A visa for a dream : Dominicans in the United States

Patricia R. Pessar

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

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1. Dominican Exodus: The Emigration Process. 2. Settling in New York. 3. Buscando Mejor Vida: In Search of a Better Life. 4. Dominican Immigrant Families: Continuity and Change. 5. Forging Lives Agui (Here) and Alla (There).

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