The Routledge International Handbook of Transnational Studies
Herausgeber: Fauser, Margit; Bada, Xóchitl
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Herausgeber: Fauser, Margit; Bada, Xóchitl
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This interdisciplinary volume charts the dynamic evolution and diversity of approaches, topics, and disciplinary fields that are now included in transnational studies, presenting contemporary research on a range of subjects relating to transnationalism and identifying new directions for future research.
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This interdisciplinary volume charts the dynamic evolution and diversity of approaches, topics, and disciplinary fields that are now included in transnational studies, presenting contemporary research on a range of subjects relating to transnationalism and identifying new directions for future research.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781032360355
- ISBN-10: 1032360356
- Artikelnr.: 69030656
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9781032360355
- ISBN-10: 1032360356
- Artikelnr.: 69030656
Margit Fauser is a professor of Sociology at Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany. She is the author of Mobile Citizenship, co-author of Transnational Migration, and a co-editor of Migrations and Border Processes: Practices and Politics of Belonging and Exclusion in Europe from the 19th to the 21st Century, a special issue of the Journal of Borderlands Studies. Xóchitl Bada is an associate professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at the University of Illinois Chicago, USA. She is co-author of Scaling Migrant Worker Rights: How Advocates Collaborate and Contest State Power and co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of Latin America and Accountability across Borders: Migrant Rights in North America.
An interdisciplinary introduction to transnational studies SECTION 1
Epistemological principles and transnational methodologies 1 - The twilight
of transnational migration studies in a conjuncture of dispossession: An
epistemological approach 2 - Expanding the critical knowledge potential of
transnational migration research: How to study 'doing migration' at the
intersection of multiple colonialities? 3 - What is new about transnational
inequality? SECTION 2 Transnational migrant practices, remittances, and
transfers 4 - Migrant transnational political engagement 5 - Remittances,
transnationalism, and the making of migrant financial inclusion across
North America 6 - Return mobility and transnational intangible transfers:
The case of Central and Eastern Europe SECTION 3 Mobilities, identities,
and power structures 7 - Second-generation transnational return mobilities
8 - Gendered state interest and marriage migration policies: The
Philippines and South Korea 9 - White capital: A transnational story
SECTION 4 Social Security, Social Protection and Health 10 - Labyrinths of
transnational social protection 11 - Bringing the transnational into social
work 12 - Diasporic bureaucracies and transnational social rights: A
Mexican health policy in New York City 13 - Transnational medical
mobilities SECTION 5 Organizations and Social Movements 14 - Social
movements, transnational struggles, and cross-national diffusion: Three
waves of research 15 - Transnational labor activism: The international
labor movement and beyond 16 - Transnational migrant organizations SECTION
6 Culture, Religion & the Arts 17 - Contemporary art and transnational
artivisms in the Americas 18 - Orisha transnational practices and the
Africana Matrix 19 - Conviviality and transnationalism - conceptual
cross-fertilizations 20 - Translation and postcoloniality SECTION 7
Architecture and Urban Planning 21 - Twin house: Emigrant and Immigrant
architectures of transnational labor economies 22 - Migration and
architecture: Remitting as a framework for emergent architectural forms 23
- Building dreams back "home": Transnational urban spatialities of homes,
land, and property 24 - Transnational mobility and urban change
Epistemological principles and transnational methodologies 1 - The twilight
of transnational migration studies in a conjuncture of dispossession: An
epistemological approach 2 - Expanding the critical knowledge potential of
transnational migration research: How to study 'doing migration' at the
intersection of multiple colonialities? 3 - What is new about transnational
inequality? SECTION 2 Transnational migrant practices, remittances, and
transfers 4 - Migrant transnational political engagement 5 - Remittances,
transnationalism, and the making of migrant financial inclusion across
North America 6 - Return mobility and transnational intangible transfers:
The case of Central and Eastern Europe SECTION 3 Mobilities, identities,
and power structures 7 - Second-generation transnational return mobilities
8 - Gendered state interest and marriage migration policies: The
Philippines and South Korea 9 - White capital: A transnational story
SECTION 4 Social Security, Social Protection and Health 10 - Labyrinths of
transnational social protection 11 - Bringing the transnational into social
work 12 - Diasporic bureaucracies and transnational social rights: A
Mexican health policy in New York City 13 - Transnational medical
mobilities SECTION 5 Organizations and Social Movements 14 - Social
movements, transnational struggles, and cross-national diffusion: Three
waves of research 15 - Transnational labor activism: The international
labor movement and beyond 16 - Transnational migrant organizations SECTION
6 Culture, Religion & the Arts 17 - Contemporary art and transnational
artivisms in the Americas 18 - Orisha transnational practices and the
Africana Matrix 19 - Conviviality and transnationalism - conceptual
cross-fertilizations 20 - Translation and postcoloniality SECTION 7
Architecture and Urban Planning 21 - Twin house: Emigrant and Immigrant
architectures of transnational labor economies 22 - Migration and
architecture: Remitting as a framework for emergent architectural forms 23
- Building dreams back "home": Transnational urban spatialities of homes,
land, and property 24 - Transnational mobility and urban change
An interdisciplinary introduction to transnational studies SECTION 1
Epistemological principles and transnational methodologies 1 - The twilight
of transnational migration studies in a conjuncture of dispossession: An
epistemological approach 2 - Expanding the critical knowledge potential of
transnational migration research: How to study 'doing migration' at the
intersection of multiple colonialities? 3 - What is new about transnational
inequality? SECTION 2 Transnational migrant practices, remittances, and
transfers 4 - Migrant transnational political engagement 5 - Remittances,
transnationalism, and the making of migrant financial inclusion across
North America 6 - Return mobility and transnational intangible transfers:
The case of Central and Eastern Europe SECTION 3 Mobilities, identities,
and power structures 7 - Second-generation transnational return mobilities
8 - Gendered state interest and marriage migration policies: The
Philippines and South Korea 9 - White capital: A transnational story
SECTION 4 Social Security, Social Protection and Health 10 - Labyrinths of
transnational social protection 11 - Bringing the transnational into social
work 12 - Diasporic bureaucracies and transnational social rights: A
Mexican health policy in New York City 13 - Transnational medical
mobilities SECTION 5 Organizations and Social Movements 14 - Social
movements, transnational struggles, and cross-national diffusion: Three
waves of research 15 - Transnational labor activism: The international
labor movement and beyond 16 - Transnational migrant organizations SECTION
6 Culture, Religion & the Arts 17 - Contemporary art and transnational
artivisms in the Americas 18 - Orisha transnational practices and the
Africana Matrix 19 - Conviviality and transnationalism - conceptual
cross-fertilizations 20 - Translation and postcoloniality SECTION 7
Architecture and Urban Planning 21 - Twin house: Emigrant and Immigrant
architectures of transnational labor economies 22 - Migration and
architecture: Remitting as a framework for emergent architectural forms 23
- Building dreams back "home": Transnational urban spatialities of homes,
land, and property 24 - Transnational mobility and urban change
Epistemological principles and transnational methodologies 1 - The twilight
of transnational migration studies in a conjuncture of dispossession: An
epistemological approach 2 - Expanding the critical knowledge potential of
transnational migration research: How to study 'doing migration' at the
intersection of multiple colonialities? 3 - What is new about transnational
inequality? SECTION 2 Transnational migrant practices, remittances, and
transfers 4 - Migrant transnational political engagement 5 - Remittances,
transnationalism, and the making of migrant financial inclusion across
North America 6 - Return mobility and transnational intangible transfers:
The case of Central and Eastern Europe SECTION 3 Mobilities, identities,
and power structures 7 - Second-generation transnational return mobilities
8 - Gendered state interest and marriage migration policies: The
Philippines and South Korea 9 - White capital: A transnational story
SECTION 4 Social Security, Social Protection and Health 10 - Labyrinths of
transnational social protection 11 - Bringing the transnational into social
work 12 - Diasporic bureaucracies and transnational social rights: A
Mexican health policy in New York City 13 - Transnational medical
mobilities SECTION 5 Organizations and Social Movements 14 - Social
movements, transnational struggles, and cross-national diffusion: Three
waves of research 15 - Transnational labor activism: The international
labor movement and beyond 16 - Transnational migrant organizations SECTION
6 Culture, Religion & the Arts 17 - Contemporary art and transnational
artivisms in the Americas 18 - Orisha transnational practices and the
Africana Matrix 19 - Conviviality and transnationalism - conceptual
cross-fertilizations 20 - Translation and postcoloniality SECTION 7
Architecture and Urban Planning 21 - Twin house: Emigrant and Immigrant
architectures of transnational labor economies 22 - Migration and
architecture: Remitting as a framework for emergent architectural forms 23
- Building dreams back "home": Transnational urban spatialities of homes,
land, and property 24 - Transnational mobility and urban change