Unbordering Migration Studies in the Caribbean and Latin America
Unbordering Migration Studies in the Caribbean and Latin America
Rocha-Carpiuc, Cecilia; Lopez Oro, Paul Joseph; Lewis, Patsy; Lewis, Patsy; Trotz, D. Alissa; Francis, Donette; Kolenz, Kristen A.; Miller, Alexandria; Kolenz, Kristen A.; Nejamkis, Lucia
Rutgers University Press
03/2026
256
Mole
Inglês
9781978844513
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Introduction 1
PATSY LEWIS AND KRISTEN A . KOLENZ
Part I Racialized Belonging and Mobility
1 When the "Unorganizable" Organize:
Exploring
the Mobilization of Migrant
Domestic Workers in Chile 15
CECILIA ROCHA- CARPIUC
2 Climate Change, Gender, and Migration in Buenos Aires,
Argentina 28
LUCIL A NE JAMKIS, TRANSL ATED BY PALOMA PINILLOS
3 "Not Just (Any)body Can Be a [CARICOM] Citizen":
Shanique Myrie v. State of Barbados 40
D. ALISSA TROT Z
4 Quotidian Entanglements of the Americas
in Miami 55
DONE T TE FRANCIS
5 At the Intersections of Indigenous Blackness and
AfroLatinidad: U.S. Garifuna Central Americans 68
PAUL JOSEPH LOPE Z ORO
6 Mapping New Routes of Association: Chinese Mobilities
in Central America's
Shifting Development Landscape 84
MONICA DEHART
Part II Confinement, Return, and Immobility
7 Breaking Out: Visualizing Immigrant Lives
Beyond Crossing 103
KRISTEN A . KOLENZ
8 Migration, Maras, and Mayhem: Microhistories
of Expulsion and Violence
by MS-13 and Barrio
18 Members in El Salvador 115
ESTEBAN E. LOUSTAUNAU
9 The Kinopolitical
Containment of Haiti: Exclusionary
Migration Policies, Deadly Borders, and the Death
of the Black Republic 135
MIMI SHELLER
10 The State Response to the Venezuelan Migration
Crisis in the Dutch Caribbean
152
NATALIE DIE TRICH JONES
11 Postcolonial Nationalism: "Placing" Venezuelans
in Contemporary
Trinidad and Tobago 165
SHELENE GOMES
12 Memoria: Documenting Belonging in the Borderlands 182
TANYA AGUINIGA
Acknowledgments
197
References 199
Notes on Contributors 225
Index 000
Introduction 1
PATSY LEWIS AND KRISTEN A . KOLENZ
Part I Racialized Belonging and Mobility
1 When the "Unorganizable" Organize:
Exploring
the Mobilization of Migrant
Domestic Workers in Chile 15
CECILIA ROCHA- CARPIUC
2 Climate Change, Gender, and Migration in Buenos Aires,
Argentina 28
LUCIL A NE JAMKIS, TRANSL ATED BY PALOMA PINILLOS
3 "Not Just (Any)body Can Be a [CARICOM] Citizen":
Shanique Myrie v. State of Barbados 40
D. ALISSA TROT Z
4 Quotidian Entanglements of the Americas
in Miami 55
DONE T TE FRANCIS
5 At the Intersections of Indigenous Blackness and
AfroLatinidad: U.S. Garifuna Central Americans 68
PAUL JOSEPH LOPE Z ORO
6 Mapping New Routes of Association: Chinese Mobilities
in Central America's
Shifting Development Landscape 84
MONICA DEHART
Part II Confinement, Return, and Immobility
7 Breaking Out: Visualizing Immigrant Lives
Beyond Crossing 103
KRISTEN A . KOLENZ
8 Migration, Maras, and Mayhem: Microhistories
of Expulsion and Violence
by MS-13 and Barrio
18 Members in El Salvador 115
ESTEBAN E. LOUSTAUNAU
9 The Kinopolitical
Containment of Haiti: Exclusionary
Migration Policies, Deadly Borders, and the Death
of the Black Republic 135
MIMI SHELLER
10 The State Response to the Venezuelan Migration
Crisis in the Dutch Caribbean
152
NATALIE DIE TRICH JONES
11 Postcolonial Nationalism: "Placing" Venezuelans
in Contemporary
Trinidad and Tobago 165
SHELENE GOMES
12 Memoria: Documenting Belonging in the Borderlands 182
TANYA AGUINIGA
Acknowledgments
197
References 199
Notes on Contributors 225
Index 000