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Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers

Labor, Limites, y Libertad

Julie Goodman-Bowling

Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers

Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers

Labor, Limites, y Libertad

Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers

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Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers explores how migrant workers navigate precarious labor and build resilient communities. It is ideal for students and researchers in anthropology, migration, labor, especially those focused on citizenship, precarity, and grassroots activism.

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Beschrijving Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers

Rethinking Citizenship and Belonging through the Experiences of Migrant Day Laborers explores how migrant workers navigate precarious labor and build resilient communities. It is ideal for students and researchers in anthropology, migration, labor, especially those focused on citizenship, precarity, and grassroots activism.

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9781032967585
Pagina's
174
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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