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Administrative Burden and the Reproduction of Settler Colonialism: A Case Study of the Indian Child Welfare Act by BROWN, HANA E.

“…The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (ICWA) sought to end the forced removal of Native children from their tribes. Decades later, American Indian children are…”
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The Racialization of Latino Immigrants in New Destinations: Criminality, Ascription, and Countermobilization by Brown, Hana E, Jones, Jennifer A, Becker, Andrea

“…This article analyzes patterns in Latino immigrant racialization in the U.S. South. Drawing on a unique dataset of more than 4,200 news stories from the…”
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Race, Legality, and the Social Policy Consequences of Anti-Immigration Mobilization by Brown, Hana E.

“…With the dramatic rise in the U.S. Hispanic population, scholars have struggled to explain how race affects welfare state development beyond the Black-White…”
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Who Is an Indian Child? Institutional Context, Tribal Sovereignty, and Race-Making in Fragmented States by Brown, Hana E.

“…Despite growing interest in state race-making, we know little about how race-making plays out in the everyday practice of policy governance. To address this…”
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Racialized Conflict and Policy Spillover Effects: The Role of Race in the Contemporary U.S. Welfare State by BROWN, Hana E

“…This article introduces a racialized conflict theory to explain how racial divisions structure welfare state development in the absence of de jure…”
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Borders, Politics, and Bounded Sympathy: How U.S. Television News Constructs Refugees, 1980–2016 by Brown, Hana E, Dromgold-Sermen, Michelle S

“…This article problematizes a particular category in immigration politics: refugee. Drawing on a content analysis of 356 television news segments that aired on…”
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Immigrant Bodily Incorporation: How the Physical Body Structures Identity, Mobility, and Transnationalism by Brown, Hana E.

“…This article integrates insights from the sociology of the body and the sociology of immigration to examine the role of the body in the immigrant incorporation…”
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Chasing Respectability: Pro-Immigrant Organizations and the Reinforcement of Immigrant Racialization by Brown, Hana E., Jones, Jennifer A.

“…In this article, we investigate the role that pro-immigrant organizations play in immigrant racialization. Drawing on a critical case study from the longest…”
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Political mobilisation and public discourse in new immigrant destinations: news media characterisations of immigrants during the 2006 immigration marches by López-Sanders, Laura, Brown, Hana E.

“…In 2006, millions of immigrants engaged in boycotts and marches for immigrant rights. Many of these protests occurred in new destinations, places with little…”
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Refugees, Rights, and Race: How Legal Status Shapes Liberian Immigrants' Relationship with the State by Brown, Hana E.

“…Drawing on three years of participant observation in a Liberian immigrant community, this article examines the role of legal refugee status in immigrants'…”
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American federalism and racial formation in contemporary immigration policy: a processual analysis of Alabama's HB56 by Jones, Jennifer A., Brown, Hana E.

“…Racialization scholarship identifies the state as a primary site of racial formation. Most of this research envisions the state as a uniform entity, with…”
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Logics of Redistribution: Determinants of Generosity in Three U.S. Social Welfare Programs by Brown, Hana E., Best, Rachel Kahn

“…Social policy scholars disagree about which factors best predict U.S. welfare state generosity. We argue that this disagreement is an artifact of study…”
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UNITY IN THE STRUGGLE: IMMIGRATION AND THE SOUTH'S EMERGING CIVIL RIGHTS CONSENSUS by Brown, Hana E., Jones, Jennifer A., Dow, Taylor

“…In Oct of 2015, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory signed into law a bill that banned counties and cities in the state from declaring themselves sanctuaries…”
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Caring for Our Own: Why There Is No Political Demand for New American Social Welfare Rights by Sandra Levitsky (review) by Brown, Hana E

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Racialized Conflict and Policy Spillover Effects: The Role of Race in the Contemporary U.S. Welfare State 1 by Brown, Hana E.

“…This article introduces a racialized conflict theory to explain how racial divisions structure welfare state development in the absence of de jure…”
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Racialized Conflict and Policy Spillover Effects: The Role of Race in the Contemporary U.S. Welfare State1 by Brown, Hana E.

“…This article introduces a racialized conflict theory to explain how racial divisions structure welfare state development in the absence of de jure…”
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Race, Legality, and the Social Policy Consequences of AntiImmigration Mobilization by Brown, Hana E.

“…With the dramatic rise in the U.S. Hispanic population, scholars have struggled to explain how race affects welfare state development beyond the Black-White…”
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Repression, mobilization, and social policy: The Virginia civil rights movement and the war on poverty by Brown, Hana E.

“…Existing research argues that repression hindered the ability of local civil rights movements to influence the development of local War on Poverty programs;…”
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Rebuilding Without Papers: Disaster Migration and the Local Reception of Immigrants After Hurricane Katrina by Brown, Hana E., Wei, Zhongze, Lazaran, Michelle, Cates, Christopher, Jones, Jennifer A.

“…After Hurricane Katrina decimated the Gulf Coast in 2005, thousands of Latinx immigrants arrived in the region to work in reconstruction, one case of the…”
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Caring for Our Own: Why There Is No Political Demand for New American Social Welfare Rights by Brown, Hana E.

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