Between Guns and Butter Kirsty Gardiner Huang develops a synthetic reading

Huang develops a synthetic reading practice which shows both that the nexus of race and science is not reducible to scientific racism and that science can provide an unlikely creative reservoir for Asian American writers and artists which allows us to imagine alternative ways of understanding racial being beyond the limits of the human individual

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Between Guns and Butter Kirsty Gardiner Huang develops a synthetic readingAn illuminating study of how foreign and domestic policies have reinforced each other in post New Deal presidencies. Studies of presidential leadership tend to separate foreign and domestic policymaking as discrete avenues of inquiry, both empirically and analytically. This "two presidencies" syndrome has especially afflicted the study of the modern presidency. In Between Guns and Butter, Jeremy Strickler breaks this mold and simultaneously examines