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
"Supergirl and the Corporate Articulation of Neoliberal Feminism"
By: Kathryn Miller and Joshua Plencner Click here to read the abstract |
"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 |
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