A common humanity
Subtitle: ritual, religion, and immigrant advocacy in Tucson, Arizona
By: Lane Van Ham
Publisher: University of Arizona Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Tucson
Language: eng
Number of pages: 219
ISBN-13: 9780816529650
Subjects: Social life and customs; Government policy; Emigration and immigration; Latin Americans; Foreign workers; Employment
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Migrant deaths and immigrant advocacy in southern Arizona; title: Interstice: Annie, during a Samaritan patrol, 2005; title: Political imagination in the United States; title: Interstice: an undated memo during fieldwork; title: US-Mexico border enforcement and the emergence of immigrant advocacy in Tucson; title: Interstice : field notes from the NMD Maricopa station, 2006; title: Immigrant advocacy in Tucson responds to the gatekeeper complex; title: Interstice : notes from a Derechos Humanos meeting, 2005; title: Individual worldviews : humanity, nationality, and ultimacy; title: Collective expression: dramatizing the crisis; title: The El Tiradito vigil; title: Memorial marches; title: Interstice : memo on a Samaritans trip, 2004; title: Ritual transformation and cosmopolitics in Tucson immigrant advocacy.