Andrea J Queeley
Biographic Data
| ID | 354171 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrea J Queeley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrea J |
| FAMILY NAME | Queeley |
| SIGNATURE | QUEELEY A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Global and Sociocultural Studies Department Florida International University Miami FL 33199 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Constance R. Sutton (1926–2018)
Connie Sutton, 2007. (Courtesy of Sutton-Lauria family) A pioneering scholar of Afro-Caribbean activism and migration and feminist anthropology, Constance Rita Sutton (“Connie,” as she was known to most) died on August 23, 2018. Her anthropology joined the production of knowledge to political action, a process she recognized as necessitating collaboration as much as, if not more than, individual effort and creativity. Her insights into the power …
El Puente: Transnationalism among Cubans of English-speaking Caribbean descent
This article examines intra-Caribbean migration and transnationalism through the case of anglophone Caribbean immigrants and their descendants in Cuba. In seeking an explanation for the resurgence of English-speaking Caribbean associations in Cuba during the 1990s, it explores the historical trajectory of this group from the time of arrival through the 1959 Revolution to the present. In addition to providing a narrative of the experience of this …
She Jes' Gits Hold of Us Dataway”: The Greens and Blues of Neighborhood Recovery in Post‐katrina New Orleans
This article presents the findings of preliminary research on housing and neighborhood recovery conducted in the spring of 2008 in New Orleans. The housing recovery in Post‐Katrina New Orleans is situated within broader social processes of community and neighborhood recovery; this article explores such processes from the perspectives of those activists and community leaders who are working directly in the recovery. The key questions that it addre…
Reading Cuba: "Forecasting the Fate of Blacks "After Fidel
Film Reviews
The Promised Ship/El Barco Prometido, 2001. A film by Luciano Capelli. 50 min. Color. Distributed by Latin American Video Archives, 124Washington Place, New York, NY 10014; phone (212) 243–4804, Fax (212) 243–2007, [email protected] , http://www.lavavideo.org
El Puente: Transnationalism among Cubans of English-speaking Caribbean descent
This article examines intra-Caribbean migration and transnationalism through the case of anglophone Caribbean immigrants and their descendants in Cuba. In seeking an explanation for the resurgence of English-speaking Caribbean associations in Cuba during the 1990s, it explores the historical trajectory of this group from the time of arrival through the 1959 Revolution to the present. In addition to providing a narrative of the experience of this …
Film Reviews
The Promised Ship/El Barco Prometido, 2001. A film by Luciano Capelli. 50 min. Color. Distributed by Latin American Video Archives, 124Washington Place, New York, NY 10014; phone (212) 243–4804, Fax (212) 243–2007, [email protected] , http://www.lavavideo.org
Reading Cuba: "Forecasting the Fate of Blacks "After Fidel
El Puente: Transnationalism among Cubans of English-speaking Caribbean descent
This article examines intra-Caribbean migration and transnationalism through the case of anglophone Caribbean immigrants and their descendants in Cuba. In seeking an explanation for the resurgence of English-speaking Caribbean associations in Cuba during the 1990s, it explores the historical trajectory of this group from the time of arrival through the 1959 Revolution to the present. In addition to providing a narrative of the experience of this …
She Jes' Gits Hold of Us Dataway”: The Greens and Blues of Neighborhood Recovery in Post‐katrina New Orleans
This article presents the findings of preliminary research on housing and neighborhood recovery conducted in the spring of 2008 in New Orleans. The housing recovery in Post‐Katrina New Orleans is situated within broader social processes of community and neighborhood recovery; this article explores such processes from the perspectives of those activists and community leaders who are working directly in the recovery. The key questions that it addre…
Constance R. Sutton (1926–2018)
Connie Sutton, 2007. (Courtesy of Sutton-Lauria family) A pioneering scholar of Afro-Caribbean activism and migration and feminist anthropology, Constance Rita Sutton (“Connie,” as she was known to most) died on August 23, 2018. Her anthropology joined the production of knowledge to political action, a process she recognized as necessitating collaboration as much as, if not more than, individual effort and creativity. Her insights into the power …
Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Cuban History and Society (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works)