Vol. 35 No. 4, December 2008

Index

• Overview: migrant labor and contested public space.
• Immigration on the public mind: immigration reform in the Obama administration.
• The intersections of the economic and cultural in U.S. labor's pro-migrant politics.
• Strong-arming exploitable labor: the state and immigrant workers in the Post-Katrina Gulf Coast.
• Shared social space and strategies to find work: an exploratory study of Mexican day laborers in Freehold, N.J.
• Whose backyard? Boundary making in NIMBY opposition to immigrant services.
• Sanctions as everyday resistance to welfare reform.
• Mexican border crossers: the Mexican body in immigration discourse.
• From traitor to collaborator: Nepali social action in the context of immigration, transnationalism, and diaspora.