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Diasporic school associations
By: Mette Louise Berg, Departmental Lecturer, Anthropology of Migration Research in capitalist societies has shown that schooling reproduces class privilege despite meritocratic ideals. Educational background has been widely identified as key to ensuring entry into powerful networks, such as old boys’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuba, diaspora, networks, school
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Migration and Generation
By: Mette Berg, Departmental Lecturer, Anthropology of Migration Questions of migrant adaptation and engagement with their homelands are becoming increasingly important to migrants, their homelands, and the countries where they move. Yet our understanding of how migrants’ pasts impact on … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuba, diaspora, generation
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