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Transnational Humans and Transnationalisms in the Humanities Vikram S. Brar Argues that everyone can benefitThis unique anthology from scholars across the humanities and allied fields presents presents a vivid picture of the state of scholarship on transnationalism today. Are we living in a transnational world? The 900 percent rise in the use of "transnationalism" in publications since 1995 testifies to a defining phenomenon. International migration has increased two thirds since 1980, and the global circulation of capital, media, and culture has