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Katie Dingeman

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology

NoneKatie Dingeman is currently serving as a College Of Natural And Social Sciences faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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Katie Dingeman

California State University, Los Angeles

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human migration migration studies political science international migration criminology journalism sociology social sciences forced migration migration policy cross-border management latin american diaspora transnational mobility mexico-guatemala border el salvador international security security studies ethnicity feminist theory race strategic studies crisis management feminist criminology ethnic studies refugee studies nationality transport geography theoretical criminology refugee law homeland security protectionism latin american studies xenoracism indigenous studies labor migration cross-border crime compassionate repression southern california immigration-crime nexus contingent journeys

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Deportation as Deterrence?. IGI Global eBooks (2021)

political sciencecriminologytheoretical criminologyrefugee lawcross-border crime

Gateway to the North? Contingent Journeys at the Mexico‐Guatemala Border. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2020)

Rebecca B. GalembaKatie DingemanKaelyn DeVries

political scienceethnographytransnational mobilitymigration studiesindigenous studieshuman migrationcross-border managementtransport geographyanthropologyinternational migrationlabor migrationmexico-guatemala bordercontingent journeyscultural anthropologycaribbean studiesjournalismlatin american diaspora

Immigration and Crime and the Criminalization of Immigration. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Rubén G. RumbautKatie DingemanAnthony Robles

sociologypolitical sciencecriminologysocial sciences

Paradoxes of Protection: Compassionate Repression at the Mexico–Guatemala Border. Journal on Migration and Human Security (2019)

Rebecca GalembaKatie DingemanKaelyn DeVriesYvette Servin

public healthstrategic studiesforced migrationmigration policyhomeland securityinternational securitycriminologyhuman migrationcrisis managementsecurity studiescross-border managementinternational migrationcompassionate repressionmexico-guatemala borderprotectionismmigration studiesjournalismbehavioral sciences

Neglected, Protected, Ejected: Latin American Women Caught by Crimmigration. Feminist Criminology (2017)

latin american studiesgender studiesfeminist criminologylatin american diasporafeminist theory

Segmented Re/Integration: Divergent Post-Deportation Trajectories in El Salvador. Social Problems (2017)

spanishhuman migrationel salvadorethnicitymigration studiesforced migration

The Immigration-Crime Nexus and Post-Deportation Experiences: En/Countering Stereotypes in Southern California and El Salvador. eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2010)

racetransnational mobilityethnic studiesracial discriminationmigration policysociologyxenoracismcritical race theorysocial scienceshuman migrationsouthern californiainternational migrationrefugee studiesnationalityel salvadormigration studiesimmigration-crime nexus

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Katie Dingeman

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology

NoneKatie Dingeman is currently serving as a College Of Natural And Social Sciences faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Katie Dingeman

California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Deportation as Deterrence?. IGI Global eBooks (2021)

political sciencecriminologytheoretical criminologyrefugee lawcross-border crime

Gateway to the North? Contingent Journeys at the Mexico‐Guatemala Border. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2020)

Rebecca B. GalembaKatie DingemanKaelyn DeVries

Immigration and Crime and the Criminalization of Immigration. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Rubén G. RumbautKatie DingemanAnthony Robles

sociologypolitical sciencecriminologysocial sciences

Paradoxes of Protection: Compassionate Repression at the Mexico–Guatemala Border. Journal on Migration and Human Security (2019)

Rebecca GalembaKatie DingemanKaelyn DeVriesYvette Servin

Neglected, Protected, Ejected: Latin American Women Caught by Crimmigration. Feminist Criminology (2017)

latin american studiesgender studiesfeminist criminologylatin american diasporafeminist theory

Segmented Re/Integration: Divergent Post-Deportation Trajectories in El Salvador. Social Problems (2017)

spanishhuman migrationel salvadorethnicitymigration studiesforced migration

The Immigration-Crime Nexus and Post-Deportation Experiences: En/Countering Stereotypes in Southern California and El Salvador. eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2010)

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