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Political Surveillance, State Repression, and Class Resistance: The Puerto Rican Experience
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  • 1998Fortress America: gated communities in the United States789 cited
  • 1997Island paradox: Puerto Rico in the 1990s103 cited

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  • 2009Transnational Citizenship19 cited
  • 2010The Targeting of the East Los Angeles Brown Berets by a Racial Patriarchal Capitalist State: Merging Intersectionality and Social Movement Research12 cited

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