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Enforcing Masculinities At The Borders, Jamie Abrams

Articles in Law Reviews & Other Academic Journals

“American men have no history,” declared pioneering masculinities scholar, Michael Kimmel. Masculinities, the study of how men relate to each other and construct their identities, can be used as a powerful sociological and legal tool to understand institutions, power structures, and human relations. While the history of American immigration law has revealed rich multi-dimensional narratives of class, race, and domestic and international politics, sparse historical work has considered the masculinities dimensions of immigration law.

This Article considers how unpacking the masculinities dimensions of our paradigmatic shifts in immigration policy might offer an additional - even unifying - dimension to previously …

Hope For Change In Immigration Policy: Recommendations For The Obama Administration, Ajmel Quereshi

Human Rights Brief

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Immigration Policy And Immigration Flows: A Comparative Analysis Of Immigration Law In The U.S. And Argentina , Adela De La Torre, Julia Mendoza

The Modern American

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