Amanda Wise

Adjunct Fellow

UAMS

20 h-index 74 pubs 2,298 cited

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Amanda Wise's research investigates the complexities of multiculturalism and its impact on social dynamics and individual experiences. Her work explores concepts such as "everyday multiculturalism," "conviviality," and the emotional landscapes of inter-ethnic living, often drawing on comparative case studies from different geographical locations.

Wise has published on topics including "everyday multiculturalism: transversal crossings and working class cosmopolitans," "sensuous multiculturalism: emotional landscapes of inter-ethnic living in Australian suburbia," and "hope and belonging in a multicultural suburb." Her research also delves into the "moral economies of a translocal village" and "transnational affect and emotion in migration research."

With an h-index of 20 and over 2,200 citations across 74 publications, Wise collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Ashley Sparks, Abby Nolder, L Denise Willis, and Ashley H. Clawson. Her recent activity indicates ongoing engagement in scholarship.

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h-index: 20
Publications: 74
Citations: 2,298

Positions

Adjunct Fellow 2026–present

University of Technology Sydney School of International Studies and Education ORCID
Adjunct Fellow

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ORCID
Professor of Sociology 2004–2026

Macquarie University Department of Sociology ORCID
Postdoctoral Research Fellow 2002–2004

Australian National University Centre for Cross Cultural Research ORCID