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'We are not ignorant': Transnational migrants’ experiences of racialized securitization (2019) |
Megan Ybarra |
Area Studies, Immigration, Indigenous, Migration, Nationalism, Race and Ethnicity |
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UndocuQueer Disidentifications (2019) |
Edgar Sandoval |
Citizenship, Immigration, Migration, Politics, Queer Studies, Race and Ethnicity, Transnational |
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Examining the Everyday for Immigration Politics (2019) |
Edgar Sandoval |
Citizenship, Immigration, Migration, Politics, Queer Studies, Race and Ethnicity |
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On Becoming a Latinx Geographies Killjoy (2019) |
Megan Ybarra |
Indigenous, Race and Ethnicity, Transnational |
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Kim England and Caitlin Alcorn "Growing care gaps, shrinking state?" (2018) |
Kim England, Caitlin Alcorn |
Economics, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Health, Labor, Law, Politics |
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Karin Schwiter, Kendra Strauss & Kim England “At home with the boss" (2018) |
Kim England |
Critical Theory, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Justice, Labor, Migration, Neoliberalism, Politics, Race and Ethnicity |
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Kim England “Women in the Office: Clerical Work, Modernity and Workplaces" (2018) |
Kim England |
Census, Cities, Feminism and Feminist Theory, History, Labor, Politics, Urban Studies |
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Feminist Digital Geographies (2018) |
Sarah Elwood |
Big Data, Critical Theory, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Geographic Information Systems, Queer Studies, Race and Ethnicity |
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Relational Poverty Politics (2018) |
Sarah Elwood, Victoria Lawson |
Citizenship, Critical Theory, Economics, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Immigration, Politics, Poverty, Race and Ethnicity, Social Movements, Social Stratification/Inequality |
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Deploying Difference: Security threat narratives and state displacement from protected aresas (2018) |
Megan Ybarra |
Environment, Indigenous, Justice, Nationalism, Race and Ethnicity, Transnational |
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Reimagining GIScience for relational spaces (2018) |
Luke Bergmann |
Big Data, Census, Cities, Geographic Information Systems, Geovisualization, Housing, Labor, Mapping, Population, Urban Studies |
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Kim England "Home, Domestic Work and the State" (2017) |
Kim England |
Citizenship, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Justice, Labor, Law, Politics, Social Movements |
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Hunger Strikes: A Call to End Immigrant Detention (2017) |
Megan Ybarra |
Citizenship, Civic Engagement, Immigration, Justice, Law, Migration, Politics, Public Scholarship, Race and Ethnicity, Social Movements |
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Geographical relational poverty studies (2017) |
Sarah Elwood, Victoria Lawson |
Critical Theory, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Poverty, Social Stratification/Inequality |
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Intra-disciplinarity and visual politics (2017) |
Sarah Elwood |
Geovisualization, Politics |
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Critical GIS Pedagogies (2017) |
Sarah Elwood |
Geographic Information Systems |
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Green Wars (2017) |
Megan Ybarra |
Area Studies, Environment, Indigenous, Justice, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Transnational |
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Conservation, biopolitics, and governance (2017) |
Christine Biermann, Rob Anderson |
Environment, Science and Technology, Sustainability |
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Towards economic geographies beyond the Nature-Society divide (2017) |
Luke Bergmann |
Big Data, Consumption, Economics, Environment, Geographic Information Systems, Geovisualization, Global, Mapping, Population, Sustainability |
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Daniel Bessner and Matthew Sparke “Nazism, Neoliberalism and the Trumpist Challenge to Democracy,” Environment and Planning A. (2017) |
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Class, Critical Theory, Global, History, Ideology, Nationalism, Neoliberalism |
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Seeking Northlake: Place, technology, and public as enabling constraints for urban transdisciplinary research (2017) |
Megan Brown, Jennifer Porter |
Urban Studies |
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Austerity and the embodiment of neoliberalism as ill-health (2017) |
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Citizenship, Class, Critical Theory, Disease, Global, Health, Medicine, Migration, Neoliberalism, Transnational |
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“We Don’t Need Money, We Need to be Together:” Forced transnationality in deportation’s afterlives (2017) |
Megan Ybarra |
Citizenship, Immigration, Migration, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Transnational |
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Kim England and Kevin Ward “Theorizing Neoliberalization” (2016) |
Kim England |
Critical Theory, Economics, Ideology, Neoliberalism, Politics |
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“Nobody Calls Me Chicken” (2016) |
Julian Barr |
Critical Theory, Feminism and Feminist Theory, Popular Culture |
