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You and I Are Not Friends: The Challenges of Ethnographic Study in the Migration Field

April 30, 2019January 30, 2020 Lori Zimmermann 116 Views 0 Comment Americas, Essays

By Padmini Baruah, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

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How to Achieve the American Dream on an Immigrant’s Income April 30, 2019
Retaining, Changing, and Surrendering Hegemonic Masculinities April 30, 2019
The Ties that Bind (or Not): Social Networks Among Extra-Continental Migrants April 30, 2019
No Sweat – If You Are a Woman April 30, 2019
Financial Biographies, Volume 1 April 30, 2019
You and I Are Not Friends: The Challenges of Ethnographic Study in the Migration Field April 30, 2019
Tracing the Financial Journeys of Nepali Migrants April 30, 2019
The Other Migration: The Financial Journeys of Asians and Africans Traveling Through the Americas April 30, 2019
What Can Hotels Teach Us about Smuggling? March 31, 2019
Migrants Hold onto Their Religious Identities for Emotional Support and to Build Networks Crucial to Their Journeys March 31, 2019
In Adjusting to New Labor Markets, Migrants Draw on Past Experience and Retain a Strong Sense of Pride in Being Able to Contribute March 31, 2019
Language Isolation on the Migrant Trail March 31, 2019
Origins Breed Commonalities, Camaraderie, and Conflict March 31, 2019
“I’m the Everything”: The Overlooked Heroism of Refugee Youth in the United States February 28, 2019
Financial Integration of Refugees in Dallas, Texas February 28, 2019
‘I followed the flood’: A Gender Analysis of the Moral and Financial Economies of Forced Migration December 31, 2017
The Financial Journey of Refugees: Evidence from Greece, Jordan, and Turkey September 30, 2017
Financial Inclusion in Refugee Economies February 28, 2017

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