Struggles for Social Justice in the Contemporary Indian Diaspora
Struggles for Social Justice in the Contemporary Indian Diaspora
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Grounded in long-term ethnography, Refugees Together and Citizens Apart examines how dispossessed Palestinians experience and seek to resist Israeli coercive differentiation through the study of two areas with intertwined histories of forced displacement: the segregated Palestinian districts of Lyd (renamed Lod), and the Jalazone refugee camp in the West Bank.
Pathways to Prevention explores the history of child welfare policy and research relevant to child maltreatment prevention. The book highlights key research developments over the past five decades, including the Lehigh Longitudinal Study, and aligns these with changes in policy at the federal and local levels.
Drawing on international case studies as well as in-depth fieldwork in Germany, the book depicts the ideal of social mobility from multiple perspectives.
