Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences :   towards a transnational perspective on migration : race, class, ethnicity, and nationalism reconsidered 

 - New York :   The New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS),   1992. 
 - xv, 258 p. ;   24 x 3 x 16 cm. 
<br/><br/> Contiene:<br/>- índice de contribuidores 
<br/><br/> Transnationalism : a new analytic framework for understanding migration.  Glick Schiller, Nina ; Basch, Linda ; Blanc-Szanton, Cristina  p. 1 - 24  Making sense of settlement : class transformation, cultural struggles, and transnationalism among mexican migrants in the United States.  Rouse, Roger  p. 25 - 52  Investing or going home? a transnational strategy among indian immigrants in the United States.  Lessinger, Johanna  p. 53 - 80  Gender, class, and migration in the Dominican Republic : women´s experiences in a transnational community.  Georges, Eugenia  p. 81 - 99  Transnationalism in the construct of haitian migrants´ racial categories of identity in New York City.  Charles, Carolle  p. 101 - 123  Limits to cultural accumulation : chinese capitalists on the american pacific rim.  Ong, Aihwa  p. 125 - 143  Multiple layers of time and space : the construction of class, race, ethnicity, and nationalism among portugese immigrants.  Feldman-Bianco, Bela  p. 145 - 174  Implications of transnational migration for nationalism : the caribbean example.  Wiltshire, Rosina  p. 175 - 187  A lavalas at home / a lavalas for home : inflections of transnationalism in the discourse of haitian president aristide.  Richman, Karen  p. 189 - 200  Historical reflections on transnationalism, race, and the american immigrant saga.  Goldberg, Barry  p. 201 - 215  Which migrant? temporary or permanent?  Jones, Delmos  p. 217 - 224  Comments on rethinking migration : a transnational perspective.  Rios, Palmira  p. 225 - 229  The contradictions of transnational migration : a discussion.  Sider, Gerald  p. 231 - 240  Some thoughts on gendering and internationalizing our thinking about transnational migrations.  Sutton, Constance R.  p. 241 - 249  Towards a transnational perspective on migration : closing remarks.  Lauria-Perricelli, Antonio  p. 251 - 258 
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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>INMIGRANTES<br/>CIUDADANIA<br/>CLASE SOCIAL<br/>ETNIAS<br/>ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA<br/>IDENTIDAD NACIONAL<br/>RAZA<br/>NACIONALISMO<br/>RACISMO<br/>MIGRANTES<br/>MUJERES MIGRANTES<br/>ETNICIDAD<br/>COMUNIDAD TRANSNACIONAL<br/>MIGRACION<br/>TRANSNACIONALISMO<br/>MIGRACION TEMPORARIA<br/>TRANSNACIONALISMO MIGRANTE<br/>HAITI<br/>MEXICO<br/>REPUBLICA DOMINICANA<br/>PORTUGAL<br/>EL CARIBE<br/>INDIA<br/>MIGRACION PERMANENTE
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