Actions for Settlers in transition : pathways and roadblocks to settlement and citizenship of new comers in new homelands

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Settlers in transition : pathways and roadblocks to settlement and citizenship of new comers in new homelands / edited by M. Baffoe, L. Asimeng-Boahene, B.C. Ogbuagu

Published
Ronkonkoma, NY : Linus Learning, [2015]
Copyright Date
©2015
Physical Description
x, 152 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Additional Creators
Baffoe, Michael, Asimeng-Boahene, Lewis, and Ogbuagu, Buster

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Contents
Raising African immigrant children in the diaspora : a critical analysis of challenges and opportunities facing African immigrant parents in North America -- Linguistic and cultural identity of New Francophone immigrants in Manitoba -- Post-national belonging : strategies of racialized youth in multicultural Western contexts -- Re-membering and re-incorporating for permanent resting : the significance of burying diasporic Africans in their original homelands -- Strangers across two cultures : Chinese children and their adoptive Canadian parents -- Newcomer adjustment and integration : a cultural diplomacy perspective -- Cultural homogeneity in Northern food environments : the implications for newcomers -- Exploring the gifts and dreams of sewing circle members : skills mastery and peer support as vehicles for increasing self-efficacy among women who are newcomers ( immigrants and refugees) to Canada -- The practice and experience of transnational mothering among Chinese immigrant mothers in New York City -- Re-constructing lay visibility into official invisibility : the plight of racial minorities in Canada in employment and access to services -- Unmasking the hidden identity of elderly African immigrants in the United States -- Straining the quality of mercy : dilemmas in contemporary approaches to refugee movements -- From victimization to agency : refugee women's indicators of integration and adaptation -- They made us homeless : the search for place among refugee youth born in refugee camps in Nepal.
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ISBN
1607975211
9781607975212
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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