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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Latin American migrants"”.

  1. "Suffering in the shadows: ""undocumented"" Latin American immigrants, inequality, embodiment and health"

    … examine the social processes that “undocumented” Latin American migrants undergo and how these social processes affect their health. Embodiment refers to how our bodies and minds literally incorporate, from conception to death, the material and social world in which we live (Krieger, 2001b). The …

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  2. Voices from the other side: communication technology, media, and migration

    … between media, communication technology, and Latin American migrants. It explores the dialectic between digital and global worlds playing a vital role on migrants’ life and activism. Observing tensions and contradictions, this study analyzes the discursive narratives in three cases: five …

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  3. Post-Cold War migration from Latin America to Latin Europe: a network theoretical analysis of an international migration system

    Latin America (LA) was once a region of net immigration, receiving millions of migrants from Europe, particularly Latin Europe (Italy, Portugal and Spain), between the years 1850 and 1950. But in the mid-1990s, this historical migration pattern reversed, and millions of Latin American migrants

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  4. The Utility of Cranial and Dental Data in an Integrated Approach to Population Affinity

    … collected from skeletal material representing American Black (n=15), American White (n=140), and Latin American Migrant (n=178) populations. Data were analyzed using latent class analysis, a type of finite mixture modeling used to identify unobserved subgroups or classes within a population. …

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