Acknowledgments Introduction Constructing Status in Transnational Migration Nation States, Migrants' Incorporation, and Social Status Fieldwork Encounters: Migrants and Mobilities in the Heart of Europe Part One: Romanian Germans in Germany Chapter 1: Germans Moving "Home:" From Timisoara to Nuremberg Readiness to Go. German Migration during State Socialism The Big Wave: Mass Migration of the Romanian Germans Chapter 2: Living in Nuremberg: Accepted but Different Getting to Nuremberg Labor Market Incorporation Getting Education ...and Better Jobs Sociality Networks, Claims for Identity, and Prestige Loss Marriage to Romanian Women and "Romanianization" Chapter 3: A Weak Transnationality: Memory, Leisure, and Plans to Return Remembering Places: Transnationalism as Memory "Romania Tourists:" Transnationalism as Leisure Transnational Pensioners Plans to Move Back Part Two: Romanians in Italy Chapter 4: "We Need to Get Out Of Here": From Borsa to Milan Migration from Borsa: Causes, Periods, and Mechanisms of Migration The Initial Phase: Inventing Migration Strategies The Development of Migration: Kinship Networks Freedom of Movement in Europe Chapter 5: Making Milan Their Own: From Precariousness to Adaptation Getting to Milan Finding Housing Finding Jobs Legalization Freedom to Travel and Its Effects in Milan Chapter 6: Back Home: Prestige, Gain, Remittances, and Social Change Remittances for Sustaining Households Transnational Strategies of Investment Migrant Transnationalism, Social Change and Prestige Gain Transnational Migration and Social Transformation Conclusions References Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Constructing Status in Transnational Migration Nation States, Migrants' Incorporation, and Social Status Fieldwork Encounters: Migrants and Mobilities in the Heart of Europe Part One: Romanian Germans in Germany Chapter 1: Germans Moving "Home:" From Timisoara to Nuremberg Readiness to Go. German Migration during State Socialism The Big Wave: Mass Migration of the Romanian Germans Chapter 2: Living in Nuremberg: Accepted but Different Getting to Nuremberg Labor Market Incorporation Getting Education ...and Better Jobs Sociality Networks, Claims for Identity, and Prestige Loss Marriage to Romanian Women and "Romanianization" Chapter 3: A Weak Transnationality: Memory, Leisure, and Plans to Return Remembering Places: Transnationalism as Memory "Romania Tourists:" Transnationalism as Leisure Transnational Pensioners Plans to Move Back Part Two: Romanians in Italy Chapter 4: "We Need to Get Out Of Here": From Borsa to Milan Migration from Borsa: Causes, Periods, and Mechanisms of Migration The Initial Phase: Inventing Migration Strategies The Development of Migration: Kinship Networks Freedom of Movement in Europe Chapter 5: Making Milan Their Own: From Precariousness to Adaptation Getting to Milan Finding Housing Finding Jobs Legalization Freedom to Travel and Its Effects in Milan Chapter 6: Back Home: Prestige, Gain, Remittances, and Social Change Remittances for Sustaining Households Transnational Strategies of Investment Migrant Transnationalism, Social Change and Prestige Gain Transnational Migration and Social Transformation Conclusions References Index About the Author
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