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portada Naturalization. A Queer Genealogy of US Citizenship, Race, and Sexuality (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
Spanish
Pages
320
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.80 x 6.00 cm
ISBN13
9781478039006

Naturalization. A Queer Genealogy of US Citizenship, Race, and Sexuality (in Spanish)

Siobhan B. Somerville (Author) · Duke University Press · Paperback

Naturalization. A Queer Genealogy of US Citizenship, Race, and Sexuality (in Spanish) - Siobhan B. Somerville

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Synopsis "Naturalization. A Queer Genealogy of US Citizenship, Race, and Sexuality (in Spanish)"

Amidst contentious debates about citizenship, borders, and belonging, naturalization tends to stand apart, widely celebrated as the culmination of immigrant narratives and American ideals of liberalism. In Naturalization, Siobhan B. Somerville unsettles this story, showing how the process of citizen-making has historically been embedded in normative assumptions about race, indigeneity, and sexuality that have sustained the US settler colonial project. Tracing an alternative genealogy of naturalization from the eighteenth through the mid-twentieth century, Somerville investigates overlooked stories of not only immigrants but also Indigenous people, formerly enslaved people of African descent, and inhabitants of US territories, many of whom became US citizens through collective naturalization, often without their consent. Somerville’s interdisciplinary approach to a wide-ranging archive, including federal law, photographs, letters, memoirs, and more, shows how naturalization has long functioned as both a powerful metaphor and a contradictory material practice at the core of the US settler colonial state.

In this wide-ranging analysis of the racial and sexual histories of citizen-making in the United States, Siobhan B. Somerville shows how naturalization has long functioned as both a powerful metaphor and a contradictory state practice at the core of the US settler colonial project.

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