Javier Auyero and Team: Invisible in Austin

Update: 2015-10-01

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The sociological study at the heart of Invisible in Austin seeks to correct stereotyping in similar studies that reduces people to “the drug dealer,” the single mother,” “the stripper.” The co-authors talk about tackling the politics of collaboration in academia, subjectivity, and intense debates on how to most effectively tell an individual's story.

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Javier Auyero and Team: Invisible in Austin

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Javier Auyero and Team: Invisible in Austin

University of Texas Press

Javier Auyero and Team: Invisible in Austin