Everyday ruptures : children, youth, and migration in global perspective /
Ethnographies of children and youth who migrate and are affected by the migration of others.
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Table of Contents:
- Children, youth and the everyday ruptures of migration / Deborah A. Boehm, Julia Meredith Hess, Cati Coe, Heather Rae-Espinoza, and Rachel R. Reynolds
- Children's agency in family migration: decision making in Britain / Naomi Tyrrell
- "For Tibet": youth, hip-hop and transforming the Tibetan global imaginary / Julia Meredith Hess
- Transnational fosterage: the novel care arrangements between Guinean caregivers and Ivorian and Liberian children fleeing war / Susan Shepler
- Modes of transnational relatedness: Caribbean migrants' networks of child care and ritual kinship / Maarit Forde
- How children feel about their parents' migration: a history of reciprocity of care in Ghana / Cati Coe
- The children of émigrés in Ecuador: narratives of cultural reproduction and emotion in transnational social fields / Heather Rae-Espinoza
- Schooling and the everyday ruptures transnational children encounter in the United States and Mexico / Edmund T. Hamann and Víctor Zúñiga
- Here/not here: contingent citizenship and transnational Mexican children / Deborah A. Boehm
- The transnationally affected: Spanish state policies and the life-course events of families in North Africa / Núria Empez Vidal.
