Suburban Refugees

Americas suburbs are more diverse and more unequal than ever before. Focusing on Southern Californias Little Saigon, a global suburb and the capital of Vietnamese America, Jennifer Huynh shows how refugees and their children are enacting placemaking against forces of displacement such as financialized capital, exclusionary zoning, and the criminalization of migrants. This book raises crucial questions challenging suburban inequality and complicates our understanding of refugee resettlementand, more broadly, the American dream.