INTRODUCTION: GLOBAL SPACES/LOCAL PLACES: TRANSNATIONALISM, DIASPORA, AND THE MEANING OF HOME

Caroline B. Brettell

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration and Labor Dynamics Latin American and Latino Studies

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Irma, a Mexican woman living in Detroit, is worried about her elderly mother who is hospitalized in Mexico. She telephones frequently and sends money when she can. Grace and Lily, two teenagers bor...

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