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Transnational Yearnings: Tourism, Migration, and the Diasporic City

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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Introduction: Mobilities, Immobilizations, and Transnational Desires 1 Disservice Industry: Colonial and Postcolonial Tourism Development in Jamaica 2 Global Subjects, Tourist Objects: The Souvenir Trade in Jamaica 3 Charged Circuits: Transmigration and Diasporic Conditions 4 Migrant Remittances: Cultural Economies of Yearning 5 Danger to the Public: Targeting and Deporting Jamaican-Born Torontonians 6 Masquerading Toronto through Caribana: Diasporic Carnival Meets the Sign Music ends here Conclusion: It is not enough/to be pause Notes References Index

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