Research Handbook on Intersectionality

Edited by Mary Romero, Professor Emerita, Justice and Social Inquiry, Arizona State University, US

• Contents:1 Introduction: intersectionality and transforming the production of knowledge 1Mary RomeroPART I FOUNDATIONAL RESEARCH2 Ida B. Wells-Barnett, activist and journalist 15Lori Amber Roesser3 Anna Julia Cooper (1858–1964): intersectionality and activism 33Patricia Madoo Lengermann and Gillian Niebrugge4 Du Boisian sociology and intersectionality 51Matthew W. Hughey5 The Social Settlement Movement and activist scholarship 69Patricia Madoo Lengermann and Gillian NiebruggePART II INTERSECTIONAL RESEARCH ININTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIESSECTION IIA CRITICAL INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES6 Intersectionality as an ethical commitment 90Sophie Withaeckx7 Disability and rural poverty in the global South 108Shaun Grech8 Anti-colonial praxis in community-based research in feminist food studies 123Barbara ParkerSECTION IIB CRITICAL SEXUALITY STUDIES9 Researching sexuality and state 143Jyoti Puri10 Space, place and urban future 158Marcus Anthony Hunter and Terrell J.A. Winder11 Making sexuality, gender, and migration intersectional 170Salvador Vidal-OrtizSECTION IIC CRITICAL INDIGENOUS STUDIES12 Indigeneity, feminisms, and activism 186Renya K. Ramirez13 Intersectionality and ethnography 204Robert Keith Collins14 Thrivance: an indigenous queer intersectional methodology 223Andrew J. JolivétteSECTION IID CITIZENSHIP STUDIES15 Intersectional insights into lived citizenship 239Daniela Cherubini16 Heterosexual marriage-related regimes 257Laura Odasso17 Intersectionality, citizenship and labor 274Pallavi Banerjee and Carieta O. Thomas18 Gender-based violence and citizenship in a migration context 292Evangelia Tastsoglou and Lori WilkinsonPART III INTERSECTIONALITY AND APPLIED RESEARCHSECTION IIIA SOCIAL WORK, DIASTER RECOVERY AND HEALTHDISPARITIES19 Intersectionality and immigrant and refugee trauma 313Filomena M. Critelli and Asli Cennet Yalim20 Power dynamics driving disasters’ impacts, response, and recovery 332Lynn Weber and Anna Smith Pruitt21 Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women’s health 351Karen J. Leong, Kathy Nakagawa, and Aggie J. Yellow HorseSECTION IIIB SOCIAL JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY STUDIES22 Scholar activist intersectional approaches 370Akosua Adomako Ampofo23 Multi-level analyses of homecare labor 385Cynthia J. Cranford and Jennifer Jihye Chun24 Environmental activism and immigrant women of color 404Nadia Y. Kim25 Children’s rights and social change 421Brian Gran and Colette NganaPART IV INTERSECTIONAL GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES:GLOBALIZATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM26 Centering region and multi-scalar lenses 443Ghassan Moussawi27 Intersectionality and migrant smuggling research 458Gabriella Sanchez28 Intersectionality beyond its traditions 476Bandana Purkayastha and Miho Iwata29 Centering intersectionality in transnational research 494Anjana Narayan and Erica MoralesIndex

‘Mary Romero is once again pushing the boundaries of intersectionality, reaching backward as well as forward to reveal intersectionality’s deep history and future evolution. All this in a single volume with dozens of contributors demonstrating how to put intersectionality into practice in both research and activism on an astonishingly wide range of issues.’