Family Practices in Migration
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Family Practices in Migration
Everyday Lives and Relationships
Mas Giralt, Rosa; Garcia-Arjona, Noemi; Montero-Sieburth, Martha; Eguren, Joaquin
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2021
264
Mole
Inglês
9780367677251
15 a 20 dias
510
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Introduction. 1. Experiences of childhood 'illegality' for 1.5 generation Latinx youth in Texas: 'Never tell anyone about your status'. 2. Case studies across national boundaries: underscoring nuanced factors in migrant peer youth groups. 3. Honduran children's views on migrating to Barcelona: Narratives of violence, hardship and family strategies. 4. Portuguese migrant descendant returnees from Canada: the role of family in processes of return. 5. Home without family, family without home: Young migrants' experiences of home and relationships in the city of Brussels. 6. My mother's country. Relational Nationality and Transnational Family Ties. 7. Mothers Who Cross Borders. Family Care Networks in the Homes of Immigrant Mothers. 8. Family Narratives and Moving Intimacies in an Indian Diaspora. 9. Narratives of motherhood: Seeking asylum. 10. Reflections on a community based participatory research project with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. 11. The researcher as a shapeshifter in the field: Challenges in doing fieldwork with transnational migrant families. 12. Transforming the Pause of Life for Female Asylum Seekers into Action: Empowerment through Dance and Movement. Concluding thoughts on family practices in migration.
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Young Man;Migrant life;Follow;Good mothering;Transnational Families;Peer relations;Young Migrants;Kinship;Young People;Home-making;Migrant Families;Asylum Centre;Asylum Support;Quantitative Research;Moroccan Dutch Youth;International Protection Procedure;Home Orbit;Asylum Seekers;Feminist Narrative Approach;UN;Dance Movement Therapy;Everyday Practices;Moroccan Dutch;Family Practices;Social Reproduction;Undocumented Youth;Migration Project;Unaccompanied Minors;Makeup;Mixed Status Families
Introduction. 1. Experiences of childhood 'illegality' for 1.5 generation Latinx youth in Texas: 'Never tell anyone about your status'. 2. Case studies across national boundaries: underscoring nuanced factors in migrant peer youth groups. 3. Honduran children's views on migrating to Barcelona: Narratives of violence, hardship and family strategies. 4. Portuguese migrant descendant returnees from Canada: the role of family in processes of return. 5. Home without family, family without home: Young migrants' experiences of home and relationships in the city of Brussels. 6. My mother's country. Relational Nationality and Transnational Family Ties. 7. Mothers Who Cross Borders. Family Care Networks in the Homes of Immigrant Mothers. 8. Family Narratives and Moving Intimacies in an Indian Diaspora. 9. Narratives of motherhood: Seeking asylum. 10. Reflections on a community based participatory research project with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. 11. The researcher as a shapeshifter in the field: Challenges in doing fieldwork with transnational migrant families. 12. Transforming the Pause of Life for Female Asylum Seekers into Action: Empowerment through Dance and Movement. Concluding thoughts on family practices in migration.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Migrant life;Follow;Good mothering;Transnational Families;Peer relations;Young Migrants;Kinship;Young People;Home-making;Migrant Families;Asylum Centre;Asylum Support;Quantitative Research;Moroccan Dutch Youth;International Protection Procedure;Home Orbit;Asylum Seekers;Feminist Narrative Approach;UN;Dance Movement Therapy;Everyday Practices;Moroccan Dutch;Family Practices;Social Reproduction;Undocumented Youth;Migration Project;Unaccompanied Minors;Makeup;Mixed Status Families
