Class, Gender and Migration
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Class, Gender and Migration
Return Flows between Mexico and the United States in Times of Crisis
Lee, Alison Elizabeth; Rivermar Perez, Maria Leticia; D'Aubeterre Buznego, Maria Eugenia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2022
180
Mole
Inglês
9780367520984
15 a 20 dias
453
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1. Understanding Accelerated and Return Migration in Central Mexico: Migration, Class and Gender 2. Rural Central Mexico and the East Coast of the United States: Articulating Surplus Labor and Restructured Economies 3. Disarticulation of Agriculture, Transition to a Service Economy in the Sierra Norte of Puebla and Accelerated Migration to the Nuevo New South 4. "I was motivated to do everything": Undocumented 'entrepreneurs of the self' in New York 5. Deceleration of migration and the selectivity of return migration in the Northern Sierra of Puebla 6. "In Zapotitlan, we won't have to pay for so many things": The Great Recession, Return Migration and Social Reproduction 7. Economic Crisis and the Social Reproduction of Mexican Transnational Working Classes
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Social Reproduction;Young Men;Mexican Migrants;Precarious Migrant Workers;U.S. Economic Crisis;Agro Industrial Areas;Puebla;Mexican Unauthorized Immigrants;D'Aubeterre;Salir Adelante;Rivermar Perez;In-home Childcare;immigration;IRCA;return migration;Relative Surplus Population;Migration;Sierra Norte;Central Mexico;Social Reproductive Tasks;global economic crisis;Internal Displacements;rural communities;Social Reproductive Work;immigration policie;Social Reproductive Labor;Immigration Industrial Complex;Bracero Program;Mexican Migration;Feminized Work;Durham NC;Mexican Census Data;Bronx NY;Transnational Mother;Construction Industry Worker;Garment Factories
1. Understanding Accelerated and Return Migration in Central Mexico: Migration, Class and Gender 2. Rural Central Mexico and the East Coast of the United States: Articulating Surplus Labor and Restructured Economies 3. Disarticulation of Agriculture, Transition to a Service Economy in the Sierra Norte of Puebla and Accelerated Migration to the Nuevo New South 4. "I was motivated to do everything": Undocumented 'entrepreneurs of the self' in New York 5. Deceleration of migration and the selectivity of return migration in the Northern Sierra of Puebla 6. "In Zapotitlan, we won't have to pay for so many things": The Great Recession, Return Migration and Social Reproduction 7. Economic Crisis and the Social Reproduction of Mexican Transnational Working Classes
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Social Reproduction;Young Men;Mexican Migrants;Precarious Migrant Workers;U.S. Economic Crisis;Agro Industrial Areas;Puebla;Mexican Unauthorized Immigrants;D'Aubeterre;Salir Adelante;Rivermar Perez;In-home Childcare;immigration;IRCA;return migration;Relative Surplus Population;Migration;Sierra Norte;Central Mexico;Social Reproductive Tasks;global economic crisis;Internal Displacements;rural communities;Social Reproductive Work;immigration policie;Social Reproductive Labor;Immigration Industrial Complex;Bracero Program;Mexican Migration;Feminized Work;Durham NC;Mexican Census Data;Bronx NY;Transnational Mother;Construction Industry Worker;Garment Factories
