.org/index.php/pct/article/view/2821/2592
Day, I. (2026) "Laundering Asian/American Grief in the Time of Genocide." In S. Thomas and T. Tiongson (Eds.), Intimacies of Anti-Asian Violence. Fordham University Press.
Day, I. (2025). “Reading Red, Reading Palestine.” PMLA, 140 (2), 321-326.
Ahuja, N., Day, I. and Jaleel, R. (2025). "Imperial Realism." Critical Ethnic Studies 9.2
Abourahme, N and Day, I (2024), Co-editors of “Palestine after Analogy,” Special Issue of Critical Ethnic Studies Journal 9.1
Day, I. (2024) “Haunted by Answers.” Guest Column in Daily Hampshire Gazette, online and print, Jan 9, 2024. Retrieved from: https://www.gazettenet.com/Guest-columnist-Day-53579030
Day, I. (2024). “Crisis Infrastructures.” Forum essay on Laleh Khalili’s Sinews of War and Trade. Critical Ethnic Studies 8.2
