Migrant marginality : a transnational perspective /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Kretsedemas,Philip
Other Authors: Kretsedemas, Philip
Format: Printed Book
Published: New York Routledge 2013
Edition:First edition.
Series:Routledge advances in sociology ;
Subjects:
Immigrants
Women immigrants
Emigration and immigration
Transnationalism.
Table of Contents:
  • List of figures
  • List of tables
  • Introduction: the problem of migrant marginality / Jorge Capetillo-Ponce and Philip Kretsedemas
  • Challenging mainstream narratives on diversity and immigration in Portugal :
  • Accounting for the history of colonialism and racism / Marta Araujo
  • Politics, citizenship and the construction of immigrant communities in Italy / Valentina Pagliai
  • Legislated isomorphism of immigrant religion : lessons from Sweden / Gwendolyn Yvonne Alexis
  • Constructing otherness : media and parliamentary discourse on immigration in Slovenia / Ana Kralj
  • Designed to punish : immigrant detention and deportation in the US / Mark Dow
  • "We are not racists, but we do not want immigrants" : how Italy uses immigration
  • Law to marginalize immigrants and create a (new) national identity / Barbara Faedda
  • Gendered global ethnography : comparing migration patterns and Ukrainian emigration / Cinzia Solari
  • Remittances in provincial Georgia : the case of Daba Tianeti / Tamar Zurabishivili and Tinatin Zurabishivili
  • The dominican lGBTIQ movement and asylum claims in the United States / Jacqueline Jiménez Polanco
  • Becoming legible and "legitimized" : subjectivation and governmentality among asylum seekers in Ireland / Deirdre Conlon
  • Immigration and identity in the U.S. Virgin Islands / Jorge Capetillo-Ponce and Luis Galanes
  • What rises from the ashes : nation and race in the African American enclave of Samaná / Ryan Mann-Hamilton
  • Redrawing the lines : understanding race and citizenship through the lens of Afro-Mexican migrants in Winston-Salem, NC / Jennifer A. Jones
  • Becoming black? : race and racial identity among Cape Verdean youth / P. Khalil Saucier
  • Latino or Hispanic : the dilemma of ethno-racial classification for Brazilian immigrants in the US / Tiffany D. Joseph
  • Popular culture and immigration / Rachel Rubin and Jeff Melnick
  • Toward decolonizing methodologies for immigration research / Sharif Islam
  • Conclusion: discourses and immigrant identities / Glenn Jacobs
  • Contributors
  • Index.

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