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Minh-Ha T. Pham is Professor of Media Studies. Her research investigates the intersection of gender, race, and labor under global and digital capitalism.

She’s published two books — (Duke UP 2015) and (Duke UP 2022) — and more than 40 articles focusing on the racial and gender patterns of increasingly casualized fashion work under global and digital capitalism.

Her current project continues to examine ethnic labor – this time, focusing on the Vietnamese culinary community in New York City. She’s also working on a community-engaged archival project called with NYU colleague Thuy Linh Tu.

PhD, 2007, Comparative Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley

Books

• (Duke University Press 2022)
• (Duke University Press 2015)

Articles (Recent)

• ¾±²ÔÌýGastronomica 26.1 (Spring 2026)
• in Abolition Feminisms: Organizing, Survival, and Transformative Practice (Haymarket Books, 2022).
• Feminist Studies 46.2 (2020)
• Truthout.org (2020)
• ÌýThe New Republic (2019)
• The Nation (2019)