The shaming state: how the United States treats its citizens in need

The right to care in a shaming state: vulnerability in the United States

Part I: social rights and shame in resettlement assistance programs

Iraqi resettled refugees in Michigan: rights and burdens upon arrival

Becoming good Americans: seeking work in a land without jobs

Part II: social rights and shame in post-disaster relief programs

New Yorkers in the path of a hurricane: the duty of care and invisible vulnerabilities

Rebuilding after the hurricane: preventing fraud, abandoning citizens

Part III: unraveling rights, intensifying vulnerabilities

A state between care and shame: the structural undoing of social rights

Together, alone: fractured selves in late modern America

A way out of the shaming state: limits and possibilities of care.