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Jocelyn Frelier's scholarship encompasses diaspora studies, migration, and transnational identity, with a particular focus on Asian American and Pacific histories. Her research integrates historical studies and socio-cultural analysis to explore themes of global education and multiculturalism, as well as African studies and geopolitics. Frelier's work examines themes of family transformation, as seen in her analysis of Vietnamese transdiasporic experiences in Kim Thúy’s *Ru* and Thi Bui’s *The Best We Could Do*. Further expanding her geographic scope, Frelier investigates Algerian family migration and the constraints of the welfare state in France. Additionally, she engages with contemporary discourse on precarious lives and marginal bodies in North Africa, reviewing Hervé Anderson Tchumkam's *Homo Expendibilis*.

Her primary research interests lie in the intersections of diaspora, migration, and identity within global contexts.

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• h-index: 2
• Publications: 17
• Citations: 7