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Anthropologists have increasingly noted that immigrants live their lives across borders and maintain close ties to home, even when their countries of origin and settlement are geographically distant. Forging links at a variety of levels--familial, economic, social, organizational, religious, and political--these immigrants maintain a high level ... more 籵f involvement in both their home and host societies. To describe this new way of life, some social scientists have begun to use the term "transnational." In this volume, a noted group of researchers explores the implications of this new global phenomenon.The authors begin by linking the emergence of transnationalism to changes in the global economy, especially the extensive penetration of capital into the third world. They suggest the transnational lives of contemporary migrants call into question the bounded conceptualizations of race, class, ethnicity, and nationalism which pervade both social science and popular thinking. They then discuss the construction of migrants' transnational identity, exploring transformations of class practices and racial categories, as well the restructuring of women's and men's lives in the deployment of cultural capital. Finally, they examine the relationship between transnational populations and nation states as well as the challenge posed to nationalism by the existence of these transnational populations.Contributors: Lambros Comitas, Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, Cristina Blanc-Szanton, Roger Rouse, Johanna Lessinger, Eurenia Georges, Carolle Charles, Aihwa Ong, Bela Feldman-Bianco, Rosina Wiltshire, Karen Richman, Barry Goldberg, Delmos Jones, Palmira Rios, Gerald Sider, Constance R. Sutton, and Antonio Lauria-Perricelli. ?less
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Preface / by Lambros Comitas
Towards a definition of transnationalism: introductory remarks and research questions / by Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, and Cristina Blanc-Szanton
Acknowledgments
Transnationalism: a new analytic framework for understanding migration / by Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, and Cristina Blanc-Szanton
Making sense of settlement: class transformation, cultural struggle, and transnationalism among Mexican migrants in the United States / by Roger Rouse
Investing or going home? A transnational strategy among Indian immigrants in the United States
/ by Johanna Lessinger
Gender, class, and migration in the Dominican Republic: women's experiences in a transnational community / by Eugenia Georges
Transnationalism in the construct of Haitian migrants' racial categories of identity in New York City / by Carolle Charles
Limits to cultural accumulation: Chinese capitalists on the American Pacific Rim / by Aihwa Ong
Multiple layers of time and space: the construction of class, ethnicity, and nationalism among Portuguese immigrants / by Bela Feldman-Bianco
-- Implications of transnational migration for nationalism: the Caribbean example / by Rosina Wiltshire
"A Lavalas at home/a lavalas for home": inflections of transnationalism in the discourse of Haitian President Aristide / by Karen Richman
Historical reflections on transnationalism, race, and the American immigrant saga / by Barry Goldberg
Which migrants? temporary or permanent? / by Delmos Jones
Comments on rethinking migration: a transnational perspective / by Palmira Rios
The contradictions of transnational migration: a discussion / by Gerald Sider --
Some thoughts on gendering and internationalizing our thinking about transnational migrations / by Constance R. Sutton
Towards a transnational perspective on migration: closing remarks / by Antonio Lauria-Perricelli.
Towards a definition of transnationalism: introductory remarks and research questions / by Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, and Cristina Blanc-Szanton
Acknowledgments
Transnationalism: a new analytic framework for understanding migration / by Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, and Cristina Blanc-Szanton
Making sense of settlement: class transformation, cultural struggle, and transnationalism among Mexican migrants in the United States / by Roger Rouse
Investing or going home? A transnational strategy among Indian immigrants in the United States
/ by Johanna Lessinger
Gender, class, and migration in the Dominican Republic: women's experiences in a transnational community / by Eugenia Georges
Transnationalism in the construct of Haitian migrants' racial categories of identity in New York City / by Carolle Charles
Limits to cultural accumulation: Chinese capitalists on the American Pacific Rim / by Aihwa Ong
Multiple layers of time and space: the construction of class, ethnicity, and nationalism among Portuguese immigrants / by Bela Feldman-Bianco
-- Implications of transnational migration for nationalism: the Caribbean example / by Rosina Wiltshire
"A Lavalas at home/a lavalas for home": inflections of transnationalism in the discourse of Haitian President Aristide / by Karen Richman
Historical reflections on transnationalism, race, and the American immigrant saga / by Barry Goldberg
Which migrants? temporary or permanent? / by Delmos Jones
Comments on rethinking migration: a transnational perspective / by Palmira Rios
The contradictions of transnational migration: a discussion / by Gerald Sider --
Some thoughts on gendering and internationalizing our thinking about transnational migrations / by Constance R. Sutton
Towards a transnational perspective on migration: closing remarks / by Antonio Lauria-Perricelli.
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