Science and Culture in Latin America
Science and Culture in Latin America
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In Strangers and Settlers, Bethany Lacina provides the first global study of nativism that features a unified account of the drivers of backlash against international and domestic migration. Using information from censuses, public opinion, mobility laws, and political parties, Lacina describes a world of nested hierarchies of locals, and shows how governments use a range of policies to ensure locals maintain political and economic superiority over newcomers, particularly international migrants.
The Oxford Handbook of the History and Practice of Chinese Archaeology is a multi-regional and multi-voiced account of the history of Chinese archaeology. It provides insights into the actors, structures, and motivations moving this history forward, from the beginnings of the discipline, up to the present day.
The book explores the lives of Indian women migrants in Fiji (18791920), focusing on themes like displacement, violence, motherhood, and economic hardship. Set in colonial sugar plantations, it highlights themes of resilience, resistance, challenging stereotypes, and their defiance despite limited choices.
