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Immigrants and the Right to Stayreviewed by Melissa Moreno - June 15, 2011 Title: Immigrants and the Right to Stay Author(s): Joseph H. Carens Publisher: MIT Press, Cambridge ISBN: 0262014831, Pages: 114, Year: 2010 Search for book at Amazon.comTo view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- Melissa Moreno
Woodland Community College
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MELISSA MORENO teaches and researches in the areas of Ethnic Studies, Multicultural Education, and Chicano/Latino Studies. She was the guest editor of the Social Justice Journal issue “Citizenship Surveillance of la Gente (people): Theory, Practice, Research and Cultural Citizen Voices.” She is co-author of “Cultural Production of a Decolonial Imaginary for a Young Chicana: Lessons from Mexican ImmigrantWorking-Class Women’s Culture,” published in the Journal of Educational Studies. Her current project is her book titled Lessons of Belonging and Citizenship: Sons and Daughters of Mexican Immigrants.
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