Latinos in the New South: transformations of place

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Contents: From Winn-Dixie to Tiendas: The remaking of the New South, Owen J. Furuseth and Heather A. Smith New neighbors in Dixie: the community impacts of Latino migration to Tennessee, Anita I. Drever The South's silent bargain: rural reconstructuring, Latino labour and the ambiguities of migrant experience, Rebecca Maria Torres, E. Jeffrey Popke and Holly M. Hapke Migrants, markets and the transformation of natural resources management: galax harvesting in western North Carolina, Marla R. Emery, Clare Ginger and Jim Chamberlain New destinations for Hispanic migrants: an analysis of rural Kentucky, Holly R. Barcus Hispanic population growth and public school response in two New South immigrant destinations, William A. Kandel and Emilio A. Parrado The multiple transformations of Miami, Heike C. Alberts Latino communities in Atlanta: segmented assimilation under construction, Susan M. Walcott and Arthur Murphy Placing Latino/as in the music city: Latino migration and urban transformation in Nashville, Tennessee, Jamie Winders Making real the mythical Latino community in Charlotte, North Carolina, Heather A. Smith and Owen J. Furuseth Transnationality, social spaces and parallel worlds, Altha J. Cravey Across races and nations: social justice organizing in the transnational South, Barbara Ellen Smith The new South in perspective: observations and commentary, John W. Frazier and Mark E. Reisinger Index.

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