King, Yesenia and Michael P, Perez. 2014. “Double-Edged Marginality and Agency: Latina Muslims in the Borderland.” In
Crescent of Another Horizon: Islam in Latin America, the Caribbean and Latino U.S.A. (John Tofik Karam, Maria del Mar Logroño-Narbon, Paulo Gabriel Hilú da Rocha Pinto, eds.). University of Texas Press. (Forthcoming).
Perez, Michael P. 2006. “Negotiating Identity and Learning from a Native Pacific Perspective: Contradictions of Higher Learning in Cultural Diversity Classes.” Pp. 247-262 in
Faculty of Color Teaching in Predominantly White Institutions,
(Christine Stanley, ed.). Boston, Massachusetts: Anker Publishing Company.
Preston, Pamela J. and Michael P. Perez. 2006. “The Criminalization of Aliens: Regulating Foreigners.”
Critical Criminology.
14(1): p. 43-66.
Juge, Tony and Michael P. Perez. 2006. “The Modern Politics of Citizenship and Whiteness in France.”
Social Identities:
Journal of the Study of Race, Nation and Culture. 12(2): 187-212.
Perez, Michael P. 2005. “Colonialism, Americanization, and Indigenous Identity: A Research Note on Chamorro Identity in Guam.”
Sociological Spectrum.
25(5); p. 571-591.
Perez, Michael P. 2005. “Chamorro Resistance and Prospects for Sovereignty in Guam.” Pp. 169-189 in
Sovereignty Matters: Locations of Contestation and Possibility in Indigenous Struggles for Self-Determination.
(Joanne Marie Barker, ed.) University of Nebraska Press.
Perez, Michael P. 2005 “Insiders Without, Outsiders Within: Chamorro Ambiguity and Diasporic Identities on the U.S. Mainland.”Pp. 47-72 in
Global Processes, Local Impacts: The Effects of Globalization in the Asia Pacific Region.
(Nora Chang, John Lidstone, and Rebecca A. Stephenson, eds.). University Press of America.
Perez, Michael P.
2002. “Pacific Identities Beyond U.S. Racial Formations: The Case of Chamorro Ambivalence and Flux,”
Social Identities:
Journal of the Study of Race, Nation and Culture. 8(3): 457-479.
Pinhey, Thomas K., Perez, Michael P., and Randall L. Workman. 2002. “The Fighting Behavior of Asian-Pacific Males in Guam: Do High School Extracurricular Activities Matter?”
Social Science Quarterly.
83 (4) December: 1086-1096.
Pinhey, Thomas K., Carpenter, John, Michael P. Perez, and Randall L. Workman. 2002. “Marijuana Use among High School Students in Guam.”
Pacific Studies. 25(3): 95-106.
Workman, Randall L., Leon Guerrero, Rachael T., Pinhey, Thomas K., and Michael P. Perez. 2002. “Highlights of Findings from the 1999 Guam Study of Youth Risk Behaviors.”
Public Health Dialog: Journal of Community Health and Clinical Medicine for the Pacific.
9(2): 233-236.
Perez, Michael P. 2001. “Contested Sites: Pacific Resistance in Guam to U.S. Empire.”
Amerasia Journal.
27(1): 97-115.
Perez, Michael P.
2000. “Interethnic Antagonism in the Wake of Colonialism: U.S. Territorial Racial and Ethnic Relations at the Margins.”
Ethnic Studies Review. 23 (1-3): 1-32.
Perez, Michael P. 2000. “External Colonialism.” in
Racial and Ethnic Relations in America. Salem Press.
Perez, Michael P. 2000. “Family and Socialization: Latinos.” Pp. 415-417 in
Racial and Ethnic Relations in America.
Salem Press.
Pinhey, Thomas K. and Michael P. Perez. 2000. “Recounting the Wages of Self-Appraised Sinfulness: A Research Note on Divorce, Cohabitation, and Guilt.”
Deviant Behavior.
21(1) January - February: 1-13.
Pinhey, Thomas K., Arria, Amelia; Workman, Randall, L., and Michael P. Perez. 1999. “Family Structure and Alcohol Use among Asian-Pacific High School Students in Guam.”
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
23 (supplement).