Kimberly Gomez
Biographic Data
| ID | 301188 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kimberly Gomez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kimberly |
| FAMILY NAME | Gomez |
| SIGNATURE | GOMEZ K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6339-5308 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Navigating Spatial Enclosures: Race, Place, and School Policing
Law enforcement’s increased presence in U.S. public schools has significantly affected Black students’ access to opportunities and their overall safety. Limited attention has been paid to the broader context in which school policing operates, extending beyond school buildings and embedded in larger neighborhood dynamics. We develop a theory of “spatial enclosures” to describe how policing manifests across schools, neighborhoods, and school police…
Widows Under Hindu Law, by David J. Brick
Sanskrit and the Labour of Gender in Early Modern South India - Corrigendum
Sanskrit and the labour of gender in early modern South India
In the early eighteenth century, a husband and co-wife trio undertook a household project in Maratha-ruled Tanjavur. These migrants from the Western Deccan jointly authored a set of Sanskrit commentaries invested in the idea of 'Maharashtrianness'. The unusual authoring of a Sanskrit commentary by these women alongside their husband exemplifies broader changes that were taking place in Sanskrit intellectual circles in early modern South India. Tr…
Sports and Qatar's empowered woman narrative
Qatar is a wealthy Arabian Gulf country whose petrodollars have been spent on a series of neoliberal projects intended to boost its economy and enhance its international profile. Integral to Qatar's ambitions is an “empowered woman” narrative that situates female advancement as central to the state's agenda. Qatar has relied heavily on sports to disseminate this motif, integrating it into its national development goals, sending female athletes to…
Sanskrit and the labour of gender in early modern South India
In the early eighteenth century, a husband and co-wife trio undertook a household project in Maratha-ruled Tanjavur. These migrants from the Western Deccan jointly authored a set of Sanskrit commentaries invested in the idea of 'Maharashtrianness'. The unusual authoring of a Sanskrit commentary by these women alongside their husband exemplifies broader changes that were taking place in Sanskrit intellectual circles in early modern South India. Tr…
Sports and Qatar's empowered woman narrative
Qatar is a wealthy Arabian Gulf country whose petrodollars have been spent on a series of neoliberal projects intended to boost its economy and enhance its international profile. Integral to Qatar's ambitions is an “empowered woman” narrative that situates female advancement as central to the state's agenda. Qatar has relied heavily on sports to disseminate this motif, integrating it into its national development goals, sending female athletes to…
Sports and Qatar's empowered woman narrative
Qatar is a wealthy Arabian Gulf country whose petrodollars have been spent on a series of neoliberal projects intended to boost its economy and enhance its international profile. Integral to Qatar's ambitions is an “empowered woman” narrative that situates female advancement as central to the state's agenda. Qatar has relied heavily on sports to disseminate this motif, integrating it into its national development goals, sending female athletes to…
Sanskrit and the Labour of Gender in Early Modern South India - Corrigendum
Sanskrit and the labour of gender in early modern South India
In the early eighteenth century, a husband and co-wife trio undertook a household project in Maratha-ruled Tanjavur. These migrants from the Western Deccan jointly authored a set of Sanskrit commentaries invested in the idea of 'Maharashtrianness'. The unusual authoring of a Sanskrit commentary by these women alongside their husband exemplifies broader changes that were taking place in Sanskrit intellectual circles in early modern South India. Tr…
Widows Under Hindu Law, by David J. Brick
Navigating Spatial Enclosures: Race, Place, and School Policing
Law enforcement’s increased presence in U.S. public schools has significantly affected Black students’ access to opportunities and their overall safety. Limited attention has been paid to the broader context in which school policing operates, extending beyond school buildings and embedded in larger neighborhood dynamics. We develop a theory of “spatial enclosures” to describe how policing manifests across schools, neighborhoods, and school police…
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