Examines the cultural climate and public policy of post-9/11 America
Contributes to scholarship on immigration narratives
Transcends previous scholarship focused on trauma and ethnically based categories
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Katie Daily is Assistant Professor of English, at United States Military Academy at West Point, USA. She is the recipient of both teaching and publishing awards for her work as a professor and scholar.
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