Integration, Incorporation & Belonging
This research theme examines the processes by which immigrants and their descendants become part of a destination society across social, labor market and economic, cultural, linguistic and political dimensions. It pays particular attention to how the intersections of race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, class, legal status and other differences, as well as contextual factors such as local communities and policies shape experiences of integration and belonging.
Faculty in This Area
Assistant Professor and Anthropology
Associate Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs
Director of the Art Therapy Program, Associate Professor
Professor of Geography & International Affairs
Associate Professor of Spanish Literature
Associate Dean of Academic Innovation; Professor of English and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Professor of Anthropology, History, and International Affairs
Professor of American Studies and History
Associate Professor of Sociology
Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs
Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs
Professor of Geography & International Affairs
Director, Africana Studies Program; Professor of History and Africana Studies
Director of the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute; Associate Professor of Public Policy and Public Administration and Sociology