Research Interests
My research centers primarily on the intersection of gender and immigration in the US context, with a particular focus on gendered violence. More broadly, my interest in immigration has motivated my work on language politics, refugee and asylum policy, detention and deportation, and borders. Beyond this, I do work in feminist cultural studies, including an article (currently under review) about the corporate articulation of feminism in the CBS television show "Supergirl."
Article Abstracts
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"Supergirl and the Corporate Articulation of Neoliberal Feminism"
By: Kathryn Miller and Joshua Plencner Click here to read the abstract |
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"Floodgates, Fraudsters, and Innocent Victims: Mobilizing Fear and Pity in the Exercise of Paternalistic State Power"
By: Kathryn Miller Click here to read the abstract |
(U.S Fish & Wildlife Service photo)
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