❤[PDF]⚡ Handbook on Transnationalism

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Handbook on Transnationalism
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Handbook on Transnationalism
Sinopsis
Providing a critical overview of transnationalism
as a concept, this Handbook looks at its growing
influence in an era of high-speed, globalised
interconnectivity. It offers crucial insights on
how approaches to transnationalism have altered
how we think about social life from the family
to the nation-state, whilst also challenging the
predominance of methodologically nationalist
analyses.nbspEncmpassing research from around
the world, leading international researchers
examine transnational migration, culture, state
practices, organisations and institutions.
Chapters draw attention to conceptual concerns
around the topic, including the spatiality and
temporality of transnationalism, connections to
the life course, and the articulation of affect
and emotion across borders. The Handbook further
explains the transnational dimensions of
different forms of migration, including labour
migrations and student mobilities, and
emphasises why and how transnational networks and
circulations matter.nbspAnengaging foundation
for students and scholars seeking to enhance
their understanding of transnationalism, this
Handbook offers agenda-setting
arguments that will be geography, sociology, an
interesting read for
beneficial to researchers of migration and
mobilities, human anthropology, international
relations and cultural studies. It will also be
practitioners working in migration, migrant
rights and transnational
organising and activism.
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Handbook on Transnationalism
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Providing a critical overview of transnationalism
as a concept, this Handbook looks at its
growing influence in an era of high-speed,
globalised interconnectivity. It offers crucial
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insights on how approaches to transnationalism
have altered how we think about social life from
the family to the nation-state, whilst also
challenging the predominance of methodologically
nationalist analyses.nbspEncmpassing research
from around the world, leading international
researchers examine transnational migration,
culture, state practices, organisations and
institutions. Chapters draw attention to
conceptual concerns around the topic, including
the spatiality and temporality of
transnationalism, connections to the life
course, and the articulation of affect and
emotion across borders. The Handbook further
explains the transnational dimensions of
different forms of migration, including labour
migrations and student mobilities, and
emphasises why and how transnational networks and
circulations matter.nbspAnengaging foundation
for students and scholars seeking to enhance
their understanding of transnationalism, this
Handbook offers agenda-setting
arguments that will be geography, sociology, an
interesting read for
beneficial to researchers of migration and
mobilities, human anthropology, international
relations and cultural studies. It will also be
practitioners working in migration, migrant
rights and transnational
organising and activism.