Titlebook: Boundaries within: Nation, Kinship and Identity among Migrants and Minorities; Francesca Decimo,Alessandra Gribaldo Book 2017 Springer Int

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The Politics of Racial Disproportionality of the Child Welfare System in New York a practice embedded in the administration of welfare state and, more widely, in the process of racial formation in the US. Looking at anti-racism groups, committees and grass-root associations working on racial disproportionality, I discuss through ethnographic examples how this data is rationalize

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Childbirth on Europe’s Ultra-Periphery: Maternity Care, French Universalism and Equivocal Identities per inhabitant in the whole of France yet most women who come to give birth do not speak French, nor do they possess either identity papers or entitlements to social security. Set against a backdrop of rising migration, these perspectives are affected by differing perceptions on the part of medical

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Migrant Incorporation in South Tyrol and Essentialized Local Identitiesdia representations and the special provincial statistics office, ethnographic research in some South Tyrolean schools and in the broader (Bourdieuian) field of migration. Within this field, schooling is a strategic site for processes of social reproduction, and therefore of particular interest for

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Rethinking Kinship, Mobility and Citizenship across the Ethiopian-Eritrean Boundaries the new possibilities of handling family networks open innovative ways of global and local mobility through which new futures may be invented. Kinship, citizenship and mobility create an interplay made up of strategic and arduous choices, fortuitous and forced positions, and opposed and conflicting

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Male Adulthood and ‘Self’-Legalizing Practices among Young Moroccan Migrants in Turin, Italye and couple relationships appear to represent a political arena in which heterogeneous interests are at stake. Maintaining simultaneous relationships with different goals and informal/formal procedures, as in the case of ‘multiple-families’, can ensure biological reproduction in Morocco and the leg

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When Politics Meet Marriage: Changes in Marriage Practices among Migrated Yi Cadres in Liangshan, Chture of the nation state and the traditional culture of the Yi ethnic minority. Second and even third-generation Yi migrants grant politics a place in their marriage practices which suggests that these descendants are coming to recognize the nation state and accept the logic of political games even