Ethnic and Racial Studies

Ethnicity, reception and the growth of American immigration
pp. 171-188(18)
Author: Obinna, Denise N.

How family, immigrant group, and school contexts shape ethnic educational disparities
pp. 189-209(21)
Author: Feliciano, Cynthia

Stuck behind kitchen doors? Assessing the work prospects of latter-generation Latino workers in a Los Angeles restaurant
pp. 210-228(19)
Author: Wilson, Eli R.

A family affair: how and why second-generation Filipino-Americans engage in transnational social and economic connections
pp. 229-247(19)
Author: Gutierrez, Armand

Afropolitan projects: African immigrant identities and solidarities in the United States
pp. 248-266(19)
Author: Adjepong, Anima

Blood ties: migrations, state transnationalism and automatic nationality
pp. 267-284(18)
Author: Caggiano, Sergio

Borders, paradox and power
pp. 285-302(18)
Author: Papadakis, Yiannis

The intergenerational transmission of Australian Indigenous languages: why language maintenance programmes should be family-focused
pp. 303-323(21)
Author: Forrest, Walter

Family ideation, immigration, and the racial state: explaining divergent family reunification policies in Britain and the US
pp. 324-342(19)
Author: Watson, Jake

Mobilizing memory: collective memory schemas and the social boundaries of Jews in Toronto
pp. 343-361(19)
Authors: Harold, Joshua; Fong, Eric

Nation-building, masculinity and entrepreneurship: memories of the “liberation of Kosovo” in Switzerland
pp. 362-380(19)
Author: Farquet, Romaine