Invisible in Austin https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html <em>CLARISSA: “A WOMAN WHO FELL ON HARD TIMES”</em> <em>INÉS: DISCIPLINE, SURVEILLANCE, AND MOTHERING IN THE MARGINS</em> <em>CHIP: THE COST(S) OF CHASING THE AMERICAN DREAM</em> <em>RAVEN: “THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A COCKTAIL WAITRESS AND A STRIPPER? TWO WEEKS.”</em> <em>KUMAR: DRIVING IN THE NIGHTTIME</em> <em>ETHAN: A PRODUCT OF THE INDUSTRY</em> <em>KEITH: A MUSICIAN AT THE MARGINS</em> <em>MANUEL: THE LUXURY OF DEFENDING YOURSELF</em> <em>XIOMARA: WORKING TOWARDS HOME</em> <em>ELLA: FIGHTING TO SAVE A FEW</em> ERIC ENRIQUE BORJA CAITLYN COLLINS AMIAS MALDONADO Home PAMELA NEUMANN MAGGIE TATE KRISTINE KILANSKI KATHERINE JENSEN JULIA ROBINSON JESSICA DUNNING-LOZANO JENNIFER SCOTT Javier Auyero JACINTO CUVI EVA HERSHAW Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Author of <em>Paradise Transplanted: Migration and the Making of California Gardens</em> Philippe Bourgois, Professor of Anthropology and Family and Community Medicine, University of Pennsylvania From Loïc Wacquant’s Afterword. Plumbing the Social Underbelly of the Dual City. Chapters Sample Page MARCOS EMILIO PÉREZ Katherine Sobering Resources <em>Austin, Texas in Socio-Historical Context</em> Contributors <em>SANTOS: THE GOLD HUNTER</em> Contact About The Project Press