Erika Busse
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 128173 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Erika Busse |
| PRENOMES | Erika |
| SOBRENOME | Busse |
| ASSINATURA | BUSSE E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of the Pacific |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
How the 'neutral' university makes critical feminist pedagogy impossible
While critical pedagogy emphasizes the marginalized status of the learner, feminist pedagogy challenges the presumption of a one-dimensional power dynamic in the classroom by illuminating the intersecting axes of power along which everyone in a learning community, including the pedagog, can simultaneously enjoy privileges and experience marginalization. Yet there has been little empirical intersectional research on how the university as an instit…
"Authentic" Dance and Racialized Ethnic Identities in Multicultural America
We investigate how Chinese and Peruvian immigrants in the United States construct the idea of authenticity through dance and what roles the discourse and practice surrounding authenticity play in the formation of racialized ethnic identities. This inquiry reveals that "authenticity" in the context of immigrant dance has two distinct but related dimensions; it is both a descriptor of cultural practice and a quality of individual subjectivities by …
The Legal–Illegal Nexus
This study of Haitian migrants moving through Peru to Brazil in 2013 during a time of changing immigration laws depicts how the migrants—navigate varied circumstances they face when dealing with the police, migration agents, and civilians during their journey. First, by being situated in the context of South-South migration, this case allows the opportunity to extend the concepts of transit migration and the legal-illegal nexus. Second, in the co…
The social side of ethnic entrepreneur breakout
This article examines the social uses of immigrant business spaces that correspond to different stages of breakout, or the movement of a business from a limited, primarily co-ethnic customer base to a wider, primarily non-co-ethnic customer base. Using participant observation and interview data from three Latino immigrant-dominated shopping malls in the USA, we assess how the degree of breakout at each mall and the resulting degree of heterogenei…
Mobility, Markets and Indigenous Socialities. Contemporary Migration in the Peruvian Andes ‐ by Ødegaard, Cecilie V
The Xaripu Community Across Borders
Discoveries
Institutional Vulnerablity and Opportunity
New legal realism focuses on the complexity of individual action and the view of law from the “bottom-up.” Neoinstitutionalism also suggests that rational-actor models are too simplistic, but spotlights enduring historical effects on individual action and thus tends to view the world from the “top-down.” In this article, we seek to marry the two disparate approaches by centering on moments of institutional vulnerability and opportunity when a sys…
Presidente o Gobierno
No presenta resumen
The social side of ethnic entrepreneur breakout
This article examines the social uses of immigrant business spaces that correspond to different stages of breakout, or the movement of a business from a limited, primarily co-ethnic customer base to a wider, primarily non-co-ethnic customer base. Using participant observation and interview data from three Latino immigrant-dominated shopping malls in the USA, we assess how the degree of breakout at each mall and the resulting degree of heterogenei…
The Legal–Illegal Nexus
This study of Haitian migrants moving through Peru to Brazil in 2013 during a time of changing immigration laws depicts how the migrants—navigate varied circumstances they face when dealing with the police, migration agents, and civilians during their journey. First, by being situated in the context of South-South migration, this case allows the opportunity to extend the concepts of transit migration and the legal-illegal nexus. Second, in the co…
Institutional Vulnerablity and Opportunity
New legal realism focuses on the complexity of individual action and the view of law from the “bottom-up.” Neoinstitutionalism also suggests that rational-actor models are too simplistic, but spotlights enduring historical effects on individual action and thus tends to view the world from the “top-down.” In this article, we seek to marry the two disparate approaches by centering on moments of institutional vulnerability and opportunity when a sys…
How the 'neutral' university makes critical feminist pedagogy impossible
While critical pedagogy emphasizes the marginalized status of the learner, feminist pedagogy challenges the presumption of a one-dimensional power dynamic in the classroom by illuminating the intersecting axes of power along which everyone in a learning community, including the pedagog, can simultaneously enjoy privileges and experience marginalization. Yet there has been little empirical intersectional research on how the university as an instit…
Presidente o Gobierno
No presenta resumen
Institutional Vulnerablity and Opportunity
New legal realism focuses on the complexity of individual action and the view of law from the “bottom-up.” Neoinstitutionalism also suggests that rational-actor models are too simplistic, but spotlights enduring historical effects on individual action and thus tends to view the world from the “top-down.” In this article, we seek to marry the two disparate approaches by centering on moments of institutional vulnerability and opportunity when a sys…
Discoveries
Mobility, Markets and Indigenous Socialities. Contemporary Migration in the Peruvian Andes ‐ by Ødegaard, Cecilie V
The Xaripu Community Across Borders
The Legal–Illegal Nexus
This study of Haitian migrants moving through Peru to Brazil in 2013 during a time of changing immigration laws depicts how the migrants—navigate varied circumstances they face when dealing with the police, migration agents, and civilians during their journey. First, by being situated in the context of South-South migration, this case allows the opportunity to extend the concepts of transit migration and the legal-illegal nexus. Second, in the co…
The social side of ethnic entrepreneur breakout
This article examines the social uses of immigrant business spaces that correspond to different stages of breakout, or the movement of a business from a limited, primarily co-ethnic customer base to a wider, primarily non-co-ethnic customer base. Using participant observation and interview data from three Latino immigrant-dominated shopping malls in the USA, we assess how the degree of breakout at each mall and the resulting degree of heterogenei…
"Authentic" Dance and Racialized Ethnic Identities in Multicultural America
We investigate how Chinese and Peruvian immigrants in the United States construct the idea of authenticity through dance and what roles the discourse and practice surrounding authenticity play in the formation of racialized ethnic identities. This inquiry reveals that "authenticity" in the context of immigrant dance has two distinct but related dimensions; it is both a descriptor of cultural practice and a quality of individual subjectivities by …
How the 'neutral' university makes critical feminist pedagogy impossible
While critical pedagogy emphasizes the marginalized status of the learner, feminist pedagogy challenges the presumption of a one-dimensional power dynamic in the classroom by illuminating the intersecting axes of power along which everyone in a learning community, including the pedagog, can simultaneously enjoy privileges and experience marginalization. Yet there has been little empirical intersectional research on how the university as an instit…
Political science (9 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Immigration (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 obras) · Anthropology (2 obras) · Citation (2 obras) · Context (archaeology (2 obras)