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Sarah S. Willen

10 works· latest 2021· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-0827-0510

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Toward a Critical Phenomenology of “Illegality”: State Power, Criminalization, and Abjectivity among Undocumented Migrant Workers in Tel Aviv, Israel2007 · 430 citations
Migration, “illegality,” and health: Mapping embodied vulnerability and debating health-related deservingness2011 · 219 citations
Syndemic vulnerability and the right to health2017 · 204 citations
How is health-related “deservingness” reckoned? Perspectives from unauthorized im/migrants in Tel Aviv2011 · 190 citations
Do “Illegal” Im/migrants Have a Right to Health? Engaging Ethical Theory as Social Practice at a Tel Aviv Open Clinic2011 · 95 citations

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Rethinking flourishing: Critical insights and qualitative perspectives from the U.S. Midwest

SSM - Mental Health·2021·5 authors·Open access

77citations

Syndemic vulnerability and the right to health

The Lancet·2017·4 authors·review

204citations

Health-related deservingness

Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks·2016·1 author·chapter

50citations

Migration as a social determinant of health for irregular migrants: Israel as case study

Social Science & Medicine·2015·4 authors

85citations

Introduction: Experience and Inquiétude

Ethos·2012·2 authors

51citations

Migration, “illegality,” and health: Mapping embodied vulnerability and debating health-related deservingness

Social Science & Medicine·2011·1 author

219citations

Do “Illegal” Im/migrants Have a Right to Health? Engaging Ethical Theory as Social Practice at a Tel Aviv Open Clinic

Medical Anthropology Quarterly·2011·1 author

95citations

Take a Stand Commentary: How Can Medical Anthropologists Contribute to Contemporary Conversations on “Illegal” Im/migration and Health?

Medical Anthropology Quarterly·2011·3 authors·editorial

51citations

How is health-related “deservingness” reckoned? Perspectives from unauthorized im/migrants in Tel Aviv

Social Science & Medicine·2011·1 author

190citations

Toward a Critical Phenomenology of “Illegality”: State Power, Criminalization, and Abjectivity among Undocumented Migrant Workers in Tel Aviv, Israel

International Migration·2007·1 author

430citations