Rupaleem Bhuyan, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2006 | University of Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA |
Area:
Social Work, Women's Studies, Ethnic and Racial StudiesGoogle:
"Rupaleem Bhuyan"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Anthony H. Ishisaka | grad student | 2006 | University of Washington | |
| (Disciplining through the promise of "freedom": The production of the battered immigrant woman in public policy and domestic violence advocacy.) | ||||
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| Park Y, Bhuyan R, Wahab S. (2020) Still We Resist: Reflections on Our Tenure as Editors-in-Chief Affilia. 35: 445-448 |
| Bhuyan R, Park Y, Lee E. (2020) Should Journal Rankings Matter? Assigning “Prestige and Quality” in the Neoliberal Academy Affilia. 35: 157-159 |
| Bhuyan R, Wahab S, Park Y. (2019) A Green New Deal for Social Work Affilia. 34: 289-294 |
| Park Y, Bhuyan R, Wahab S. (2019) Reclaiming the Space of Contestation Affilia. 34: 5-7 |
| Bhuyan R, Bragg B. (2019) Epistemologies of bordering: Domestic violence advocacy with marriage migrants in the shadow of deportation Migration Studies |
| Wahab S, Bhuyan R, Park Y. (2018) Feeding the Scyborgs in Social Work: Enduring Commitments That Sustain Affilia. 33: 281-285 |
| Pintin-Perez M, Wiesner MLR, Bhuyan R. (2018) The symbolic violence of tolerance zones: Constructing the spatial marginalization of female Central American migrant sex workers in Mexico Womens Studies International Forum. 68: 75-84 |
| Bhuyan R, Valmadrid L, Panlaqui EL, et al. (2018) Responding to the structural violence of migrant domestic work: insights from participatory action research with migrant caregivers in Canada Journal of Family Violence. 33: 613-627 |
| Park Y, Bhuyan R, Wahab S. (2017) Can an Academic Journal Promote Radical Scholarship Affilia. 32: 273-275 |
| Park Y, Wahab S, Bhuyan R. (2017) Feminism in These Dangerous Times Affilia. 32: 5-9 |