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148. Regular Paper Session--International Migration: Gender and Work: Bromley Room
Intersecting Marginality: Indonesian Female Domestic Workers' Writing Group in Hong Kong. Shiho
Sawai, SUNY at Albany
The Experiences of Immigrant Nurses in Lowell, MA - A Case Study. Yingchan Zhang, Northeastern
University
American Dreams: Immigrant Women's Empowerment in Queens, NY. Michael Flynn and Fabiola
Fernandez-Salek. Michael Flynn Fabiola Fernandez-Salek, CUNY John Jay College
Negotiating Racialized Gendering Forces: Intersectional Analysis of Japanese-Brazilian Women in Japan.
Miho Iwata, University of Connecticut
Intersectionality and Migration: A Meta-analysis of the Study of Migration in Asia. Keumjae Park, William
Paterson University
Discussant:
Mary Gallant, Rowan University
149. Regular Paper Session--Culture, Consumption and the Construction of Meaning: Claypoole Room
The Production of Meaning: Analyzing Lifestyle Brand Creation. Emilie Dubois, Boston College
Race & Southern California's Cultural Landscape: From Zorro to Spanish-Colonial Revival Architecture.
Albert Fu, Kutztown University
Discussant:
Ronald Kramer, John Jay College
150. Regular Paper Session--Feminist Theory in Action: Reynolds Room
Loosening the Foundations for Action: Feminist Theory and Sociology in the Academy, Katrina Uhly,
Northeastern University
Third Wave Feminism as the "Unhappy Marriage" of Poststructuralism & Intersectionality Theory. Susan
Mann, University of New Orleans; Michael Grimes, Louisiana State University
LEFT HIGH AND DRY: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER, DAMS AND DEVELOPMENT IN
LESOTHO. Yvonne Braun, University of Oregon
Where Have All the Feminists Gone? An Ethnographic Study of College Students' Attitudes Toward the
Women's Movement. Erin Maurer, CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant:
Vernese Edghill-Walden, City Colleges of Chicago
151. Regular Paper Session--Prisoner Re-entry and Re-integration: Ballroom A1
Theories of Gender in Community-Based Reentry Programs for Female Offenders. Nicole Smolter,
University of Delaware
Doing Time, Filling Time: Bureaucratic Ritualism as a Barrier to Youth Prisoner Reentry. Jamie J. Fader,
SUNY at Albany; Christopher Dum, University at Albany, SUNY
Making "Ex-Cons" Safe for Employment: The Impact of Race, Ideology and the Concept of the Stranger on
the Reentry and Reintegration of Formerly Incarcerated African Americans. Deirdre Caputo, SUNY at
Stony Brook
Reformatting 50 Gigabytes into a 2 Gigabyte Space: An Examination of Strategies Used to
Deinstitutionalize, Institutionalized Convicts. Vincent Miles, Cheyney University & Thaddeus Stevens
College; Tonnette L Maxie, Cheyney University
Discussant:
Virginia McGovern, Mount Saint Mary's University
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