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Curriculum Vitae

Kathleen/Kathy Nadeau, PhD

Professor, Anthropology
California State University
5500 University Parkway
San Bernardino, California 92407
Office: 909-537-5503. Cell: 909-501-9180.
knadeau@csusb.edu kmnadeau@me.com

Education

Doctoral Degree 1995: Anthropology, Arizona State University, Tempe

Major: Social and Cultural Anthropology
Specialization: Southeast Asian Studies
Dissertation: “Ecclesial Communities in Cebu, The Philippines”

Ph.D. Committee: James Eder (Chair), John Aguilar, John Chance, Mark Woodward
Dissertation Fellowship: Henry Luce Foundation Fellowship in conjunction with the
Center of Southeast Asian Studies at Arizona State University.

Post-Master Degree training: 1992. Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute.

Certificate, Intermediate Tagalog. University of Washington, Seattle.

1985. Seoul National University Language and Culture Institute. Certificate. Advanced
Korean.

1983-85. Seoul National University, Kwanak Campus. Completed all doctoral

coursework in anthropology.

Master Degree 1980: Anthropology, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines.
Thesis Committee: Eugene Verstraelen, SVD, Ph.D, Resil Mojares, Ph.D, Zenaida Uy,
M.A, Terence McGuire, M.A.
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Panel of Examiners: Alicia Tan, Ph.D, Eugrene Verstaelen, SVD, Ph.D (Chair), Resil
Mojares, Ph.D, Terence McGuire, M.A, Marcelo Bagaiso, M.A, Ll.B, Representative,
MEC, Region VII, General Visayas, Cebu City.
Comprehensive: Examinations Passed July 28, 1979.
Thesis: “A Content Analysis of Ibanag Proverbs.

Teaching Interests, AY 2020/2021 courses: Animals, Humans, and Nature;

Anthropology of Childhood; Asian Cultures; Religion and Culture; Urban Anthropology;
History of Anthropology; Human Rights, Violence, and Culture.

BOOK PUBLICATIONS:

Nadeau, Kathleen (in-progress, 2020). The History of the Philippines. 2nd Edition
(Greenwood Press [ABC-CLIO]).

Nadeau, Kathleen, William Holden, and Emma Porio 2017. Ecological Liberation
Theology: Faith-Based Approaches to Poverty and Climate Change in the Philippines
(New York: Springer Press).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Sangita Rayamajhi 2013. Women’s Roles in Asia. (Greenwood
Press).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2008. The History of the Philippines. (Greenwood Press).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2004. Liberation Theology in the Philippines: Faith in a Revolution.

(Manila: De La Salle University Press, reprinted edition, paperback).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002. Liberation Theology in the Philippines: Faith in a

Revolution. (Praeger Press).

Editor of BOOKS:
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Nadeau, Kathleen and Sangita Rayamajhi, editors, 2019. Women and Violence: Global
Lives in Focus (ABC-CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jeremy Murray, editors, 2016. Pop Culture in Asia and Oceana
(ABC-CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jonathan Lee, editors, 2016. Asian American Identities and
Practices: Folkloric Expressions in Everyday Life. (Lexington Books, second edition,
paperback).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jonathan Lee, editors, 2014. Asian American Identities and
Practices: Folkloric Expressions in Everyday Life. (Lexington Books).

Editor of three volume ENCYCLOPEDIA:

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jonathan Lee, editors, 2011. Encyclopedia of Asian American
Folklore and Folklife, 3 Volumes (ABC-CLIO).

Editor of SPECIAL JOURNAL ISSUES:

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jonathan Lee, editors, 2013. Amerasia: Asian American Folklore:
Passages and Practices, Vol. 39, No. 2 (UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Hillary Crane, editors, 2004. Critical Asian Studies: Women
Making Decisions in Asia Vol. 36, No. 2.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Anthony Gill, editors, 2002. Journal for the Scientific Study of
Religion: Cultural Resources for Theologies of Liberation: Local Responses to Global
Challenges, Vol. 41, No. 1.
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ARTICLES in peer reviewed journals:

Nadeau, Kathleen (under review). “Dancing Around the Caldron with Barong and
Rangda in Bali, Indonesia,” Masyarakat Kebudayaan Dan Politk (MKP). Print, ISSN
2086.7050, E, ISSN 2528.6013. http://e-journal.unair.ac.id/mkp [Universitas Airlangga]

Nadeau, Kathleen (accepted). “Indigenous Spirituality, Alternative for Rebuilding a More

Equitable and Resilient Philippines (A Reflection)” in Philippine Quarterly of Culture
and Society.

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden (in press). “Catholic Responses to Peace-building,
Climate Change, and Extractive Industries.” Budhi, A Journal of Ideas and Culture.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jojo Fung 2018. “Indigenous Spirituality and Liberation Theology:
Looking to the Past for Answers in the Present.” Budhi, A Journal of Ideas and Culture.
Vol. 22, No. 3: 27-56.

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden 2018. “Reflections on Pope Francis’s Laudato Si:
On Care of Our Common Home: Ethical and Social Dimensions of the Ecological Crisis
Today” in Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, Vol. 46, 1 & 2: 97-127.

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden 2017. “Rise of Inequality in the United States,
after the 'End of History’: Resounding Echoes of the Prophet Amos’s Cry for Justice and
its Relevance Today.” Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society (1) 2:.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2015. “Changing Configurations of Gender and Family in the

Philippines: Does Liberation Theology Provide a Cultural Framework for the Study of
the Family?” in Budhi, A Journal of Ideas and Culture 19, 1: 42-48.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jean Tan, et al. 2015. “Rapprochements Between Theology and
the Social Sciences: A Round Table Discussion on Women and the Catholic Church” in
Budhi, A Journal of Ideas and Culture 19, 1: 1-41.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2014. “Eco-Theology and Gender Spirituality: Case for Climate
Resilience in the Philippines” in East Asian Pastoral Review, Vol. 51, No. 4: 363-371.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Jonathan Lee 2013. “Introduction: Asian American Folklore:
Fissions and Fusions,” In Amerasia: Asian American Folklore: Passages and Practices,
Vol. 39, No. 2: ix-xxii.

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden 2013. “The Basic Ecclesial Community
Movement in Mindanao: A Case Study” in East Asian Pastoral Review, Vol. 50, No. 2:
127-146

Nadeau, Kathleen 2012. “Outmigration from the Philippines with a Focus on the Middle
East: A Case Study” republished, according to fair use, in the online interdisciplinary
Journal of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (www.idjames.org/2012/06/out-migration-
from-the-Philippines-with-a-focus-on-the-middle-east-a-case-study/

Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. “Aswang and Other Kinds of Witches: A Comparative Analysis”
in Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, Vol. 39, Nos. 3 & 4: 250-266.

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden, 2011. “Exemplifying Accumulation by

Dispossession: Mining and Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines” in Geografiska
Annaler (Swedish Society for Anthropology and Geography): 144-161

Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. “So Far, Yet Home? The Impact of Colonization and
Globalization on the Philippine Family” in East Asian Pastoral Review, Vol. 48, No. 3:
247-257.

Nadeau, Kathleen William Holden, 2010. “Philippine Liberation Theology and Social
Development in Anthropological Perspective” in Philippine Quarterly of Culture and
Society Vol. 38, No.2: 89-129

Nadeau, Kathleen 2008. “Outmigration from the Philippines With a Focus on the Middle
East: A Case Study” in East Asian Pastoral Review. Vol. 45, No. 3: 261-271.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2008. “The Impact of Colonization on Asia and the Pacific: Re-
examining the Prostitution Question” in East Asian Pastoral Review. Vol. 45, No. 2: 188-
202.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2007. “Maid in Servitude: Filipino Domestic Workers in the Middle
East” Migrant Letters Volume: 4, Issue: 1 (ISSN print: 1741-8984 & online: 8992);
www.migrationletters.com

Nadeau, Kathleen 2005. “Christians Against Globalization in the Philippines.” Urban

Anthropology and Studies of Cultural Systems and World Economic Development.
Edited by Lynn Kwiatkowski and Jack Rollwagen; Vol. 34, No. 4: 317-340.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2005. “Agrarian Transformation and its Implications for Rural Social
Relations in South and Southeast Asia.” The Eastern Anthropologist. Vol. 58. Nos. 3-4.
351-374.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2005. “Confucianism: Sacred or Secular.” East Asian Pastoral Review
Vol. 42. No. 4.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Hillary Crane 2004. “Introduction.” Critical Asian Studies, Vol.
36, No. 2: 171-174.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2004. “Liberation Theology in a Postmodern Era: The Philippine

Context”, East Asian Pastoral Review, Vol. 41, No. 4: 329-354.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “Is Sex Trafficking in Asia Ancient or New?: Challenge to the
Churches,” East Asian Pastoral Review, Vol. 40, No. 2: 128-143.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “Asian Religious Movements for Peace and Justice and Human
Rights Debate, Eastern Anthropologist, Vol. 56, No. 1:
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2002.  “Peasant Resistance and Religious Protest in Early Philippine
Society: Turning Friars Against the Grain” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion,
Vol. 41, No. 1: 75-86.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002.  [Introduction] “Cultural Resources for Theologies of Liberation:

Local Responses to Global Challenges” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol.
41, No. 1: 1-4.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002. “Prostitutes and Slavery in Asia: Does the Market Set the
Captives Free?” in Critical Asian Studies, Vol. 34, No. 1: 149-159.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2001. “New Social Movements: Christian and Buddhist Movements
– Philippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka” East Asian Pastoral Review. Vol. 38, No. 4: 374-382

Nadeau, Kathleen 2000. "Interpellating Hegemonic Discourses on Human

Rights." Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society. Vol. 28, No. 3: 355-362.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1999. “Rural Change in Southeast Asia: A Reappraisal.” Philippine

Sociological Review. Vol. 47: 31-50.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1999. "Globalization, Migration and Class Struggles: NGO

Mobilization for Filipino Domestic Workers," with Lisa Law. Kasarinlan, Philippine
Journal of Third World Studies. Vol. 14, Nos. 1 and 2: 51- 68.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1999. ‘‘Beyond the Dumping Ground:’’ A Critique of the Basic
Ecclesial Community Model as a Strategy for Development in an Urban Site." Human
Organization. Vol. 58, No. 2: 153-160.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 1999. "Ecclesial Community in Cebu." Philippine Studies (Ateneo de

Manila University), Vol. 47: 77-99.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1998. "Asian Liberation Theology and Marxism: A Reconsideration."

The Eastern Anthropologist. Vol. 51, No. 3:  207-218.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1997. "Cebu’s Basic Christian Community Movement’s Alternative

Plan for Sustainable Development." Kasarinlan, Philippine Journal of Third World
Studies. Vol. 12, No. 4-Vol. 13, No. 1: 57-64.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1997. "Beyond the Hermeneutics of Religion as an Aspect of

Ideology." The Eastern Anthropologist. Vol. 50, No. 3-4: 371-390.

Nadeau, Kathleen and Vel J. Suminguit 1996. "A Response to Timothy Austin’s

‘‘Filipino Self-Help and Peacemaking Strategies’’: A View from the Mindanao
Hinterland." Human Organization, Journal for the Society of Applied Anthropology. Vol.
55, No. 2: 10-13.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1995. "Althusser’s Concept of Ideology in Marxist Anthropology: The

Case of the Theologies of Struggle in the Philippines." The Eastern Anthropologist. Vol.
48, No. 4: 381- 394.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1994. "Rethinking Marxism and Philippine Liberation Theology:

An Outsider’’s View in Cebu." Debate, Philippine Left Review (Kalinaw
Foundation, Quezon City), August , Vol. 1: 29-46.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1994. "More on Modes of Production: Synthesis of Some Debates

Contextualized for the Philippines." Kasarinlan, Philippine Journal of Third World
Studies, Vol.   2-3, No. 9: 138-158.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 1993. "‘‘Looking for Lords’’ Charismatic Authority and

Modernization in Central Java." Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, Vol. 23:
382-387.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1993. "Christianity and the Transformation of Philippine Lowland

Life: A Critique of Rafael." Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, Vol. 21: 25-38.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1992. "Does it Matter Whether or Not Southeast Asian Peasants are
Capitalists? More Thoughts on an Old Debate." Philippine Sociological Review, Vol 40,
No.1-4: 57-75.

ACADEMIC ESSAY:
Nadeau, Kathleen 2014. “Transforming the Hindu Patriarchal System from the Inside-out
is a Key to Advancing Human Rights in India” in World Geography Academic
Database: Enduring Question Series: [written in response to question, how can women’s
rights in India advance without sacrificing cultural traditions?]. (Santa Barbara, CA:
ABC-CLIO)

BOOK CHAPTERS

Nadeau, Kathleen and Sangita Rayamajhi 2019. “Women and Sexuality in South Asia
and Southeast Asia” in Kelly Campbell, editor, Women and Sexuality, Global Lives in
Focus (ABC-CLIO)

Nadeau, Kathleen and William Holden (accepted). “Faith-Based Approaches to Climate

Change Resilience in the Philippines.” In Barbara McNicol, editor, Sustainable Planet,
Compelling Issues and Solutions for our Environment’s Future. ABC-CLIO.

Nadeau, Kathleen (under review). “Neo-Marxist Liberation Theology and Development

in the Philippines: A Case Study” in Simim Fadaee, editor, Marxism, Religion, and
Emancipatory Politics. (Palgrave MacMillan).
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Nadeau, Kathleen and Chanvisna Sum 2019. “Women and Violence in Europe” in
editors, Nadeau and Rayamajhi, Women and Violence: Global Lives in Focus (ABC-
CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Amber Gray 2019. “Women and Violence in North America” in,
editors, Nadeau and Rayamajhi, Women and Violence: Global Lives in Focus (ABC-
CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2019. “Women and Violence in Latin America” in, editors, Nadeau
and Rayamajhi, Women and Violence: Global Lives in Focus (ABC-CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Sangita Rayamajhi 2019. “Introduction” in, editors, Nadeau and
Rayamajhi, Women and Violence: Global Lives in Focus (ABC-CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen and Sangita Rayamajhi 2019. “Women and Violence in South Asia and
Southeast Asia” in, editors, Nadeau and Rayamajhi, Women and Violence: Global Lives
in Focus (ABC-CLIO).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2015. “Asian Liberation Theologies: an eco-feminist approach for a

more equitable and justice-oriented world” in Stanley Brunn, Editor, Part 8:
“Globalization, Diversity, and New Faces in the Global South” of The Changing World
Religion Map: Sacred Places, Identities, Practices, and Politics (Springer Press): Part 8,
Chapter12.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. “Impact of Globalization on the Changing Concept of the

Philippine Family”, Chapter in Urbanization, Problems and Challenges, edited by P.P.
Mishra and K.N. Sethi (Delhi: Shivalik Prakashan): 40-46.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2010.  “Ideology and Anthropology,” Chapter 46 in 21st Century

Anthropology: A Reference Handbook, edited by James H. Birx (Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage Publications): 453-462.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2010.  “Peasant Societies”, Chapter 24 in 21st Century Anthropology:

A Reference Handbook, edited by James H. Birx (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage
Publications): 235-244.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2010. “Marxist Anthropology, Chapter 48 in 21st Century

Anthropology: A Reference Handbook, edited by James H. Birx (Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage Publications): 473-479.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2010. “Sisterly Aswangs in Bali and the Philippines” invited chapter in
a drama book authored by Francis Tanglao-Aguas, When the Purple Settles (Manila:
Bathala Press).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Gender and Vampires: Aswangs in Southeast Asia” Quilted
Sightings: A Women and Gender Studies Reader, edited by Marilen Abesamis and Josefa
Francisco (Quezon City, Philippines: Women and Gender Institute, Miriam College): 53-
66.

BOOK REVIEWS

Nadeau, Kathleen 2015. “Review of The Spirit of Things” by Julius Bautista in Southeast
Asia Research Vol. 23, No. 1 (March): 145-145 (1).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2015. “Review of The Dance that Makes You Vanish, Cultural
Reconstruction of Post-Genocide in Indonesia” by Rachmi Diyah Larasati in Journal of
Contemporary Asian Studies Vol. 45, No. 1: 183-184.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2010. “Review of Before the Gods: There was Enheduanna the First
Known Writer” by Roberta Binkley in East Asian Pastoral Review Vol. (2010) No. 2:
201-202.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. Review essay on the false depictions of Asian women:

Soh, Sarah 2008. The Comfort Women: Sexual Violence and Postcolonial
Memory in Korea and Japan. (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press);

Cho, Grace 2008. Haunting the Korean Diaspora: Shame, Secrecy, and the
Forgotten War (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press);

Levine, Philippa 2003. Prostitution, Race, and Politics: Policing Venereal

Disease in the British Empire (New York: Routledge Press)
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Tambe, Ashwini 2009. Codes of Misconduct: Regulating Prostitution in Late

Colonial Bombay (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press).”

In in Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society Vol. 39, No. 1: 81-85.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. “Review of Contemporary Issues in Southeast Asian American

Studies” edited by Jonathan Lee and Roger Viet Chung (San Diego: Cognella Academic
Publishing, university readers custom printing company) in Southeast Asian American
Education and Advancement, Vol. 6:1-4

Nadeau, Kathleen 2007. “Review of Cross-Border Marriages, Gender and Mobility in

Transnational Asia” Anthropological Quarterly Vol. 80; No. 2: 585-588.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Review of Steven Shirley’s Guided by God: The Legacy of the
Catholic Church in Philippine Politics” Journal of Asian Studies Vol. 65, No. 3:662-664.
(August).

Nadeau, Kathleen 2005. “Review of Rhacel Parrenas’s Children of Globalization,

Transnational Families and Gendered Woes.” Kasarinlan, Philippine Journal of Third
World Studies. Vol. 20. No. 2: 187-189.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2004. “Review of Sally Ness’s Where Asia Smiles,” Journal of Asian
Studies. Vol. 63. No. 4:1207-1208.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “A Review of Arlo Nimmo’s Mogosha, An Ethnography of the

Tawi-Tawi Sama Dilaut,” Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 62, No. 4: 1333-1335.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “Book Review of Detained, Immigration Laws and Expanding
I.N.S. Jail Complex,” Western Criminology Review. Vol. 4, No. 3: 241-242.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “A Review of Heather Claussen’s Unconventional Sisterhood:

Catholic Nuns in the Philippines,” Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 62, No. 1: 334-335.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002. "A Review of Mariano Apilado's Revolutionary Spirituality: A

Study of the Protestant Role in the American Colonial Rule of the Philippines, 1898-
1928."  Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 60 (2): 601-602.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002. "A Review of Oscar Suarez's "Protestantism and Authoritarian
Politics, The Politics of Repression and the Future of Ecumenical Witness in
the Philippines."    Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 60 (2): 601-602.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2002. "A Review of Niels Mulder's Filipino Images, Culture of the
Public World." Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 60 (2): 613-614.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2001. “A Review of Jose Buenconsejo’s Songs and Gifts at the
Frontier, Person and Exchange in the Agusan Manobo Possession Ritual, Philippines,”
Pilipinas, Vol. 37: 89.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2001. “A Review of Vincent Boudreau’s Grass Roots and Cadre in the
Protest Movement.” Kasarinlan, A Third World Quarterly of Philippine Studies. Vol.
16, No. 2: 209-211.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2000. “A Review of Fenella Cannell’s Power and Intimacy in the
Christian Philippines.” Pilipinas, An International Journal of Philippine Studies. No. 35:
28-30.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2000. “Review of The Golf War” Pilipinas, An International Journal

of Philippine Studies. No. 35: 32: [film review.]

Nadeau, Kathleen 1999. "A Review of Ligaya Lindio-McGovern’’s Filipino Peasant

Women, Exploitation and Resistance. Pilipinas, A Journal of Philippine Studies
(Southeast Asian Studies Center, ArizonaStateUniversity) No. 33, Fall 1999:146-7.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1999 "A Review of Lynn Kwiatkowski’s Struggling with

Development: The Politics of Hunger and Gender in the Philippines." Journal of Asian
Studies, Vol. 58 (3):896-898.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1998 "A Review of Kim Scipes’ KMU: Building Genuine Trade
Unionism in the Philippines, 1980- 1994." Philippine Studies, Vol. 46, Second Quarter:
261-262.

Nadeau, Kathleen 1993 "Gordon Childe and Orientalism: A Review of Bruce Trigger’’s

Revolutions in Archaeology." Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society, (22): 312-
315.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES AND CHAPTERS:

Nadeau, Kathleen 2018. “Confucious and Confucianism” in International Encyclopedia

of Anthropology edited by Hilary Callan (UK: Wiley-Blackwell Press), 1-7.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2016, Pop Culture in Asia and Oceana, edited by Jeremy Murray and
Kathleen Nadeau (ABC-CLIO).
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“Introduction” co-authored with Jeremy Murray

“Preface” co-authored with Jeremy Murray
Entries:

Chapter Overviews: “Popular Music;” “Books and Literature;” “Cinema;” “TV

and Radio;” “Internet and Social Media;” “Sports;” “Video Games;” and “Fashion
and Couture” co-authored with Jeremy Murray

“Mahabharata”
“Maori Haka”
“Hunger Games Salute” co-authored with Jeremy Murray
“Hijabers (Islamic Veiling in Indonesia and Bangladesh)”
“The Golf War”

Nadeau, Kathleen 2015. Updated chapter entry and new sidebar in new edition of
Worldmark Encyclopedia of Religious Practices edited by Thomas Riggs (Gale
Publishing Group):
“The Philippines”
“Rosaleo (Rudy) Romano, CsSR”

Nadeau, Kathleen 2016, March. Entries in Asian American Culture: From Anime to
Tiger Moms, edited by Lan Dong (ABC-CLIO-Greenwood Press):
“Filipino American Family”
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“Ancestor Veneration”
“Filipino American Folklore”
“Babaylan”
“War Bride Act”
Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. Entries in Encyclopedia of Asian American Folklore and
Folklife, edited by Jonathan Lee and Kathleen Nadeau, 3 Volumes (Santa Barbara, CA:
ABC-CLIO):
Co-authored. “Preface”: xxix-xxxi
Co-authored. “Introduction: Asian American Folklore and Folklife”: xxxv-xi.
“Filipino American Jeepneys”: 384
“Filipino American: Ancestor, Ghost, and Spirit”: 336-337
“Japanese American Domestic Religious Practices”: 583-585
“Japanese American Festivals and Holidays”: 591-593
Co-authored. “Korean American History, People, and Culture”: 655-659
“Laotian American Ancestor, Ghost, and Spirit”: 717-719

Co-authored. “Laotian American Domestic Religious Practices”: 723-724, albeit

my name inadvertently omitted and may appear in next offprint.

“Tibetan American People, History, and Culture”: 1127-1128

“Tibetan American Religion”: 1149-1153
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“Korean American: The Woodcutter’s Family – A Folktale on Aging and

Eldercare” as retold by Nadeau, in Appendix: “Examples of Folklore in Asian
America”:1232-1233.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2011. Entries in Encyclopedia of the Middle East and South Asia
edited by Gordon Newby (M.E. Sharpe):
“Devadasi”
“Lingam”
“Yoni”

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Confucianism” in Encyclopedia of Religion, Communication,

and Media edited by Daniel Stout. New York: Routldege Press: 89-92.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Rosaleo (Rudy) Romano, CSsR (1940-1983),” Encyclopedia of

Modern Christian Politics, edited by Roy Domenico and Mark Hanley. Greenwood
Press: 473-474; attachment.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Basic Ecclesial Communities (Philippines),” Encyclopedia of

Modern Christian Politics, edited by Roy Domenico and Mark Hanley. Greenwood
Press: 36-37; attachment.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Corazon Aquino,” Encyclopedia of Modern Christian Politics,

edited by Roy Domenico and Mark Hanley. Greenwood Press: 26; attachment.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2006. “Philippines,” Worldmark Encyclopedia of Religious Practice,

vol. 3, edited by Thomas Riggs. Thomson Gale: 216-222; attachment.
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Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “The Philippine Family,” International Encyclopedia of

Marriage and Family, MacMillan Reference, USA (Gale Publishing Group) Vol. 3:
1227-1230.

Nadeau, Kathleen 2003. “Buddhism,” Encyclopedia of Religious Freedom, ed. Catherine

Cookson (N.Y., Berkshire Publishing Group/ Routledge): 26-28.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS/and SERVICES (external, national and

international conferences)
March 17-21, 2020. “(Embodying the Past in the Present) Liberation Theology and
Indigenous Spiritualities’s Cyclical Notion of Time: Fighting Against Environmental
Degradation and Climate Change in the Philippines.” Paper to be presented on part one of
double panel session (ExtrAction and Time) at the Society for Applied Anthropology
annual conference meeting to be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico. [*Annual
conference cancelled by SfAA as precautionary measure, due to Coronavirus.]

April 25-26, 2019. “Current rise of gender-based crimes of violence in Latin America and
the Caribbean” Latin American Studies Conference, California State University, San
Bernardino, Study of the Americas.

April 19-20, 2019. “Femicides and Gender-based Violence (Made Visible) in Latin
America and the Caribbean;” Southwestern Anthropological Association’s annual
conference held in Garden Grove, California
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March 17, 2018: presented “Thinking about (Re)Building Communities of Compassion

and Care for the Environment in Light of Pope Francis’s Laudato Si: On Care of Our
Common Home” at K-12 Professional Development Workshop, “Mindfulness and
Socially Engaged Religion in Southeast Asia,” held at the Center for Southeast Asian
Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison.

July 2016: co-organized panel “Mapping Filipino/Asian Spirituality (ies): Stewardship,

Climate Change and Disasters” and presenting paper entitled “Toward an
Anthropologies/Geographies of Liberation: Culture/Faith-Based Approaches to
Philippine Reconstruction Efforts, Unite (Capitalist Models, Divide)”at the 10th
International Conference on the Philippines “Re-Imagining Community, Scholarship,
and Citizenship (ICOPHIL Conference to be held in Dumaguete City, Philippines) (July
6-8).

2015. “Gender Spirituality and Ecofeminism: A Case for Climate Resilience in the
Philippines” presented at the “Forty Years of Philippine and Filipino Studies: Dialogue
and Celebration” Conference hosted by the Center for Philippine and Filipino Studies of
the University of Hawaii at Manoa (April 8-11).

2015. “Climate Change and Community Based Resilience in the Philippines,” Annual
Southwestern Anthropology Association Conference held on the Queen Mary in Long
Beach, California (May 1-2).

2015. “Changing Configurations of Gender and the Family in the Philippines: Does
Liberation Theology Provide a Cultural Framework for the Study of the Family?”
presented at the Budhi Round Table Discussion: “Women and the Catholic Church” held
at Ateneo de Manila University (January 26, 2015).

2015. “Liberation Theology and Gender Spirituality” presented at the Panel Discussion
on “Gender, Faith, and Resilience to Climate Disasters” at the School of Social Sciences
Research Cluster on “Environment, Society, and Climate Disasters.” Manila Observatory,
the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, School of Social Sciences, Ateneo de
Manila University, Loyola Heights, Philippines) January 23, 2015).
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2014. “Can Women’s Rights Advance in India without Sacrificing Tradition?” Presented
at the Southwestern Anthropology Association Conference held at the Hyatt Regency
Orange County, Garden Grove (April 24-26).

2014. Chair. “Human Rights versus Construct?” panel session at the Southwestern
Anthropology Association Conference held at the Hyatt Regency Orange County, Garden
Grove (April 24-26).

2011. “Role of the Philippine Family from Early Modernity to Postmodernity.” San
Francisco State University Re-Seaing Southeast Asian American Studies, Memories and
Visions: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (March 10-11).

2011. “Neo-Liberalism and Christianity: Does the Philippine Basic Ecclesial Community
Movement Help the Poor?” co-authored with William Holden, at the 9th International
Conference on the Philippines held at Michigan State University (May 22-25).

2011. Organizer and Chair. “Filipino Postcolonial Christianity: Religion and Society.” 9th
International Conference on the Philippines held at Michigan State University (May 22-
25)

2010. “Orientalism”/Colonization and the Spread of Capitalist Images of Asian/Asian

American Women as Hypersexual Prostitutes to the Americas: An Exploratory Essay.
Association for Asian American Studies Conference, Austin, Texas (April 7-11).

2010. Co-organizer and Co-chair. “Contextualizing Asian American Folklore” panel.

Association for Asian American Studies. Austin, Texas (April 7-11)

2010. Discussant. “Asian American Folklore and Historical Rediscoveries” panel.

Association for Asian American Studies. Austin, Texas (April 7-11)
2010. Discussant for session entitled “Asian American Folklore and Historical (Re)
(Dis)coveries of Self, Family, and Community.” Association for Asian American Studies
Conference, Austin, Texas (April 7-11).

2009. Chair and Discussant. “Happy Birthday Mazu – Empress of Heaven” panel,
Association for Asian Studies annual meeting in Chicago, Illinois (March 26-29).
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2008. “Globalization, Colonization, Prostitution: Strange Carnage in the Philippines.”

International Conference on Philippine Studies in Philippine Social Science Center,
Quezon City: Philippines (July 23-26).
2008. “Globalization, Colonization, and Prostitution: Strange Carnage in the
Philippines” invited by the Third World Studies Center. Public lecture at the Asian
Center Hall, University of the Philippines, Diliman Campus (August 7)

2008. “The Impact Colonization on Asia and the Pacific: Revisiting the Prostitution
Question” invited by the East Asian Pastoral Institute. Public lecture (July 23)

2007. Organizer and Chair. “What Does Holistic Learning Really Mean?” Western
Association for Schools and Colleges Annual Meeting held in San Jose from April 17 –
20.

2007. Organizer and Chair. “Student Videos: Cultures of Homelessness” and “Asian or
Azn?” Western Association for Schools and Colleges Annual Meeting held in San Jose
from April 17 – 20.

2006. Chair and Discussant. “Human Trafficking, Colonialism and Balikbayan Boxes.”
The Filipino Century Beyond Hawaii Centennial Conference held in Honolulu from
December 13-17.

2006. “The Plight of a Filipino Worker Caught in the 1990 Gulf Crisis” Society for
Applied Anthropology annual meeting held in Vancouver from March 28 to April 2.

2004. “Are Balinese Witches, Filipina Aswangs,” American Folklore Society meeting in
Salt Lake City (Oct. 13-17)
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2004. “Postmodernity and the Philippine Family” Changing Landscapes, Humanscapes,

and Mindscapes in a Globalizing World: International Conference on the Philippines.
Leiden, the Netherlands (June 16-19).

2004. Chair. “Changes in Diasporic Origin: Family and Community.” Changing

Landscapes, Humanscapes, and Mindscapes in a Globalizing World: International
Conference on the Philippines. Lieden, the Netherlands (June 16-19).

2003 “Where the Heart is King: Korean American Acupuncture” filmed, co-edited and
co-produced video. Society for Applied Anthropology meeting in Portland, Oregon
(March 19-22)

2002 "Sex Trafficking in Asia: Discontinuous with a Pre-Colonial Past?" Annual

Meeting of the Association of Asian Studies held in Washington D.C. (April 4-7)

2001 "Re-Inventing the Filipino Family in Transnational Migration: Sacrificing to

Labor." Annual Meeting American Anthropological Association, Washington DC (Nov.
28-Dec. 2)

2000 "Development Aggression in the Philippines: A Close-Up View from Cebu"

Annual Meeting American Anthropological Association, San Francisco (Nov. 15-19)

2000 "Human Rights and Development in the Philippines: The Vision of the Christian
Left." Association for the Sociology of Religion. Washington, D.C. (August 10-13).

1999 "Filipino Christians in the Nationalist Struggle for Poor Peoples’ Rights:
Subsistence Farmers and Scavengers in Cebu" American Anthropological Association
Annual Meeting, Chicago (Nov. 17-21).

1999 with Lisa Law."Filipino NGOs and transnational struggles for domestic workers’’
rights."Association of Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Boston.
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1998. "Beyond the Dumping Ground:A Critique of a Basic Ecclesial Community Model
in an Urban Site." Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting, San
Francisco.

1996. "Upland Ecclesial Community in Cebu: Resistance and Struggle in

the Philippines."American Anthropology Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco.

1996. "Local Development or Exploitation in a Scavenger Community, Cebu

City, Philippines" Association of Asian Studies Conference, Honolulu.

1995. "Upland Christian Farmers in Cebu, Philippines." Society for Applied

Anthropology Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1994. "A Critique of Development in Cebu, Philippines." Interdisciplinary Symposium

on "Exploring the Challenges of Conflict: Issues and Alternatives in the 20th Century
World." Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff.

1993. "Rethinking Marxism and Philippine Liberation Theology: An Outsider's View

in Cebu."15th National Philippine Anthropology Conference, Cebu City, Philippines.

1992. "The Ideology Behind Basic Christian Communities in the Philippines: Religion or

Marx?" Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute Conference, University
of Washington, Seattle.

1992. "Althusser's Concept of Ideology in Marxist Anthropology: The Case of Liberation

Theology in the Philippines" Conference on "Marxism in the New World Order: Crisis
and Possibilities," University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

1991. "Christianity and the Transformation of the Philippine Lowlands" Southeast Asian

Studies Summer Institute Conference, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.

Awards at CSUSB:
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2011. Outstanding Service Award from College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

2007. Faculty of the Year Award from the Asian Faculty, Staff, and Student Association.

2005. Faculty of the Year Award from the Asian Faculty, Staff, and Student Association.

2005. Faculty of the Year Award from the University Diversity Committee.

2001. Outstanding Advisor Award from Student Leadership and Development.

Grants at CSUSB:

2007. Title VI, Department of Education Grant: used to develop CSUSB’s Asian Studies
Minor Program housed in the College of Arts and Letters. Served as one of four writers
on the grant writing committee.

Research and travel grants:

2018: Award to co-design, with two other awardees, and implement a public
event on why social science matters, by showcasing SBS colleagues work
on a broader theme: our presentation, The Rise of Women, #MeToo, and
Why it Matters was held at the SMSU on December 2, 2018.

2015: Grant Evans Award to present research paper on ecofeminism and

resilience to climate change: Philippine Case Study from Mindanao at
international Philippine Studies Conference, University of Hawaii at
Manoa.

2015. Professional Development Mini-Grant: research and presentations on

climate change in the Philippines.

Institutional Affiliation: Department of Sociology, Ateneo de Manila

University.
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2015. Sabbatical Leave Award: overseas fieldwork gender and resilience to

climate change and natural disasters in the Philippines.

2012. Professors Across Borders Award: visited classes and did research on
women and micro-financing projects in collaboration with Somaiya
College, Mumbai. (December).

2008. Sabbatical Leave Award: research on Filipino Americans in southern

California.

2007/2008. Summer Research Fellowship: fieldwork on prostitution and sex

trafficking in the Philippines.

Institutional Affiliations: East Asian Pastoral Center, Ateneo de Manila.

Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines, Diliman
Campus. Anthropology Department, University of San Carlos, Cebu City,
Philippines.

2002/2003. Summer Research Fellowship: fieldwork and research on Filipino

Americans in Southern California.

1999/2000. Professional Development Awards: fieldwork/research on returned

migrant laborers in the Philippines
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Visiting Research Associate: (summer 2000) Institute of Philippine

Culture, Ateneo de Manila University
Other Institutional Affiliations: East Asian Pastoral Center, Ateneo de
Manila. Third World Studies Center, University of the Philippines,
Diliman Campus. Anthropology Department, University of San Carlos,
Cebu City, Philippines.

Professional Associations, Advisory Committees, and Editorial Boards

2016. Editorial Board Member: Contemporary Social Issues: Crisis, Conflicts, and
Challenges.
2013 – On-Going. Executive Editorial Board Member: Philippine Quarterly of Culture
and Society.
1995 – 2011. Executive Advisory Board Member: Philippine Studies Group, Inc., of the
Association for Asian Studies, USA.
(Lapsed) Member: American Anthropology Association
(Lapsed) Member: Association for Asian Studies
(Lapsed) Member: Asian American Studies Association
(Lifetime) Member: Ethnographic and Folk Culture Society of India
(Lapsed) Member: International Philippine Studies Association (ICOPHIL)
(Renewed, 2021) Fellow: Society for Applied Anthropology
(Renewed 2019) Member: Southwestern American Anthropology Association
Member: Phi Beta Delta Gamma Lambda Chapter.
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