Transnational Americas : envisioning inter-American area studies in globalization processes /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English Spanish |
| Language Notes: | English and Spanish. |
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Tempe, Arizona :
Bilingual Press/Editorial Bilingüe,
[2013]
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| Series: | Inter-American studies ;
v. 7. |
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Table of Contents:
- Transnational Americas: envisioning inter-American area studies in globalization processes / Olaf Kaltmeier
- I. Inter-American geopolitics
- Regional integration in the Americas / Stefan Schmalz
- Conflicting constructions of cross-border regional identities in the Cascadia region (Seattle/Vancouver) / Jens Martin Gurr and Olaf Kaltmeier
- Trespassing frontiers - transgressing race? Hidden traces of Afro-descendants from French Saint Domingue in nineteenth-century eastern Cuba / Jochen Kemner
- II. Migration, diaspora, translocal communities
- Latino identity in the U.S.: the need for an ethno-racial standing / Frauke Böger
- To live in the borderland: transnational motherhood and global care / Elisabeth Tuider
- Echoes of a strident voice "from abroad": Latin Americans in London and their cultural influence / Libia Villazana
- Youth identities in an Oaxacan transnational community / Georgia Melville
- III. Globalizing indigenous identities
- Globalizing Indigenismo in the new Latin American cinema / David M.J. Wood
- Dante Cerano's Dia Dos: sex, kinship, and videotape / Jesse Lerner
- Rigoberta and Domitila: autobiographies and representations of female indigenous leaders / Juliana Ströbele-Gregor
- Indigenous of the world ...! Pan-ethnic discourse, religion and the spiritualization of ethnicity in transnational fields / Andrián Tovar Simoncic
- IV. Post-multicultural identity politics
- Identity as a political project in the Americas / Sophia A. McClennen
- Multiculturalist dynamics in Canada: the turn that challenges postmodernity / Mihaela Vieru
- Multiculturalism and the traffic of Difference / Mabel Moraña
- Narrative spaces and transnational identities in Babel, The Namesake and Quinceañera / Chris Lippard
- Gazpacho & tomato soup: what we talk about when we talk about (post)multicultural U.S.-American literature / Rüdiger Heinze.