Titlebook: Deportation and Return in a Border-Restricted World; Experiences in Mexic Bryan Roberts,Cecilia Menjívar,Nestor P. Rodríguez Book 2017 Spri

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Fragmented Identities: Contention of Space and Identity Among Salvadoran Deporteesrs, (2) their networks of support, (3) and the recent evolution of Salvadoran migration policy. El Salvador’s growing call-center industry serves as the backdrop, as a call-center was the site where the participants for the study were interviewed, and is a setting continuously framed as a site of criminality by local Salvadorans.

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Jianhua Zhu,Liangcai Gao,Wenqi Zhaoditions. In the cases of migrants from rural villages, they may well return to the same precarious circumstances that compelled them to leave in the first place. The chapter discusses this phenomenon through the presentation of a traditional sending village in rural Central-Western Mexico where resi

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Font Impression Estimation in the Wildxperience of violence, known as the “scorched earth” policy, adopted by the Guatemalan government during the 1980s as a means to defeat the guerrillas. Guatemala’s difficult conditions and the transnational social networks migrants created facilitated increased migration from the 1990s until today.

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Yung-Hsin Chen,Phillip B. Ströbelarge-scale return has important consequences for the health of deportees, their families, and their communities. This pilot study aimed to develop an initial characterization of the types of health impacts most commonly observed after deportees arrive in their countries of origin. Twenty-five semi-s

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceepatriated remains. Every year, Central American migrants die attempting to cross into the U.S. border region, while others are kidnapped and killed in Mexico by elements of organized crime with the complicity of government officials. The victims are often buried in nameless graves, leaving their fa

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Bryan Roberts,Cecilia Menjívar,Nestor P. RodríguezAnalyzes the difficulties faced by those returning to the country from which they migrated.Presents data concerning both voluntary and involuntary return migration, specifically to Mexico and Central