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University of California Research Associates

Last	First	Email	Campus	Department	Research Interests
Bloemraad	Irene	bloemr@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Sociology	political sociology, race & ethnicity, social movements, nationalism, canada
Ceniza Choy	Catherine	ceniza@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Ethnic Studies	Asian American history, Philippine/Filipino American studies, contemporary U.S. immigration, international migration of nurses, transnational adoption
Fox	Cybelle	cfox@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Sociology	race & ethnic relations, American welfare state, immigration, health policy, public opinion, historical sociology, political sociology
Glenn	Evelyn Nakano	englenn@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Ethnic Studies	citizenship, immigration, intersections of race and gender, care labor, colorism
Guendelman	Sylvia	sylviag@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Public Health	Reproductive health, access to healthcare, health along US-Mex Border, health issues of working women, obesity
Hirschkind	Charles	chirschk@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Anthropology	Muslim immigrants; religion; Europe & Spain;
Jastram	Kate	kjastram@law.berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Law
Um	Khatharya	umk@berkeley.edu	Berkeley	Ethnic Studies	Southeast Asia, refugees, transnational and diaspora studies, transnational civil society, human security, health and education
Guarnizo	Luis	leguarnizo@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Human & Community Development	Economic Sociology, entrepreneurs, comparative international development, citizenship
Hamilton	Erin	erhamilton@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Sociology	International migration, Mexico, social demography, health, gender, urbanization, geography
Haynes	Bruce	bdhaynes @ ucdavis.edu	Davis	Sociology	Race & ethnicity, urban studies, community studies
Hing	Bill	bhing@ucdavis.edu	Davis	School of Law	Immigration Policy, Race Relations, Public Interest Law, Asian American Studies
Johnson	Kevin	krjohnson@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Law	Immigration Law and policy; race; civil rights
Kyle	David	djkyle @ ucdavis.edu	Davis	Sociology	Ethnicity, economic sociology, law and society, global comparative sociology
Money	Jeannette	jnmoney@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Political Science	Electoral participation; political geography; immigration control
Okamoto	Dina	dgokamoto@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Sociology	civic and political incorporation of immigrants, panethnicity and ethnic identity, adaptation of immigrant and second-generation youth
Peri	Giovanni	gperi@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Economics	International Migrations, Labor Markets, Economic Productivity, Trade
Smith	Michael Peter	mpsmith@ucdavis.edu	Davis	Human & Community Development	Transnationalism; global migration and citizenship; globalization and urban development; racial and ethnic formation
Smith	James	jfsmith@ucdavis.edu	Davis	School of Law	Immigration detention, deportation, criminalization, comparative immigration policies and migration of marginalized populations in Latin America, particularly Mexico.
Bean	Frank	fbean@uci.edu	Irvine	Sociology	Demography, Racial & Ethnic Relations, Economic Sociology, Family
Bernal	Victoria	vbernal@uci.edu	Irvine	Anthropology	gender, nationalism, transnationalism, development, cyberspace, and Islam.
Brown	Susan K.	skbrown@uci.edu	Irvine	Sociology	Immigrant incorporation, urban sociology, educational inequality
Calavita	Kitty	kccalavi@uci.edu	Irvine	Criminology, Law & Society	sociology of law, criminology, social deviance, and inequality
Chacon	Jennifer	jchacon@law.uci.edu	Irvine	School of Law	Criminalization of migration; effects of immigration enforcement on local policing norms and procedures; prosecutions of immigration crimes; human trafficking.
Chavez	Leo	lchavez@uci.edu	Irvine	Anthropology	Latin America, medical anthropology, transnational communities,
Chen	Yong	y3chen@uci.edu	Irvine	History	Asian-American history, Late 19th & 20th Century, American social & cultural history, U.S. immigration history, transpacific history, history of food.
Coutin	Susan	scoutin@uci.edu	Irvine	Criminology, Law & Society; Anthropology	law, culture, human rights, citizenship, political activism, Central America
Desipio	Louis	ldesipio@uci.edu	Irvine	Political Science	Ethnic Politics, Latino Politics, naturalization, U.S. electoral politics
Feliciano	Cynthia	felician@uci.edu	Irvine	Chicano/Latino Studies	Race and Ethnicity, Education, Immigration, Inequality
Goodman	Sara Wallace	s.goodman@uci.edu	Irvine	Political Science	Citizenship in Europe, immigration policy, immigrant integration
James	Winston	wjames@uci.edu	Irvine	History	Caribbean, African-American, African Diaspora, Europe
Lee	Jennifer	jenlee@uci.edu	Irvine	Sociology	Race/Ethnicity, Social Inequality, Asian American Studies
Mazzolari	Francesca	fmazzola@uci.edu	Irvine	Economics	welfare benefits, Economics of Immigration, Wage Inequality
Millward	Jessica	millward@uci.edu	Irvine	History	African American History, the African Diaspora, Gender and Women, Law and Society
Rosas	Ana Elizabeth	arosas1@uci.edu	Irvine	Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies	Chicana/o History, Comparative Immigration, Race, Ethnic, and Gender Studies, and Oral History
Ruiz	Vicki	vruiz@uci.edu	Irvine	History	Latina history, labor studies, immigration history, U.S. West+
Rumbaut	Ruben	rrumbaut@uci.edu	Irvine	Sociology	Second generation, intergenerational mobility, assimilation, criminality, bilingualism, language loss, ethnic identity, citzenship, health and mortality, education, policy
Sadiq	Kamal	kamal@uci.edu	Irvine	Political Science	Southeast Asia, India, politics of immigration in Asia, ethnic conflict, and politics of South Asia
Vo	Linda	volt@uci.edu	Irvine	Asian American Studies	Asian American studies; race and ethnic relations; immigration theory; gender relations; social stratification; and community and urban sociology
DeLugan	Robin Maria	rdelugan@ucmerced.edu	Merced	School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts	nation-state formation, national belonging, race-ethnicity-nation, citizenship, social memory, migration, diaspora, transnationalism, indigenous migration from Latin America to the US, El Salvador, California
Chang	Edward	edch@ucr.edu	Riverside	Ethnic Studies	Korean American, Korean diaspora, Korean-African American Relations, Korean-Latino relations, and Race Relations
Ossman	Susan	susan.ossman@ucr.edu	Riverside	Anthropology	emerging forms of transnational social life and political engagement from the perspective of serial migrants, people who have lived in several countries. North Africa, Europe, Middle East.
Pyke	Karen	karen.pyke@ucr.edu	Riverside	Sociology	1.5 and 2nd generation Asian Americans, Gender, Race & Ethnicity, Internalized Oppression, Critical Race Feminist Theory, Power, Identities, Families, Qualitative and Interpretive Methods
Ramakrishnan	Karthick	karthick.ramakrishnan@ucr.edu	Riverside	Political Science	Immigration and race/ethnicity, civic engagement, public policy
Sorensen	Todd	todd.sorensen@ucr.edu	Riverside	Economics	Labor market effects of immigration, Immigrant assimilation, Labor market adjustments of natives to immigration
Lien	Pei-Te	plien@polsci.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Political Science	Transnational politics of Asian Americans, the intersection of race, ethnicity, gender, and nativity in political behavior, both of the elites and the mass
Lopez-Carr	David	carr@geog.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Geography	Human dimensions of global environmental change, land use/cover change, international and internal migration, fertility, health, rural poverty and development, Latin America
Palerm	Juan Vicente	palerm@anth.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Anthropology	rural development, peasant economies and societies, migration, labor and agriculture, community studies, family studies, history of ethnological theory, political economy and Marxism.
Park	John S.W.	jswpark@asamst.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Asian American Studies	immigration law and policy, race theory, political theory and public law
Pinedo-Turnovsky	Carolyn	cturnovsky@soc.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Sociology	Race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, immigration studies, and ethnography.
Spickard	Paul	spickard@history.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	History	Migration and Identity in United States History and in Modern World History, Race and Ethnicity in the United States and in Comparative International Perspective, Asian American History, Culture, Religion, Gender, and Family Life, History and Peoples of the Pacific, Race, Migration and Membership in Germany
Walsh	Casey	walsh@anth.ucsb.edu	Santa Barbara	Anthropology	Political Economy, Commodities, Water, Borderlands, Infrastructures
Brundage	David	brundage@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Community Studies	U.S. immigration and working-class history; Irish immigration to the U.S.; history of long-distance nationalism; history of U.S. social movements placed in transnational context.
Gleeson	Shannon	sgleeson@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Latin American and Latino Studies	Migrant populations, the effects of documentation status, labor rights, civic engagement, inequality & stratification, political sociology, law & society, mixed methods & comparative approaches
Jonas	Susanne	sjonas@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Latin American & Latino Studies	Guatemalan/Central American migration, regional perspectives, transregional advocacy networks, San Francisco area as context, immigration policy critique, citizenship
McKay	Steve	smckay@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Sociology	Labor and labor markets, political sociology, globalization and social change, migration and racial formation, Southeast Asia.
Rivas	Cecilia M.	cmrivas@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Latin American and Latino Studies	Salvadoran transnationalism; media (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador; Central America
Zavella	Patricia	zavella@ucsc.edu	Santa Cruz	Latin American & Latino Studies	Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and transnational migration of Mexicana/o workers and U.S. capital.
Chao Romero	Robert	rcromero@chavez.ucla.edu	UCLA	Chicana & Chicano Studies	chinese immigration and settlement in Mexico, Chinese-Latinos,
Favell	Adrian	afavell@soc.ucla.edu	UCLA	Sociology	Migration, Urban Sociology, Comparative & Global Sociology, Theory
Frasure Yokley	Lorrie	lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu	UCLA	Political Science	race and ethnic politics, political participation and incorporation, state and local politics
Hernández	David	dhernandez@chavez.ucla.edu	UCLA	Chicana and Chicano Studies	International Migration, Comparative Ethnic Studies, Social Movements, Immigrant Detention and Deportation
Hernandez-Leon	Ruben	rubenhl@soc.ucla.edu	UCLA	Sociology	International migration and immigration, border and diaspora studies, Mexico, Latin America.
Lytle Hernandez	Kelly	hernandez@history.ucla.edu	UCLA	History	race, migration, and police and prison systems in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands
Motomura	Hiroshi	motomura@law.ucla.edu	UCLA	School of Law	Immigration and Citizenship law,
Park	Kyeyoung	kpark@anthro.ucla.edu	UCLA	Anthropology	political economy, class, gender, race/ethnicity, social justice, cultural transformation, transnationalism/globalization; Korean/Asian Americans,
Santa Ana	Otto	otto@ucla.edu	UCLA	Chicana/o Studies	mass media representation of immigrants and immigration in general, network and local news representation, network humor about immigrants as a means of social control
Valenzuela	Abel	abel@ucla.edu	UCLA	Chicana & Chicano Studies	1) immigration and labor markets, 2) poverty and inequality, and 3) immigrant settlement patterns.
Waldinger	Roger	waldinge@soc.ucla.edu	UCLA	Sociology	international migration; race and ethnicity
Zhou	Min	mzhou@soc.ucla.edu	UCLA	Sociology	Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Community , Urban Sociology, Asian Americans