Japonica Brown–Saracino

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Beyond groups: seven pillars of peopled ethnography in organizations and communities

G. Fine, Jessica Thurk, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2008 .

Explicating Divided Approaches to Gentrification and Growing Income Inequality

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2017 .

Heterogeneity in individually experienced temperatures (IETs) within an urban neighborhood: insights from a new approach to measuring heat exposure

E. Kuras, D. Hondula, J. Brown–Saracino, 2015, International Journal of Biometeorology.

Aligning Our Maps: A Call to Reconcile Distinct Visions of Literatures on Sexualities, Space, and Place

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2019, City & Community.

How Places Make Us: Novel LBQ Identities in Four Small Cities

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2017 .

Uncertain Sexualities and the Unusual Woman: Depictions of Jane Addams and Emily Dickinson

J. Brown–Saracino, R. Bartram, H. Donovan, 2020 .

Unsettling Definitions of Qualitative Research

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2021, Qualitative Sociology.

Epilogue: Lessons from the Sociology of Small Cities and Other Understudied Locales

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2020 .

An Agenda for the Next Decade of Gentrification Scholarship

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2016 .

From the Lesbian Ghetto to Ambient Community: The Perceived Costs and Benefits of Integration for Community

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2011 .

The Gentrification Debates

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2010 .

The Afterlife of Identity Politics: Gentrification, Critical Nostalgia, and the Commemoration of Lost Dyke Bars1

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2021, American Journal of Sociology.

From Methodological Stumbles to Substantive Insights: Gaining Ethnographic Access in Queer Communities

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2014 .

From Methodological Stumbles to Substantive Insights: Gaining Ethnographic Access in Queer Communities

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2014, Qualitative Sociology.

A Neighborhood That Never Changes: Gentrification, Social Preservation, and the Search for Authenticity

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2010 .

Virtuous marginality: Social preservationists and the selection of the old-timer

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2007 .

The Constraints of Culture: Evidence from the Chicago Dyke March

J. Brown–Saracino, A. Ghaziani, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2009 .

Diverse Imageries of Gentrification: Evidence from Newspaper Coverage in Seven U.S. Cities, 1986–2006

J. Brown–Saracino, Cesraéa Rumpf, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2011 .

Social Preservationists and the Quest for Authentic Community

Japonica Brown-Saracino, J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2004 .

From situated space to social space: Dyke bar commemoration as reparative action

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2019, Journal of lesbian studies.

‘What is up with my sisters? Where are you?’ The origins and consequences of lesbian-friendly place reputations for LBQ migrants

J. Brown–Saracino, J. Parker, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2017 .

How Places Shape Identity: The Origins of Distinctive LBQ Identities in Four Small U.S. Cities1

J. Brown–Saracino, Japonica Brown–Saracino, 2015, American Journal of Sociology.