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Smith is an associate professor of sociology at Rochester Institute
of Technology, New York. Her research documents the continuing
traumatization of Liberian refugees who have escaped the violence
of war, but find themselves resettled in decaying urban American
centers that lack the basic infrastructure they need to achieve
economic self-sufficiency

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