Kameri Christy-McMullin
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Also affiliated: Western Michigan University (2002); University of Kansas (2000–2002)
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Kameri Christy-McMullin's research focuses on the intersection of economic resources, public policy, and individual well-being, particularly within vulnerable populations. Her work has examined asset-building programs, such as Individual Development Accounts (IDAs), and their impact on asset retention and perceptions of well-being among low-income individuals. She has investigated the relationship between economic resources, human capital, and experiences of woman abuse, analyzing policies designed to address these connections, including the Assets for Independence Act. Christy-McMullin has also explored practice perspectives in advanced settings, considering their application with racial and ethnic populations. Her research draws on qualitative methods, including narrative analysis of savings experiences from low-income African American women.
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- h-index: 9
- Publications: 14
- Citations: 132
Selected Publications
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Second-Generation Individual Development Account Research: Preliminary Findings (2010)
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Multi-Systems Life Course: A New Practice Perspective and Its Application in Advanced Practice With Racial and Ethnic Populations (2010)
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Arkansas IDA Programs: Examining Asset Retention and Perceptions of Well-Being (2008)
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Welfare Reform in Persistent Rural Poverty: Dreams, Disenchantments, and Diversity (2007)
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The Role of Economic Resources and Human Capital with Woman Abuse (2007)
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An Evidenced-Based Approach to a Theoretical Understanding of the Relationship Between Economic Resources, Race/Ethnicity, and Woman Abuse (2006)
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Joining an Asset Building Program (2006)
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Savings Experiences Past and Present: Narratives From Low-Income African American Women (2005)
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Economic Resources and Woman Abuse (2005)
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Asset-Building Policies and Safety for Women (2003)
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