Newsletters & Publications
Newsletters
Selected Faculty Publications
https://www.academia.edu/78523075/An_Emerging_Reactive_Ethnicity_Among_Latinxs_in_Tennessee (2022) by James Chaney
We're From Here, Too: Identity and Belonging among 1.5-and Second-Generation Latinxs in Nashville, Tennessee (2020) by James Chaney
Asserting a black vision of race and place: Florida A&M University’s homecoming as an affirmative, transgressive claim of place (2020) by Douglas L. Allen
Sounding “brown”: Everyday aural discrimination and othering (2020) by Christabel Devadoss
Soundscapes as Critical Tools of Analysis (2019) by Christabel Devadoss
#ChangetheDamnName: MTSU Student Activism Against Forrest Hall, White Supremacy, and a Reparative Approach to Heritage Preservation (2019) by Douglas L. Allen & Jordan P. Brasher
Somali Refugee Resettlement and Residential Patterns in Nashville, Tennessee (2018) by James Chaney, Abdishakur Mohamed, Samuel Williams
Intimacy in Non-Western Discourses of Terrorism: An Analysis of Three Bollywood Films (2018) by Christabel Devadoss & Gordon Cromley
A Glance at New Orleans’ Contemporary Hispanic and Latino Communities (2017) by James Chaney
Vínculos históricos entre Nueva Orleáns, Luisiana y Cuba (2017) Annie Gibson, Case Watkins, James Chaney, Andrew Sluyter
Sound and identity explored through the Indian Tamil diaspora and Tamil Nadu (2016) by Christabel Devadoss
Hispanic and Latino New Orleans: Immigration and Identity Since the Eighteenth Century (2015) by Andrew Sluyter, Case Watkins, James Chaney, Annie Gibson
Forging New Paths: Examining the Transnational Social Networks behind Latino Migration in the American South (2015) by James Chaney
Administrative violence, prison geographies and the photographs of Tuol Sleng Security Center, Cambodia (2014) by James A. Tyner & Christabel Devadoss
Malleable Identities: Placing the Garínagu in New Orleans (2012) by James Chaney
The Formation of a Hispanic Enclave in Nashville, Tennessee (2010) by James Chaney
