28 results on '"Horton, Sarah B."'
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2. 7. Knowing Your Rights in Trump's America: Paper Trails of Migrant Community Empowerment
3. Contributors
4. 8. Strategies of Documentation among Kichwa Transnational Migrants
5. Title, Copyright
6. Conclusion. Documents as Power
7. Part III: Resistance and Refusals
8. 5. Opportunities and Double Binds: Legal Craft in an Era of Uncertainty
9. 4. Documented as Unauthorized
10. 6. Document Overseers, Enhanced Enforcement, and Racialized Local Contexts: Experiences of Latino/a Immigrants in Phoenix, Arizona
11. Part II: Documents as Security, Documents as Visibility
12. 3. Documenting Membership: The Divergent Politics of Migrant Driver's Licenses in New Mexico and Arizona
13. 1. The People Out of Place: State Limits on Free Mobility and the Making of Im(migrants)
14. Part I: Foundations: Controlling Space and Time
15. 2. And About Time Too ... : Migration, Documentation, and Temporalities
16. Introduction. Paper Trails: Migrants, Bureaucratic Inscription, and Legal Recognition
17. Explaining Lead Poisoning among Refugee Children : The Role of the Resettlement Process
18. Introduction. Paper Trails
19. From "Deportability" to "Denounce-ability:" New Forms of Labor Subordination in an Era of Governing Immigration Through Crime
20. An ethnographic study of Latino preschool children's oral health in rural California: Intersections among family, community, provider and regulatory sectors
21. Paper Trails : Migrants, Documents, and Legal Insecurity
22. Praying for More Time: Mexican Immigrants’ Pandemic Eldercare Dilemmas
23. An ethnographic study of Latino preschool children's oral health in rural California: Intersections among family, community, provider and regulatory sectors
24. Becoming Legal: Immigration Law and Mixed Status Families. Ruth Gomberg-Muñoz. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016.
25. Ghost Workers: The Implications of Governing Immigration Through Crime for Migrant Workplaces
26. Medical Returns as Class Transformation: Situating Migrants' Medical Returns within a Framework of Transnationalism
27. A LATINO ORAL HEALTH PARADOX? USING ETHNOGRAPHY TO SPECIFY THE BIOCULTURAL FACTORS BEHIND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODELS
28. A LATINO ORAL HEALTH PARADOX? USING ETHNOGRAPHY TO SPECIFY THE BIO-CULTURAL FACTORS BEHIND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODELS.
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