Somos Chicanos : Strangers in Our Own Land / by 252340 Gomez, David F.

A Stranger in My Own Land: Can a Sojourner Belong to the Household? by Bruno Clifton

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Arlie Russell Hochschild: Strangers in Their Own Land. Anger and Mourning on the American Right by Lise Widding Isaksen

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« [M]y first experience at the boarding school » : Témoignages d’élèves amérindiens en Amérique du Nord anglophone by Fabrice Le Corguillé

“…It will show how they described the difficult and often harsh change from their indigenous society and traditional education to Anglo-American academies, which often led them to feel like "strangers" in their own land in spite of how hard they tried to get assimilated.…”
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Grievance Politics: An Empirical Analysis of Anger Through the Emotional Mechanism of Ressentiment by Tereza Capelos, Mikko Salmela, Gabija Krisciunaite

“…Our empirical probe uses qualitative and quantitative analysis of 164 excerpts from interviews with US “angry citizens” from the following works: Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right (2016) by Arlie Russell Hochschild, Angry White Men: American Masculinity at the End of an Era (2017) by Michael Kimmel, and Stiffed: The Roots of Modern Male Rage (2019) by Susan Faludi. …”
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Investigando a la extrema derecha: desmitificaciones, nuevas tendencias, y oportunidades académicas by Camila Santibañez Pérez

“…Ashe, Joel Busher, Graham Macklin y Aaron Winter, y Strangers in Their Own Land, de Arlie Russell Hochschild.  A través de esta reseña, se destacan los hallazgos, conclusiones y limitaciones que se han encontrado a la hora de estudiar a la extrema derecha y el potencial que existe al adentrarse a este lado de la sociedad que a veces se evita en la academia.…”
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The potential of disability experience for heritage. by Negin Eisazadeh, Ann Heylighen, Claudine Houbart

“…Disabled people, referred to as ‘the other’ and ‘strangers in their own land’, similar to people with different ethnicities, cultures and genders, have been subject to discrimination. …”
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Understanding and Overcoming Empathy Walls: The First Steps Toward Civic Conversation by Adriana J. Deras, Angelle Leger, Abdullah Alturaifi, Jacqueline Begue, James Blake, Christopher Bologna, Leandre Bonmardion, Valentino Browning, Christopher Charleston, Ann Clark, Amber Cradeur, Kenzie Dupont, Jarred Favrot, Faye Foret, Brett Fulmer, Tanishq Goribidanur, Sayma Hanif, Savannah Heath, Matthew Hutchins, Nathan Istre, Gracie Kennard, Gabrielle Kerkow, Sayou Ketcha, Kallie Kilchrist, Timothy King, Akua Kumi, Meggie Lam, Tiffany Le, Zachary Lehmann, Spencer Lemoine, Andy Lin, Zoe Martin, John Marzullo, Cameron Matherne, Laura Moldovan, Adriana Montoya, Michelle Opiri, Shivani Pandya, Victoria Parsley, Brogan Pathi, Kendall Raymond, Jordan Remont, Sydne Rigby, Barrick Roberts, Trey Schexnayder, Samantha Seetharama, Prianca Shrestha, Meghan Sills, Jhacory Simien, L. Elena Soto Handel, Jonathan Thomas, Austin Veal, Britt Young

“…As part of a class, students read, discussed, and wrote about the book Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right by Arlie Hochschild. …”
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DE LA COLONIALIDAD RACISTA DEL PODER A LA APARICIÓN DE SUJETOS HISTÓRICOS by Jorge Lora Cam

“…The imaginary collective transits through the conflict between the lack of identity and identity itself, and progress would be an equivalente of the whitening, and the complex world of Social Relations would be articulated through the fragmentation of a space peopled by strangers in their own land, unified only by symbols and military imagery.…”
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Hélgio Trindade’s Integralismo forty years later: a critique of its reception by Alexandre Pinheiro Ramos

“…Thus, it seeks to show that one of the consequences of the “fascist thesis” uncritical reception has not only obstructed more detailed analysis capable of capturing the multiple aspects of the integralist movement, but also made it a stranger in its own land by ignoring, for example, the deep relations between AIB and the Brazilian intellectual context, which was crucial for its political and cultural project’ development and for guiding its practices and actions. …”
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